Lab - Test 1 -Anatomy 1

Front 1

In this mitotic phase, the nuclear envelope disappears and chromosomes condense and are visible.

Back 1

prophase

Front 2

in this mitotic phase, the chromosomes converge towards the middle of the cell.

Back 2

metaphase

Front 3

Name the stages of mitosis in order.

Back 3

prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, interphase

Front 4

In this mitotic phase, chromsomes move to opposite poles.

Back 4

anaphase

Front 5

In this mitotic phase, the cell is almost ready to form two daughter cells with a division of the plasma membran occuring.

Back 5

telophase

Front 6

In telophase, what is the division of the plasma membrane called?

Back 6

cytokenesis

Front 7

While this is not a part of mitosis, it does represent the state of the cell 90% of the time.

Back 7

interphase

Front 8

This microscope part allows for the magnification of 10x of the objective.

Back 8

ocular

Front 9

This microscope part changes the objectives.

Back 9

revolving nosepiece

Front 10

This microscope part holds the slide in place on the stage.

Back 10

microscope spring clamp

Front 11

This microscope part supports the slide.

Back 11

stage

Front 12

This microscope part controls the amount of light.

Back 12

light iris / diaphragm

Front 13

This microscope part provides light through the lens.

Back 13

light source

Front 14

This vertical microsoft part provides support for the microscope.

Back 14

arm

Front 15

This microscope part allows for magnification of the slide specimen to varying powers.

Back 15

objective

Front 16

This microscope part allows for the maniupulation of the specimen's location.

Back 16

mechanical stage and adjustment

Front 17

This tissue type is able to withstand tension.

Back 17

dense irregular

Front 18

This tissue type supports stress when pulling force is in one direction

Back 18

dense regular

Front 19

This tissue type supports, cushions and protects different organs

Back 19

hyaline

Front 20

This tissue type maintains structure and allows flexibility

Back 20

cartilage

Front 21

this tissue type provides tensile strength and allows flexibility

Back 21

cartilage

Front 22

This tissue type provides tensile strength with the ability to absorb compressive shock.

Back 22

fibrocartilage

Front 23

This tissue type supports and protects organs, stores calcium and other minerals.

Back 23

bone tissue

Front 24

This tissue type transports gasses and releases wastes.

Back 24

blood

Front 25

This tissue type facilitates muscle contraction, voluntary movement, locomotion and facila expressions.

Back 25

skeletal muscle tissue

Front 26

This tissue type pumps blood into the circulatory system.

Back 26

cardiac

Front 27

This tissue type facilitates involuntary contraction of substances or objects along intestinal passageways.

Back 27

smooth muscle

Front 28

This tissue type allows for transmission of electrical signals.

Back 28

nerve tissue

Front 29

This tissue plays a supporting role in finflammation and conveys tissue fluid.

Back 29

areolar connective tissue

Front 30

This tissue type provides insulation, proteciont and provides energy.

Back 30

adipose

Front 31

This tissue type forms soft internal skeletons that support other cells.

Back 31

reticular

Front 32

The function of this skin receptor is as a tactile organ located in the dermal papillae

Back 32

meissner’s

Front 33

This skin receptor is an oval, highly laminated structure that is sensitive to pressure.

Back 33

pacinian

Front 34

This skin receptor consists of flattened corpuscles located in the deepr layer of the dermis and is sensitive to pressue and warmth.

Back 34

ruffiinis

Front 35

This skin receptor is scattered throughout the dermis and senses cold sensations.

Back 35

krause’s

Front 36

Which part of an animal cell contains the genetic information or DNA?

Back 36

chromatin

Front 37

Which part of the animal cell protects the nucleus?

Back 37

nuclear envelope

Front 38

Which part of an animal cell holds the DNA?

Back 38

nucleus

Front 39

Which part of an animal cell regulates the passage of particles into and out of the cell and holds receptors?

Back 39

plasma membrane

Front 40

Which parts of an animal cell are included in protein synthesis?

Back 40

rough endoplasmic reticulum and ribosomes

Front 41

Which part of an animal cell removes toxins?

Back 41

peroxisome

Front 42

Which part of an animal cell is involved in cell division?

Back 42

centriole

Front 43

Which part of an animal cell absorbs nutrients?

Back 43

micro villi

Front 44

Which part of an animal cell is the powerhouse responsible for producing energy in the form of ATP?

Back 44

mitochondria

Front 45

Which parf of an animal cell is the site of intra-cellular digestion and contains digestive enzymes that destroy and recycle old and/or damaged cells?

Back 45

lysosome

Front 46

Which part of an animal cell is the space where all organelles are held together through the cytoskeleton?

Back 46

cytosol

Front 47

Which part of an animal cell is responsible for the production of steroids and lipids for the plasma membrane?

Back 47

smooth endoplasmic reticulum

Front 48

Which part of an animal cell is the site of assembly of the large and small pieces of the ribosomes?

Back 48

nucleolus

Front 49

What is two plus two?

Back 49

four

Front 50

What is five times five?

Back 50

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