Lab Practical 2 Flashcards
The first heart sound is con current with what part of the heart cycle?
AV valves closing
The second heart sound is con current with which part of the heart cycle?
SL valves closing
Aortic valve sounds are heard where?
2nd intercostal space on the right.
Tricuspid Valve sounds a heard where?
In the 5th intercostal space on the right side.
Pulmonary Valve sounds are heard where?
2nd intercostal space on the left side.
Mitrial/Bicuspid valve sounds are heard where?
5th intercostal space on the left side.
Pulse is most easily felt in what artery?
Carotid artery, because it’s closest to the heart.
What is the top number on a blood pressure reading?
Systolic Pressure
What is the bottom number on a blood pressure reading?
Diastolic Pressure
How do you find pulse pressure?
Systolic - Diastolic
How do you find Mean Arterial Pressure?
Diastolic Pressure + (Pulse Pressure/3)
What is structure 1?

Follicle
What is structure 2?

Capsule
What is structure 3?

Medullary Sinuses
What is structure number 4?

Medullary Cords
What is structure 1?

Capsule
What is structure number 2?

White Pulp
What is structure 3?

Red Pulp
What is structure 1?

Nostril
What is structure 2?

Nasal Vestibule
What is structure 3?

Superior Nasal Concha
What is structure 4?

Middle Nasal Concha
What is structure 5?

Inferior Nasal Concha
What is structure 6?

Inferior Nasal Meatus
What is structure 7?

Superior Nasal Meatus
What is structure 8?

Middle Nasal Meatus
What is structure 9?

Posterior Nasal Aperture
What is structure 10?

Oropharynx
What is structure 11?

Laryngopharynx
What is structure 12?

Pharyngeal Tonsil
What is structure 13?

Opening of Pharyngotympanic Tube
What is structure 14?

Nasopharynx
What is structure 15?

Palatine Tonsil
What is structure 16?

Isthmus of the Fauces
What is structure 17?

Lingual Tonsil
What is structure 18?

Tongue
What is structure 19?

Epiglottis
What is structure 20?

Thyroid Cartilage
What is structure 21?

Cricoid Cartilage
What is structure 22?

Esophagus
What is structure 23?

Trachea
What is structure 1?

Trachea
What is structure 2?

Superior lobe of Left Lung
What is structure 3?

Primary Bronchus
What is structure 4?

Secondary Bronchus
What is structure 5?

Tertiary Bronchus
What is structure 6?

Inferior Lobe of Left Lung
What is structure 7?

Superior Lobe of Right Lung
What is structure 8?

Middle Lobe of Right Lung
What is structure 9?

Inferior Lobe of Right Lung
What is structure 10?

Horizontal Fissure
What is structure 11?

Oblique Fissure
Which lung has a cardiac notch?
The left lung
What type of tissue is 1?

Hyaline Cartilage
What type of tissue is 2?

Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium
In what layer is structure 2?

Mucosa
What is tissue 3?

Lamina Propria
What is structure 4?

Seromucous Gland
In what layer is structure 4?

Submucosa
Name the layers of the trachea from deep to superficial.
Mucosa, Submucosa, Hyaline Cartilage, Adventitia
What is structure 3?

Alveolar Duct
What is structure 5?

Alveolar Sac
Name the layers of a bronchiole from deep to superficial.
Smooth Muscle, Lamina Propria, Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium
What structure does this slide show?

A bronchiole and Alveoli
What is tidal volume?
Tidal volume is quiet breathing.
What is Inspiratory Reserve Volume?
It is how much you can inhale above normal volume.
What is Inspiratory Capacity?
The max amount that you can inhale.
What is Expiratory Reserve Volume?
How much you can exhale under normal breathing.
What is Functional Residual Capacity?
Expiratory Reserve Volume + Residual Volume
What is residual volume?
The space in the lungs left behind from an exhalation.
What is Vital Capacity?
The maximum amount of air that can be inhaled and exhaled in one breath.
What is measurement 1?

Tidal Volume
What is measurement 2?

Inspiratory Reserve Volume
What is measurement 3?

Expiratory Reserve Volume
What is measurement 4?

Residual Volume
What is measurment 5?

Inspiratory Capacity
What is measurement 6?

Vital Capacity
What is measurement 7?

Total Lung Capacity
What is measurement 8?

Functional Residual Capacity
What organ is shown in the slide?

