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Anatomy and Physiology I Lab > Lesson 1 > Flashcards

Lesson 1 Flashcards

1
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axial region

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includes the head to the perineum
- head, neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, perineum

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2
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appendicular region

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limbs

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3
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trunk region

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includes thorax to perineum
- thorax, abdomen, pelvis, perineum

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4
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surface anatomy: frontal

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forehead

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5
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surface anatomy: orbital

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eye area

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6
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surface anatomy: nasal

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nose

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surface anatomy: buccal

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face cheeks

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8
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surface anatomy: oral

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mouth

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9
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surface anatomy: mental

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chin

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10
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surface anatomy: cervical

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neck

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11
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surface anatomy: sternal

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sternum (middle of the chest)

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12
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surface anatomy: axillary

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armpit area

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13
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surface anatomy: mammary

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chest/breast area

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14
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surface anatomy: umbillical

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stomach region

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15
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surface anatomy: pelvic

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area just above the public region

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16
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surface anatomy: inguinal

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think 9 abdominopelvic regions

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17
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surface anatomy: acromial

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shoulder

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18
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surface anatomy: brachial

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bicep/tricep

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19
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surface anatomy: antecubital

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inside of the elbow

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20
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surface anatomy: olecranal

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back of the elbow

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21
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surface anatomy: antebrachial

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forearm

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22
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surface anatomy: carpal

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wrist
- think carpal tunnel

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23
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surface anatomy: palmar

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the palm of your hand

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24
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surface anatomy: pollex

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thumb

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25
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surface anatomy: digital

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fingers

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26
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surface anatomy: coxal

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hipdip area

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27
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surface anatomy: femoral

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femur, thigh

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28
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surface anatomy: patellar

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front of the knee

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29
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surface anatomy: popliteal

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back side of the knee

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30
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surface anatomy: crural

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shin

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31
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surface anatomy: sural

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calf

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32
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surface anatomy: fibular/peroneal

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side of the calf/shin region

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33
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surface anatomy: tarsal

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ankle

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34
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surface anatomy: calcaneal

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heel of your foot

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35
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surface anatomy: digital

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toes

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36
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surface anatomy: plantar

A

arch of your foot

37
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surface anatomy: hallux

A

big toe

38
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surface anatomy: otic

A

ear

39
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surface anatomy: occipital

A

base of the skull

40
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surface anatomy: scapular

A

lat area, scapula

41
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surface anatomy: vertebral

A

vertebral column

42
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surface anatomy: lumbar

A

lower back just next to the spine

43
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surface anatomy: sacral

A

lower back region just above your butt crack

44
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surface anatomy: gluteal

A

buttcheeks

45
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surface anatomy: perineal

A

between the anus and external genitalia

46
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major body cavities: cranial

A

skull

47
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major body cavities: vertebral

A

vertebral column

48
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major body cavities: dorsal

A

contains cranial and vertebral body cavities

49
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major body cavities: thoracic

A

heart and lungs

50
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major body cavities: ventral

A

thoracic and abdominopelvic regions

51
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major body cavities: pelvic

A

contains urinary bladder, reproductive organs, and rectum

52
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major body cavities: abdominal

A

contains digestive viscera

53
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major body cavities: paricardial

A

contains the heart

54
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major body cavities: pleural

A

contains the lungs

55
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major body cavities: abdominopelvic

A

contains abdominal and pelvic cavities

56
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body cavities: synovial

A

a joint between the neck vertebrae
- found in all synovial joints

57
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body cavities: orbital

A

eye sockets

58
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body cavities: middle ear

A

the inside of your ear

59
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body cavities: nasal

A

sinuses

60
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parietal serosa

A

lines cavity walls

61
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visceral serosa

A

covers the surface of the organs within a cavity

62
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serous membranes: parietal peritoneum

A

lining of the abdominal cavity

63
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serous membranes: visceral peritoneum

A

lining of the organs in the abdominal cavity

64
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serous membranes: parietal pleura

A

lining of the lung cavity

65
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serous membranes: visceral pleura

A

lining on the outside of the lungs

66
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serous membranes: parietal pericardium

A

lining of the heart cavity

67
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serous membranes: visceral pericardium

A

lining of the heart

68
Q

what organs are within the right hypochondriac region?

A

liver, gallbladder, diaphragm

69
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what organs are within the epigastric region?

A

stomach, liver, diaphragm

70
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what organs are within the left hypochondriac region?

A

diaphragm, spleen, stomach

71
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what organs are in the right lumbar region?

A

ascending colon of the large intestine, small intestine

72
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what organs are in the umbilical region?

A

the small intestine, transverse colon of the large intestine

73
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what organs are in the left lumbar region?

A

descending colon of the large intestine, small intestine

74
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what organs are in the right inguinal region?

A

cecum and appendix

75
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what organs are in the hypogastric region?

A

urinary bladder, small intestine, sigmoid colon, rectum

76
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what organs are in the left inguinal region?

A

the initial part of the sigmoid colon

77
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microscope components: arm

A

connects the base and head of the microscope

78
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microscope components: mechanical stage

A

consists of spring clips/clamps to hold a slide in position

79
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microscope components: stage

A

platform the slide rests on

80
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microscope components: coarse adjustment knob

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used for initial focusing of slide image

81
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microscope components: fine adjustment knob

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used for precise focusing of the slide image after coarse focusing has been completed

82
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microscope components: base

A

supports the microscope

83
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microscope components: light control

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turns on/off power to the light source

84
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microscope components: ocular lenses

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eye pieces used to view the magnified image from the slide

85
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microscope components: rotating nosepiece

A

contains objective lenses, allowing for changing of lenses for variable magnification of slide images

86
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microscope components: objective lenses

A

used to magnify the slide sample image

87
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microscope components: condenser

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small substage lens that concentrates the light on the specimen

88
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microscope components: substage light

A

light source for microscope

Anatomy and Physiology I Lab (14 decks)

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