Lab Exam 2 Bio 137

Front 1

What does elastic cartilage do?

Back 1

Provides flexibility

Front 2

Where can you find elastic cartilage?

Back 2

Earlobe, epiglottis

Front 3

What kind of fibers are in hyaline cartilage?

Back 3

Elastic (not usually visible)

Front 4

Where can you find hyaline cartilage?

Back 4

nose

larynx

trachea

coastal cartilage b/w ribs and sternum

ends of long bones

Front 5

What is a lacuna/are lacunae?

Back 5

depressions in a matrix, especially bony matrix

Front 6

What is a chondrocyte?

Back 6

a cell embedded in a lacuna

it also secretes matrix of cartilage

Front 7

Back 7

Elastic Cartilage

Front 8

Back 8

Skin with hair follicle

Front 9

Where can you find fibrocartilage?

Back 9

Intervertebral Discs

Pubic Symphysis

meniscus of knee joint

Front 10

What does fibrocartilage do?

Back 10

Resists compressive forces

Front 11

What fibers are present in fibrocartilage?

Back 11

collagen

Front 12

What are canaliculi?

Back 12

Tiny canals, look like cracks along concentric tissue

Front 13

Another word for central canal

Back 13

Haversian canal

Front 14

What is an osteocyte?

Back 14

A mature osteoblast, embedded in the bony matrix

Front 15

What are lamellae?

Back 15

Concentric rings in bony matrix

Front 16

What is an osteon?

Back 16

Term denoting a bony matrix in totality

Front 17

What is an erythrocyte?

Back 17

Red Blood cell

Front 18

What is a leukocyte?

Back 18

white blood cell

Front 19

What are the four layers of the epidermis from superficial too deep?

Back 19

Stratum corneum

stratum granulosum

stratum spinosum

stratum basale

Front 20

What does the pascinian corpuscle detect?

Back 20

deep pressure

Front 21

What does the Meissener's corpuscle detect?

Back 21

superficial pressure

Front 22

Which is more vascular, dermal papilla or papillary layer?

Back 22

Papillary layer.

Front 23

What is the majority of space in the dermis?

Back 23

Reticular layer

Front 24

Back 24

Sweat Gland

Front 25

Back 25

arrector pili muscle, makes hair follicle contract and make a goosebump

Front 26

On a long bone, what is an epiphysis?

Back 26

Widening out on both ends, like they had an epiphany

Front 27

What is the middle part of a long bone?

Back 27

Diaphysis

Front 28

What is the middle section/canal of a long bone?

Back 28

Medullary cavity

Front 29

What is the hard outer shell of a long bone?

Back 29

compact bone

Front 30

What tissue is found on the ends of a long bone?

Back 30

Spongy bone

Front 31

forehead bone

Back 31

frontal bone

Front 32

bone that protects auditory system

Back 32

temporal bone

Front 33

very bottom of back of head

Back 33

occipital bone

Front 34

top of back of head

Back 34

parietal bone

Front 35

cheek bone, up under eyes

Back 35

zygomatic bone

Front 36

top of jaw bone up to under the eyes

Back 36

maxilla

Front 37

bottom of jaw

Back 37

mandible

Front 38

suture down middle of head, joins left and right parietal bones

Back 38

sagittal suture

Front 39

suture that joins parietal bones and occipital bones

Back 39

lambdoid suture

Front 40

suture that joins parietal bone and temporal bone

Back 40

squamous suture (if you were a fish your fins would be here)

Front 41

suture that joins frontal bone and parietal bones

Back 41

coronal suture

Front 42

Back 42

Synovial Fluid

Front 43

Front (Term)

Back 43

Atlas

Front 44

Front (Term)

Back 44

Axis

Front 45

Front (Term)

Back 45

Cervical vertebrae

Front 46

Front (Term)

Back 46

Thoracic Vertebrae

Front 47

Front (Term)

Back 47

Lumbar Vertebrae

Front 48

Front (Term)

Back 48

Superior Sacral Canal

Front 49

Front (Term)

Back 49

Sacral foramen

Front 50

Front (Term)

Back 50

Sacral hiatus

Front 51

Front (Term)

Back 51

Acromial end of clavicle (left)

Front 52

Front (Term)

Back 52

Sternal end of clavicle (left)

Front 53

Front (Term)

Back 53

Lateral border (right posterior)

Front 54

Front (Term)

Back 54

Medial border

Front 55

Front (Term)

Back 55

Acromial Process

Front 56

Front (Term)

Back 56

Spine

Front 57

Front (Term)

Back 57

Glenoid Fossa

Front 58

Front (Term)

Back 58

Coracoid Process

Front 59

Front (Term)

Back 59

Greater Trochanter

Front 60

Front (Term)

Back 60

Patellar surface

Front 61

Front (Term)

Back 61

Medial Condyle

Front 62

Front (Term)

Back 62

Right Femur

Front 63

Front (Term)

Back 63

Greater Tubercle

Front 64

Front (Term)

Back 64

Lesser Tubercle

Front 65

Front (Term)

Back 65

Lateral Epicondyle

Front 66

TEst

Back 66

Big

Front 67

Front (Term)

Back 67

Medial epicondyle

Front 68

Front (Term)

Back 68

Coronoid Fossa

Front 69

Front (Term)

Back 69

Olecranon Fossa

Front 70

What are the notches on the very bottom of the humerus?

