Lab Practical Questions

Question 1

What is the ventral / anterior cavity composed of:

Answer 1

Both thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities

Question 2

What is the dorsal / posterior body cavity composed?

Answer 2

Vertebral and cranial cavity

Question 3

What’s the cranial cavity?

Answer 3

Head

Question 4

What’s the thoracic cavity?

Answer 4

Chest with pleural cavity, mediastinum and pericardial membrane

Question 5

What’s the abdominopelvic cavity?

Answer 5

Comprised of abdominal and pelvic cavity

Question 6

What’s the vertebral/spinal cavity?

Answer 6

Spinal cord

Question 7

Abdominal

Answer 7

Stomach area

Question 8

Antecubital

Answer 8

Anterior part of elbow

Question 9

Axillary

Answer 9

Armpit

Question 10

Brachial

Answer 10

Upper arm (fat part)

Question 11

Buccal

Answer 11

Cheek

Question 12

Cervical

Answer 12

Neck region

Question 13

Femoral

Answer 13

Thigh region

Question 14

Forearm

Answer 14

Elbow to wrist

Question 15

Gluteal

Answer 15

Buttock area

Question 16

Hamstrings

Answer 16

Back of calf

Question 17

Inguinal

Answer 17

Area where trunk meets thigh

Question 18

Lumbar

Answer 18

Back area from ribs to hips

Question 19

Manual

Answer 19

Hand

Question 20

What is occipital?

Answer 20

Back of head

Question 21

Palmar

Answer 21

Palm of hand

Question 22

Popliteal

Answer 22

Diamond shaped area on back of knee

Question 23

Pubic

Answer 23

Genital area

Question 24

Scapular

Answer 24

Shoulder blades

Question 25

Sternal

Answer 25

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

Question 26

Sural

Answer 26

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

Question 27

Umbilical

Answer 27

“Belly button” area

Question 28

Interphase

Answer 28

Nucleolus still intact, chromatin present

Question 29

Prophase

Answer 29

Chromatin turned to chromosomes

Question 30

Metaphase

Answer 30

Chromosomes in the middle

Question 31

Anaphase

Answer 31

Chromosome pulled apart

Question 32

Telophase

Answer 32

Looks like titties

Question 33

Cytokinesis

Answer 33

2 completely separate cells, nucleolus intact

Question 34

Rough ER

Answer 34

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

Question 35

Ribosomes

Answer 35

Red crossing over, looks a little like DNA?

Question 36

Golgi apparatus

Answer 36

Looks like grayish worms, nothing attached

Question 37

Mitochondria

Answer 37

Short orange worms with lines

Question 38

Centrioles

Answer 38

Looks like twizzlers cut

Question 39

Nucleus

Answer 39

Look like flat part of globe

Question 40

Nucleolus

Answer 40

Small part of nuclear membrane looks like a little disco ball

Question 41

Nuclear membrane

Answer 41

Looks like the round part of the globe

Question 42

Smooth ER

Answer 42

Looks pretty squiggly almost surrounding the nucleus

Question 43

Cell Membrane

Answer 43

Basically the whole cell (grey)