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Lab Practical Questions Flashcards

1
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What is the ventral / anterior cavity composed of:

A

Both thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities

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2
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What is the dorsal / posterior body cavity composed?

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Vertebral and cranial cavity

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3
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What’s the cranial cavity?

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Head

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4
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What’s the thoracic cavity?

A

Chest with pleural cavity, mediastinum and pericardial membrane

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5
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What’s the abdominopelvic cavity?

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Comprised of abdominal and pelvic cavity

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6
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What’s the vertebral/spinal cavity?

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Spinal cord

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7
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Abdominal

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Stomach area

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8
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Antecubital

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Anterior part of elbow

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9
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Axillary

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Armpit

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10
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Brachial

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Upper arm (fat part)

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11
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Buccal

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Cheek

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12
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Cervical

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Neck region

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13
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Femoral

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Thigh region

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14
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Forearm

A

Elbow to wrist

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15
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Gluteal

A

Buttock area

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16
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Hamstrings

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Back of calf

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17
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Inguinal

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Area where trunk meets thigh

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18
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Lumbar

A

Back area from ribs to hips

19
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Manual

A

Hand

20
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What is occipital?

A

Back of head

21
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Palmar

A

Palm of hand

22
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Popliteal

A

Diamond shaped area on back of knee

23
Q

Pubic

A

Genital area

24
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Scapular

A

Shoulder blades

25
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Sternal

A

T shaped bone that forms front of chest (breast bone)

26
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Sural

A

Below skin’s surface in back of lower leg (calf)

27
Q

Umbilical

A

“Belly button” area

28
Q

Interphase

A

Nucleolus still intact, chromatin present

29
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Prophase

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Chromatin turned to chromosomes

30
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Metaphase

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Chromosomes in the middle

31
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Anaphase

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Chromosome pulled apart

32
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Telophase

A

Looks like titties

33
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Cytokinesis

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2 completely separate cells, nucleolus intact

34
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Rough ER

A

Looks like Golgi apparatus, has red things attached (ribosomes) )

35
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Ribosomes

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Red crossing over, looks a little like DNA?

36
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Golgi apparatus

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Looks like grayish worms, nothing attached

37
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Mitochondria

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Short orange worms with lines

38
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Centrioles

A

Looks like twizzlers cut

39
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Nucleus

A

Look like flat part of globe

40
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Nucleolus

A

Small part of nuclear membrane looks like a little disco ball

41
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Nuclear membrane

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Looks like the round part of the globe

42
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Smooth ER

A

Looks pretty squiggly almost surrounding the nucleus

43
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Cell Membrane

A

Basically the whole cell (grey)

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