Back 70

Trochlea

Front 71

Front (Term)

Back 71

Right Humerus

Front 72

Front (Term)

Back 72

Anterior Crest (shin)

Front 73

Front (Term)

Back 73

Medial condyle

Front 74

Front (Term)

Back 74

Lateral Condyle

Front 75

Front (Term)

Back 75

Medial malleolus

Front 76

Front (Term)

Back 76

Left Tibia

Front 77

Front (Term)

Back 77

Lateral Mallelous

Front 78

Front (Term)

Back 78

Fibula

Front 79

Front (Term)

Back 79

Trochlear notch

Front 80

Front (Term)

Back 80

Olecranon process

Front 81

Front (Term)

Back 81

Radial notch

Front 82

Front (Term)

Back 82

Styloid process

Front 83

Front (Term)

Back 83

Coronoid process

Front 84

Front (Term)

Back 84

Radial tuberosity

Front 85

Front (Term)

Back 85

Styloid process

Front 86

Front (Term)

Back 86

Radius

Front 87

Front (Term)

Back 87

Ilium

Front 88

Front (Term)

Back 88

Ischium

Front 89

Front (Term)

Back 89

Pubis

Front 90

Front (Term)

Back 90

Iliac crest

Front 91

Front (Term)

Back 91

Posterior Superior Iliac Spine

Front 92

Front (Term)

Back 92

Anterior Superior Iliac Spine

Front 93

Front (Term)

Back 93

Greater Sciatic notch

Front 94

Front (Term)

Back 94

Greater Sciatic notch

Front 95

Front (Term)

Back 95

Acetabulum

Front 96

Front (Term)

Back 96

Ischial tuberosity

Front 97

Front (Term)

Back 97

Ischial spine

Front 98

Front (Term)

Back 98

Ischial spine or lesser sciatic notch, look closely at model

Front 99

Front (Term)

Back 99

Obtruator foramen

Front 100

Front (Term)

Back 100

Symphysis pubis

Front 101

Front (Term)

Back 101

Synovial fluid

Front 102

Front (Term)

Back 102

Coracohumeral ligament

Front 103

Front (Term)

Back 103

Synovial membrane (white)

Front 104

Front (Term)

Back 104

Femur

Front 105

Front (Term)

Back 105

Medial Meniscus

Front 106

Front (Term)

Back 106

Lateral meniscus.

Front 107

Front (Term)

Back 107

Fibrous capsule (green)

Front 108

Front (Term)

Back 108

Tibial collateral ligament (gray)

Front 109

Front (Term)

Back 109

Spongy bone

Front 110

Front (Term)

Back 110

Medullary cavity, marrow opening

Front 111

Front (Term)

Back 111

Coracohumeral ligament

Front 112

Front (Term)

Back 112

Glenohumeral ligament

Front 113

Front (Term)

Back 113

Iliofemoral ligament

Front 114

Front (Term)

Back 114

Pubofemoral ligament

Front 115

Front (Term)

Back 115

Ischiofemoral ligament.

Front 116

Front (Term)

Back 116

Patellar ligmament

Front 117

Front (Term)

Back 117

Lateral collateral ligament (doesn’t cross)

Front 118

Front (Term)

Back 118

Medial collateral ligament

Front 119

Front (Term)

Back 119

Femur

Front 120

Front (Term)

Back 120

Medial Meniscus

Front 121

Front (Term)

Back 121

Lateral meniscus.

Front 122

Front (Term)

Back 122

Fibrous capsule (green)

Front 123

Front (Term)

Back 123

Tibial collateral ligament (gray)

Front 124

Front (Term)

Back 124

Spongy bone

Front 125

Back 125

Lacrimal bone

Front 126

Back 126

Sphenoid bone

Front 127

Back 127

Zygomatic bone

Front 128

Back 128

Ethmoid bone

Front 129

Back 129

Mandible

Front 130

Back 130

Coronoid process

Front 131

Back 131

Mandibular condyle

Front 132

Back 132

Mental foramen

Front 133

Back 133

Styloid process

Front 134

Back 134

Temporal bone

Front 135

Back 135

Frontal bone

Front 136

Back 136

Nasal bone

Front 137

Back 137

Maxilla

Front 138

Back 138

Parietal bone

Front 139

Back 139

Mastoid process

Front 140

Back 140

Mandibular fossa

Front 141

Back 141

Zygomatic arch

Front 142

Back 142

Palantine bone

Front 143

Back 143

Mandibular fossa

Front 144

Back 144

Sphenoid bone

Front 145

Back 145

Jugular foramen

Front 146

Back 146

Occipital condyles

Front 147

Back 147

Vomer

Front 148

Back 148

Zygomatic arch

Front 149

Back 149

Sphenoid bone

Front 150

Back 150

Styloid process

Front 151

Back 151

Maxilla

Front 152

Back 152

Jugular foramen

Front 153

Back 153

Foramen magnum

Front 154

Back 154

Internal auditory meatus

Front 155

Back 155

Lesser wing

Front 156

Back 156

Cribform plate

Front 157

Back 157

Crista galli

Front 158

Back 158

Ethmoid bone

Front 159

Back 159

Sella turcica

Front 160

Back 160

Greater wing

Front 161

Back 161

Inferior orbital fissure

Front 162

Back 162

Superior orbital fissure

Front 163

Back 163

Vomer

Front 164

Back 164

Ethmoid bone