Anatomy 2, Lab Practical 3, Photos

Front 1

Back 1

alveoli

Front 2

Back 2

ascending colon

Front 3

Back 3

beginning of the jejunum

Front 4

Back 4

cecum

Front 5

Back 5

cecum (The boundary with the ascending colon is approximate.)

Front 6

Back 6

cortical nephron

Front 7

Back 7

cricoid cartilage (posterior)

Front 8

Back 8

descending colon (The inferior boundary with the sigmoid colon is approximate.)

Front 9

Back 9

duodenum

Front 10

Back 10

duodenum

Front 11

Back 11

duodenum

Front 12

Back 12

end of the duodenum

Front 13

Back 13

end of the ileum

Front 14

Back 14

epiglottis (posterior)

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Back 15

esophagus

Front 16

Back 16

esophagus

Front 17

Back 17

gallbladder

Front 18

Back 18

gallbladder

Front 19

Back 19

glomeruli (which is the plural of glomerulus)

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Back 20

glomerulus

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Back 21

glottis

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Back 22

granular cells (aka juxtaglomerular cells)

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Back 23

hepatic flexure (aka right colic flexure)

Front 24

Back 24

horizontal fissure of right lung

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Back 25

hyoid bone

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Back 26

ileocecal valve

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Back 27

ileum (The outline may also contain parts of the jejunum. The boundary may be more left-right than inferior-superior; it is really impossible to tell.)

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Back 28

inferior lobe of left lung

Front 29

Back 29

inferior lobe of right lung

Front 30

Back 30

jejunoileum

Front 31

Back 31

juxtaglomerular apparatus

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Back 32

juxtamedullary nephron (Note this includes both the nephron loop and the glomerulus/renal capsule.)

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Back 33

(left) kidney

Front 34

Back 34

(left) arytenoid cartilage

Front 35

Back 35

(left) corniculate cartilage

Front 36

Back 36

left lung

Front 37

Back 37

left primary bronchus

Front 38

Back 38

left secondary bronchi (fixed misspelling at 3:30 P.M. on 11/30/2014)

Front 39

Back 39

liver

Front 40

Back 40

loop of Henle (aka nephron loop)

Front 41

Back 41

loop of Henle (aka nephron loop)

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Back 42

macula densa cells

Front 43

Back 43

major calyces (which is the plural of major calyx)

Front 44

Back 44

middle lobe of right lung

Front 45

Back 45

minor calyx (Note how it cups the papilla of the pyramid, but does not join with other calyces.)

Front 46

Back 46

oblique fissure of left lung

Front 47

Back 47

oblique fissure of right lung

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Back 48

pancreas

Front 49

Back 49

pancreas

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Back 50

papilla of pyramid

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Back 51

papilla of pyramid

Front 52

Back 52

parotid gland

Front 53

Back 53

podocytes (covering the glomerulus?)

Front 54

Back 54

pyloric sphincter (the little gray structure on the left side of the photo)

Front 55

Back 55

renal corpuscles

Front 56

Back 56

renal corpuscles

Front 57

Back 57

renal cortex (This assumes that renal columns are part of the renal cortex.)

Front 58

Back 58

renal pyramids (which are in the renal medulla)

Front 59

Back 59

renal pyramid (aka medullary pyramid)

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Back 60

renal pyramid (aka medullary pyramid)

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Back 61

(right) arytenoid cartilage

Front 62

Back 62

(right) corniculate cartilage

Front 63

Back 63

right lung

Front 64

Back 64

right primary bronchus

Front 65

Back 65

right secondary bronchi (fixed misspelling at 3:30 P.M. on 11/30/2014)

Front 66

Back 66

rugae of urinary bladder

Front 67

Back 67

sigmoid colon (The inferior boundary with the descending colon is approximate. The outlined figure may also contain the rectum.)

Front 68

Back 68

splenic flexure (aka left colic flexure)

Front 69

Back 69

superior lobe of left lung

Front 70

Back 70

superior lobe of right lung

Front 71

Back 71

thyroid cartilage

Front 72

Back 72

trachea

Front 73

Back 73

transverse colon

Front 74

Back 74

ureter

Front 75

Back 75

ureter

Front 76

Back 76

urethra

Front 77

Back 77

urethra

Front 78

Back 78

urinary bladder (The photo excludes the urethra at the inferior aspect.)

Front 79

Back 79

vermiform appendix (My apologies for the poor photo.)

Front 80

Back 80

villus (of small intestine)

Front 81

What layer surrounds the larger organ?

Back 81

renal capsule

Front 82

What is this entire structure (5 parts)?

Back 82

renal corpuscle (which is composed of the glomerular capsule and the glomerulus), juxtaglomerular apparatus, afferent arteriole, efferent arteriole, and proximal convoluted tubule

Front 83

2 (at anterior larynx)

Back 83

cricoid cartilage

Front 84

3

Back 84

nasal cavity

Front 85

4

Back 85

nasopharynx

Front 86

5

Back 86

oropharynx

Front 87

6

Back 87

laryngopharynx

Front 88

22

Back 88

submandibular gland

Front 89

17

Back 89

sublingual gland

Front 90

What are the folded structures within this organ, and what is the organ?

Back 90

rugae of the stomach

Front 91

7

Back 91

esophagus

Front 92

7

Back 92

esophagus

Front 93

7

Back 93

esophagus

Front 94

8

Back 94

stomach

Front 95

8

Back 95

stomach

Front 96

11

Back 96

duodenum

Front 97

11

Back 97

duodenum

Front 98

6

Back 98

pharynx

Front 99

9

Back 99

liver

Front 100

9

Back 100

liver

Front 101

10

Back 101

gallbladder

Front 102

40

Back 102

lacteal

Front 103

23

Back 103

rectum

Front 104

23

Back 104

rectum

Front 105

22

Back 105

sigmoid colon

Front 106

21

Back 106

descending colon

Front 107

20

Back 107

splenic flexure (aka left colic flexure)

Front 108

19

Back 108

transverse colon

Front 109

19

Back 109

transverse colon

Front 110

18

Back 110

hepatic flexure (aka right colic flexure)

Front 111

17

Back 111

ascending colon

Front 112

24

Back 112

vermiform appendix

Front 113

16

Back 113

cecum

Front 114

15

Back 114

ileocecal valve

Front 115

14

Back 115

ileum

Front 116

14

Back 116

ileum

Front 117

13

Back 117

jejunum

Front 118

12

Back 118

pancreas