BIOL 2251 - Anatomy and Physiology I
Lab Practical 1
- ANS-
2 Inguinal areas - ANS-lower lateral groin areas on both facets
2 pariatal bones - ANS-pinnacle left and proper bones of cranium
2 pectoral areas - ANS-left and right chest, in upper thoracic place and separated by using
sternal area.
2 scapular regions - ANS-shoulder blades
2 temporal bones of skull - ANS-bone that paperwork elements of the facet of the cranium and
floor of the cranial activity. There is a proper and left temporal bone.
Belly location - ANS-stomach (stomach region)
abduction/adduction - ANS-movement away/into from midline
Agonist muscle - ANS-The muscle often accountable for movement of a bone.
Anaphase (0.33 segment) - ANS-Chromatids of every chromosome separate at the centromere
and flow in the direction of contrary poles of the dividing mobile
anatomical neck of humerus - ANS-distal to head of humerus; seen as an oblique groove
hostile muscle groups - ANS-muscle pairs arranged to paintings towards every different to
transport a joint
antebrachial vicinity - ANS-forearm (elbow to wrist)
antecubital place - ANS-front of elbow (in which blood is drawn)
anterior border of tibia - ANS-sharp ridge of bone without difficulty palpated because it is close
to the floor
Anterior superior iliac backbone - ANS-pointed end of the Iliac crest
,appendicular machine - ANS-the a part of the skeleton made from the bones of the fingers, legs,
scapula, clavicle, and pelvis. Contains 126 bones
arrector pili muscle - ANS-An involuntary muscle fiber connected to the bottom & base of the
hair follicle (i. - extends diagonally from the hair follicle upward towards the epidermis)
auditory ossicles - ANS-3 small bones related together that connect the eardrum to the inner ear
Auxiliary Region - ANS-armpit
axial skeleton - ANS-Portion of the skeletal device that consists of the cranium, rib cage, and
vertebral column
Blood and blood forming tissues - ANS-
bone - ANS-Dense, tough connective tissue composing the skeleton
Brachial Region - ANS-arm (shoulder to elbow)
buccal region - ANS-cheeks (10)
Calcaneal Region - ANS-heel
Calcaneus Bone (Tarsals) - ANS-heel bone
capitulum of humerus (lateral condyle) - ANS-articulates with head of radius (raised bump with
boundary of raised bone)
cardiac muscle - ANS-Involuntary muscles observed best inside the coronary heart.
Carpal Region - ANS-wrist
Carpals - ANS-wrist bones
Cartalige - ANS-A connective tissue this is more bendy than bone and that protects the ends of
bones and maintains them from rubbing together.
Centrioles - ANS-Cell organelle that aids in cell division in animal cells simplest
Cephalic - ANS-bearing on the top or the top cease of the frame
cervical atlas - ANS-Atlas (C1) joint allows head to nod "sure".
, Cervical axis - ANS-Axis (C2) acts as a pivot for rotation of the Atlas (and cranium) above.The
joint beween C1 and C2 lets in head to nod "no".
Cervical region - ANS-neck region
cervical vertebrae - ANS-C1-C7; first set of seven bones, forming the neck
cilia and flagella - ANS-hairlike systems that extend from the floor of the mobile, wherein they
assist in movement
Coccyx - ANS-tailbone, four fused vertebrae
compact bone - ANS-Hard, dense bone tissue this is beneath the outer membrane of a bone
connective tissue - ANS-A body tissue that offers help for the body and connects all of its
elements
constriction and dilation - ANS-Pupillary muscle companies are managed through the ANS.
Parasympathetic activation causes pupillary ___________, and sympathetic activation causes
___________.
Coronal suture - ANS-the suture among the parietal and frontal bones of the skull
coronoid fossa of humerus - ANS-anterior depression that gets the coronoid process of the ulna
all through forearm flexion
coronoid process of ulna - ANS-insertion of brachialis
Coxal Region - ANS-hips (lateral floor of the trunk)
cranial location - ANS-skull vicinity
skull bones - ANS-frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal, sphenoid, ethmoid
cribform plates - ANS-horizontal plates on advanced floor, complete of tiny foramina
crista galli - ANS-pinnacle sticking out bone of the ethmoid bone
Crural Region - ANS-leg, from knee to ankle (anterior) (shin)
CT proper - ANS-unfastened and dense
cubital region - ANS-elbow vicinity
Lab Practical 1
- ANS-
2 Inguinal areas - ANS-lower lateral groin areas on both facets
2 pariatal bones - ANS-pinnacle left and proper bones of cranium
2 pectoral areas - ANS-left and right chest, in upper thoracic place and separated by using
sternal area.
