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Anatomy 225 lab

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Superior above
Inferior below
Anterior front
Posterior back
Medial toward
Lateral away
Proximal near (limbs)
Distal far (limbs)
Superficial external
Deep internal
Frontal in half (standing sideways)
Transverse in half (like ghost movie)
Median down the middle
Dorsal body cavity cranial cavity and vertebral cavity
Ventral body cavity abdomniopelvic cavity and thoratic cavity
Nervous system brain, spinal cord, spleen
Endocrine system thyroid gland, pancreas, ardeanal gland
Skeletal system vertebra
Respiratory system bronchus, trachea, lung
Digestive system esophagus, stomach, small &large intestine, liver
Cardiovascular system heart
Urinary System gall bladder, kidneys, urinary bladder, rectum
Thoracic cavity separated by dome shaped diaphragm;superior to heart and lungs
Abdomniopelvic cavity inferior to diaphragm
Abdominal cavity houses stomach, intestines, liver and others
Pelvic Cavity enclosed by pelvis and contains organs bladder and rectum
Serous membrane exceedingly thin double layered membrane covering the outer surface of organs and walls of the ventral body cavity
Cranial Cavity encloses brain
Vertebral cavity spinal cord
Right upper quadrant contains gall bladder, little stomach, liver
Right Lower quadrant some small intestines, ascending large intestine, cecum, appendix, and some urinary bladder
Lower Left Quadrant some urinary bladder, initial part of sigmoid colon, descending large intestine
Upper Left Quadrant diaphragm, stomach, transverse large intestine
Ventrical Body Cavity Contains diaphragm, thymus, heart, lungs, trachea, bronchi, esophagus, stomach, greater opentum,small and large intestine, and cecum
Diaphragm thin muscle attached to inferior boundry of rib cage that separates thoratic and abdomnipelvic cavities
Thymus irregular mass of glandular tissue overlaying heart
Heart medial over structure enclosed with pericardium
Lungs on either side of the heart
Trachea windpipe running medially down the throat
Bronchi two passageways that plunge laterally into the tissue of lungs
Esophagus food chute,transports food from pharynx to stomach
Stomach curved organ important in food digestion and storage
Greater opentum an extention of peritoneum that covers abdominal verscera
Small intestine connected to stomach and ending just before saclike cecum
Large intestine large muscular tube connected to small intestine and ends at anus
Cecum initial part of large intestine
Rectum terminal part of the large intestine continuous with the anal cavity
Anus opening of the digestive tract to the exterior
Mesentery apronlike serous membrane suspends many digestive organs in abdominal cavity
Pancreas diffuse gland; rests dorsal to and in the mesentery between the first portion of the small intestine and stomach
Spleen dark red organ curving around the left lateral side of the stomach
Liver large brown red most superior organ in abdominal cavity;directly beneath diaphragm
Kidneys bean shaped organs; retroperitoneal
Adrenal glands large endocrine glands that set astride the superior margin of each kidney
Ureter tube running from kidney to bladder
Inferior vena cova large vein that runs blood to the heart fromlower regions of the body
Descending aorta deep to inferior vena cava the largest artery of the body; carries blood away from the heart down midline of body
Epithelial membrane serous=visceral,paterial;mucous;cutaneous(skin);synovial membranes
Serous membrane covers walls of ventral body cavity
Parietal membrane lines cavity
Visceral membrane lines organs
Peritoneum abdominal
Pleura lung
Pericardium heart
Mucous membrane composed of epithial cells;lines respiratory and digestive
Synovial membrane composed of connective tissue;no epithelial cells; lines joints
Base supports microscope
Substage light or mirror located at base and with it light passes directly upward through the microscope
Stage platform the side rests on while being viewed
Condenser small substage lens that concentrates the light on the specimen
Iris diaphragm lever arm attached to the condenser that regulates the amount of light passing through the condenser
Coarse adjustment knob used to focus on specimen
Fine adjustment knob used for precise focusing after coarse focusing
Head or body tube supports the objective lens system and oceular lens or lenses
Arm vertical portion of microscope connecting base to head
Ocular two lenses at superior end of head
Pointer specific area of viewed specimen
Nose piece rotating mechanism at base of head
Objective lense adjustable lens system that permits use of other lenses
Real image magnifies specimen projected to the ocular
Virtual image real image modified by lenses
Total magnification power of ocular lens multiplied by the power of objective lens used
Resolution resolving power
Axial head neck trunk axis of body
Appendicular relating to limbs and their attachments to the axis
Abdominal anterior body trunk region inferior to the ribs
Acromial pertaining to point of shoulder
Antebrachial pertaining to forearm
Antecubital pertaining to the anterior surface of the elbow
Axillary armpit
Brachial arm
Buccal cheeck
Carpal wrist
Cephalic head
Cervical neck region
Coxal hip
Crural leg
Digital fingers or toes
Femoral thigh
Fibular side of leg
Frontal forehead
Hallux great toe
Inguinal groin
Mammary breat
Manus hand
Mental chin
Nasal nose
Oral mouth
Orbital bony eye socket
Palmar palm of the hand
Patellar palm of hand
Pedal foot
Pelvic pelvis region
Pollex thumb
Pubic genital region
Sternal breastbone
Tarsal ankle
Thoratic chest
Umbilical navel
Calcaneal heel of foot
Dorsum back
Gluteal butt
Lumbar between hips and ribs
Occipital base of skull
Olecranal posterior elbow
Otic ear
Perineal between anus and external genetalia
Plantar sole of foot
Poptical back of knee
Sacral between the hips
Scapular shoulder blade area
Sural posterior surface of leg
Vertebral area of the spinal column
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