A&p Lab 1

Front 1

The elbow is _________ to the wrist

Back 1

Proximal

Front 2

The chin is _____ to the nose

Back 2

Inferior

Front 3

The forehead is _____ to the mouth

Back 3

Superior

Front 4

The skin is ______ to the muscle

Back 4

Superficial

Front 5

The spine is _____ to the esophagus

Back 5

Posterior

Front 6

The nose is _____ to the cheek

Back 6

Medial

Front 7

The spine is on the ____ side of the body

Back 7

Dorsal

Front 8

The heart is _____ to the sternum/breastbone

Back 8

Deep

Front 9

What organ can be found in the cranial cavity ?

Back 9

Brain

Front 10

The spine and trachea can be found in the ___ cavity

Back 10

Vertebral

Front 11

Lungs can be found in the ____ cavity, and in the ____ cavities

Back 11

Thoracic

Pleural

Front 12

The aorta and heart can be found in the _____ cavity, and the ______ cavity

Back 12

Thoracic

Pericardial

Front 13

The stomach, large intestine, kidney, liver, large intestine, spleen, gallblader, can all be found in the ____ cavity

Back 13

Abdominal

Front 14

The reproductive organs, pelvic colon, rectum, the bladder are located in the ____ cavity

Back 14

Pelvic

Front 15

11 systems and their function

Back 15

Muscular Urinary Reproductive Digestive Endocrine Respiratory Lymphatic Integumentary Nervous Cardiovascular

Hint 15

Murder Linc

Front 16

Meissner's corpuscules

Back 16

In the dermis. Responsible for light touch. Found in hairless skin

Front 17

Cephalic

Back 17

Head

Front 18

Cervical

Back 18

Neck

Front 19

Thoracic

Back 19

Chest

Front 20

Axillary

Back 20

Arm pit

Front 21

Brachial

Back 21

Arms

Front 22

Antecubital

Back 22

Inside of elbow

Front 23

Antebrachial

Back 23

Inside of lower arm

Front 24

Carpal

Back 24

Wrist

Front 25

Manual

Back 25

Hand

Front 26

Abdominal

Back 26

Umbilical

Front 27

Lumbar

Back 27

Lower back

Front 28

Gluteal

Back 28

Butt

Front 29

Pelvic

Back 29

Pelvis

Front 30

Pubic

Back 30

Genital

Front 31

Inguinal

Back 31

Groin

Front 32

Femoral

Back 32

Thigh

Front 33

Popliteal

Back 33

Back of knee

Front 34

Crural

Back 34

Leg

Front 35

Sural

Back 35

Calf

Front 36

Tarsal

Back 36

Ankle

Front 37

Pedal

Back 37

Feet

Front 38

Plantar

Back 38

Sole of feet

Front 39

Superior VS

Back 39

Inferior

Front 40

Anterior VS

Back 40

Posterior

Front 41

Medial Vs

Back 41

Lateral

Front 42

Intermediate

Back 42

Between medial and lateral structure

Front 43

Cephalad Vs

Back 43

Caudal

Front 44

Dorsal vs

Back 44

Ventral

Front 45

Proximal vs

Back 45

Distal

Front 46

Superficial vs

Back 46

Deep

Front 47

Sagittal plane

Back 47

Vertical dividing the body in right and left

Front 48

Midsagittal plane

Back 48

Vertical plane divides the body into left and right at midline

Front 49

Parasagittal plane

Back 49

Vertical plane divides the body into left and right (offset of midline)

Front 50

Frontal

Back 50

Divides body into anterior and posterior parts

Front 51

Transverse plane

Back 51

Horizontal cross section dividing the body into superior and inferior parts

Front 52

Label the body cavities

Back 52

1 Cranial

2 vertebral

3 superior mediastinum

4 pleural cavity

5 pericardial

6 diaphram

7 abdominal cavity

8 pelvic cavity

9 abdominopelvic cavity

10 ventral body cavity

Front 53

Identify the body cavities

Back 53

1 Cranial

2 Dorsal

3 Vertebral

4 thoracic

5 diaphram

6 abdominal cavity

7 pelvic cavity

Front 54

Identify

Heart

Visceral pericardium

Pericardial space filled with serous fluid

Perietal pericardium

Back 54

Front 55

Label the 4 abdominopelvic quadrants

Back 55

Front 56

Label the 9 abdominopelvic regions

Back 56

Front 57

Identify visceral vs parietal serosa of pericardium

Back 57

Front 58

Visceral serosa vs parietal serosa

Back 58

Parietal serosa is the outter layer, lining the cavity, where the visceral serosa is the inner layer membrane envelopping the organ.