2 scapular regions - ANS-shoulder blades
2 temporal bones of skull - ANS-bone that paperwork elements of the facet of the cranium and
floor of the cranial activity. There is a proper and left temporal bone.
Belly location - ANS-stomach (stomach region)
abduction/adduction - ANS-movement away/into from midline
Agonist muscle - ANS-The muscle often accountable for movement of a bone.
Anaphase (0.33 segment) - ANS-Chromatids of every chromosome separate at the centromere
and flow in the direction of contrary poles of the dividing mobile
anatomical neck of humerus - ANS-distal to head of humerus; seen as an oblique groove
hostile muscle groups - ANS-muscle pairs arranged to paintings towards every different to
transport a joint
antebrachial vicinity - ANS-forearm (elbow to wrist)
antecubital place - ANS-front of elbow (in which blood is drawn)
anterior border of tibia - ANS-sharp ridge of bone without difficulty palpated because it is close
to the floor
Anterior superior iliac backbone - ANS-pointed end of the Iliac crest
,appendicular machine - ANS-the a part of the skeleton made from the bones of the fingers, legs,
scapula, clavicle, and pelvis. Contains 126 bones
arrector pili muscle - ANS-An involuntary muscle fiber connected to the bottom & base of the
hair follicle (i. - extends diagonally from the hair follicle upward towards the epidermis)
auditory ossicles - ANS-3 small bones related together that connect the eardrum to the inner ear
Auxiliary Region - ANS-armpit
axial skeleton - ANS-Portion of the skeletal device that consists of the cranium, rib cage, and
vertebral column
Blood and blood forming tissues - ANS-
bone - ANS-Dense, tough connective tissue composing the skeleton
Brachial Region - ANS-arm (shoulder to elbow)
buccal region - ANS-cheeks (10)
Calcaneal Region - ANS-heel
Calcaneus Bone (Tarsals) - ANS-heel bone
capitulum of humerus (lateral condyle) - ANS-articulates with head of radius (raised bump with
boundary of raised bone)
cardiac muscle - ANS-Involuntary muscles observed best inside the coronary heart.
Carpal Region - ANS-wrist
Carpals - ANS-wrist bones
Cartalige - ANS-A connective tissue this is more bendy than bone and that protects the ends of
bones and maintains them from rubbing together.
Centrioles - ANS-Cell organelle that aids in cell division in animal cells simplest
Cephalic - ANS-bearing on the top or the top cease of the frame
cervical atlas - ANS-Atlas (C1) joint allows head to nod "sure".
, Cervical axis - ANS-Axis (C2) acts as a pivot for rotation of the Atlas (and cranium) above.The
joint beween C1 and C2 lets in head to nod "no".
Cervical region - ANS-neck region
cervical vertebrae - ANS-C1-C7; first set of seven bones, forming the neck
cilia and flagella - ANS-hairlike systems that extend from the floor of the mobile, wherein they
assist in movement
Coccyx - ANS-tailbone, four fused vertebrae
compact bone - ANS-Hard, dense bone tissue this is beneath the outer membrane of a bone
connective tissue - ANS-A body tissue that offers help for the body and connects all of its
elements
constriction and dilation - ANS-Pupillary muscle companies are managed through the ANS.
Parasympathetic activation causes pupillary ___________, and sympathetic activation causes
___________.
Coronal suture - ANS-the suture among the parietal and frontal bones of the skull
coronoid fossa of humerus - ANS-anterior depression that gets the coronoid process of the ulna
all through forearm flexion
coronoid process of ulna - ANS-insertion of brachialis
Coxal Region - ANS-hips (lateral floor of the trunk)
cranial location - ANS-skull vicinity
skull bones - ANS-frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal, sphenoid, ethmoid
cribform plates - ANS-horizontal plates on advanced floor, complete of tiny foramina
crista galli - ANS-pinnacle sticking out bone of the ethmoid bone
Crural Region - ANS-leg, from knee to ankle (anterior) (shin)
CT proper - ANS-unfastened and dense
cubital region - ANS-elbow vicinity