Esophagus
What organ is shown in this slide?

Stomach
What organ is shown in the slide?

Stomach
What organ is shown in the slide?

Small Intestine
What organ is shown in the slide?

Small Intestine
What organ is shown in the slide?

Large Intestine
What organ is shown in the slide?

Liver
What is structure 1?

Tongue
What is structure 2?

Oral Cavity
What is structure 3?

Sublingual Gland
What is structure 4?

Submandibular Gland
What is structure 5?

Liver
What is structure 6?

Gallbladder
What is structure 7?

Pancreas
What is structure 8?

Duodenum
What is structure 9?

Ileum
What is structure 10?

Large Intestine
What is structure 11?

Jejunum
What is structure 12?

Stomach
What is structure 13?

Esophagus
What is structure 14?

Pharynx
What is structure 15?
Parotid Gland
What is structure 1?

Cardia
What is structure 2?

Fundus
What is structure 3?

Circular Layer of Muscularis Externa
What is structure 4?

Body
What is structure 5?

Oblique Layer of Muscularis Externa
What is structure 6?

Rugae
What is structure 7?

Greater Curvature
What is structure 8?

Pyloric Atrium
What is structure 9?

Pyloric Canal
What is structure 10?

Pyloric Sphincter
What is structure 11?

Lesser Curvature
What is structure 12?

Longitudinal Layer of Muscularis Externa
What is structure 1?

Cecum
What is structure 2?

Appendix
What is structure 3?

Anus
What is structure 4?

Anal Canal
What is structure 5?

Sigmoid Colon
What is structure 6?

Mesentery
What is structure 7?

Descending Colon
What is structure 8?

Haustra
What is structure 9?

Transverse Mesocolon
What is structure 10?

Transverse Colon
What is structure 11?

Tenaie Coli
What is structure 12?

Epiploic Appendages
What is structure 13?

Ascending Colon
What is the duct that drains the liver?
Common Hepatic Duct
What is the duct that drains the gall bladder?
Cystic duct
What is structure 1?

Inferior Vena Cava
What is structure 2?

Adrenal Gland
What is structure 3?

Renal Artery
What is structure 4?

Renal Hilum
What is structure 5?

Renal Vein
What is structure 6?

Kidney
What is structure 7?

Aorta
What is structure 8?

Ureter
What is structure 9?

Bladder
What is structure 10?

Urethra
What is structure 1?

Fibrous Capsule
What is structure 2?

Renal Cortex
What is structure 3?

Major Calyx
What is structure 4?

Minor Calyx
What is structure 5?

Renal Pyramid
What is structure 6?

Renal Column
What is structure 7?

Ureter
What is structure 8?

Segmental arteries
What is structure 9?

Renal Pelvis
What is structure 10?

Renal Artery
What is structure 11?

Renal Vein
What is structure 12?

Interlobar Artery
What is structure 13?

Interlobar Veins
What is structure 14?

Arcuate Artery
What is structure 15?

Arcuate Vein
What is structure 16?

Cortical radiate vein
What is structure 17?

Cortical Radiate Vein
What is structure 18?

Renal Medulla
What is structure 1?

Glomerulus
What is structure 2?

Proximal Convoluted Tubule
What is structure 3?

Nephron Loop
What is structure 4?

Distal Convoluted Tubule
What is structure 5?

Collecting Duct
What is structure 1?

Transitional Epithelium
What is structure 2?

Adventitia
What is structure 3?

Circular Layer
What is structure 4?

Longitudinal Layer
What is structure 1?

Lumen of Glomerulus
What type of cells are 2?

Granular Cells
What is structure 2?

Macula Densa
What is structure 3?

Parietal Layer of Glomerular Capsule
What is structure 4?

Glomerulus
What type of tissue is 5?

Cuboidal Epithelium
If urine is Deep orange and has red blood cells, the person most likely has:
Kidney Stones
If urine is pale yellow, has a fowl odor, and has white blood cells and nitrites, the person most likely has:
Bladder Infection
If urine is dark amber, fruity smelling and has glucose and ketones, the person most likely has:
Diabetes
If urine is pale yellow, no substrates, and normal smell:
Person is normal
If urine is dark amber, the person is:
Dehydrated
If urine is pale yellow, foamy, and has bilirubin:
Liver Failure
If urine is pale yellow and has ketones:
Ketoneria