A&p Lab Final

Front 1

Anatomical Position

Back 1

The erect position of the body with the face directed forward, the arms at the side, and the palms of the hands facing forward

Front 2

Medial

Back 2

Situated toward the midline

Front 3

Proximal

Back 3

Nearest to the point of attachment

Front 4

Distal

Back 4

Furthest from the point of attachment

Front 5

When do you talk about proximal and distal

Back 5

extremities (arms and leg)

Front 6

Metric

Back 6

Mega--kilo hecta deka Unit(m,L,g,s C) deci cent milli --micro--nano

Front 7

Celsius to Fahrenheit

Back 7

5(F-32)/9

Front 8

Back 8

Sub stage light

Front 9

Back 9

mechanical stage

Front 10

Back 10

iris diaphragm lever and condenser

Front 11

Back 11

coarse focus adjustment

fine focus adjustmetn

Front 12

Total magnification

Back 12

10X ocular len* objective lens

Front 13

objective lens

Back 13

4X scanning objective lens

10X low power objective lens

40X High power objective lens

100 X oil immersion objective lens

Front 14

Back 14

Peroxisomes or Lysosomes

Front 15

Back 15

nucleolus

Front 16

Cell life stage

Back 16

Interphase (seperate) (Tight)

Prophase

Metaphase

Anaphase

Telophase/Cytokinesis

Front 17

Eukaryotic Cells

Back 17

well defined nucleus with nuclear membrane

nucleus contain chromosomes with DNA

Organelles

multi cellular organisms

Front 18

Prokayotic Cells

Back 18

No nucleus

No nuclear membran

One chromosome containing DNA

no organelle except ribosomes

Front 19

rods

Back 19

olive garden bread

bacillus (S)

bacilli (P)

Front 20

spheres

Back 20

circles

coccus (S)

cocci (p)

Front 21

spirals

Back 21

vibrios (curved rods)

Front 22

pili

Back 22

attach to surfaces and transfer different substances or genetic material

Front 23

Bacterial Capsules

Back 23

Starfish

polysaccharide and protein layer capsules composed of

against dehydration and attacking white blood cells

Front 24

Endospres

Back 24

protect against harsh environment conditions such as cold (parent spits out when normal condition arise)

Front 25

Back 25

adipose connective tissue

Front 26

Back 26

areolar connective tissue

Front 27

Back 27

blood connective tissue

Front 28

Back 28

cardiac muscle connective tissue

Front 29

Back 29

Compact bone connective tissue

Front 30

Back 30

Dense regular connective tissue

Front 31

Back 31

Elastic cartilage connective tissue

Front 32

Back 32

hyaline cartilage connective tissue

Front 33

Back 33

nervous tissue

Front 34

Back 34

reticular connective tissue

Front 35

Back 35

simple columnar epithelial tissue

Front 36

Back 36

simple cuboidal epithelial tisssue

Front 37

Back 37

simple squamous epithelial tissue

Front 38

Back 38

skeletal muscle tissue

Front 39

Back 39

smooth muscle tissue

Front 40

Back 40

stratified squamous epithelial tissue

Front 41

Back 41

transitional epithelial tissue

Front 42

pseudostratified columnar

Back 42

Cilia (look like many but really one)

Front 43

epidermis 5 layers (superficial to deep)

Back 43

stratum corneum

stratum lucidum

stratum granulosum (begin to die)

stratum spinosum

stratum basale

Front 44

dermis 2 layers

Back 44

papillary layer (1/3) superifical houses all accessories

reticular layer (2/3) deep

Front 45

Hair sturcture

Back 45

Front 46

selective permeabiltiy

Back 46

Plasma membrane giving ability to determine what enters and leave the cell.

Front 47

Brain lobes

Back 47

Front 48

other brain model

Back 48

Front 49

cranial nerves

Back 49

I olfactory

II optic

III oculomotor

IV Trochlear

V Trigeminal

VI Abducens

VII Facial

VIII vestibulocochlear

IX Glossopharyngeal

X vagus

XI Accessory

XII Hypoglosssal

Front 50

transverse spinal cord model

Back 50

Front 51

eye model

Back 51

Front 52

endocrine

Back 52

Front 53

male reproductive system

Back 53

Front 54

female reproductive system

Back 54