bio 210 lab exam 1 STUDY TEST GUIDE
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
Define the relationship between anatomy and physiology ANS Anatomy is the study of
internal and external body structures and their physical relationships among other body
parts. In contrast, physiology, is the study of how living organisms per-form their
functions.
Discuss form and function ANS All specific functions are performed by specific
structures, and the form of a structure relates to its function
Cephalic ANS head
Frons (frontal) ANS forehead
Oculus, Ocular, Orbital ANS eye
Nasus (nasal) ANS nose
Auris (otic) ANS ear
Bucca (buccal) ANS cheek
Cervicis (cervical) ANS neck
Mentis (mental) ANS chin
Oris (oral) ANS mouth
thoracic, thorax ANS chest
Mamma (mammary) ANS breast
axilla (axillary) ANS armpit
Andomen ANS abdominal
, umbilicus (umbilical) ANS navel
pelvis ANS pelvic
Inguen (inguinal) ANS groin
pubis ANS pubic
brachium (brachial) ANS arm
antecubital ANS front of elbow
antebrachium (antebrachial) ANS forearm
Carpus (carpal) ANS wrist
Manus (manual) ANS hand
Palma (palmar) ANS palm
pollex ANS thumb
Digits (phalanges) ANS fingers, toes
femur, femoral ANS thigh
Patella (patellar) ANS kneecap
Crus (crural) ANS lower leg
Tarus (tarsal) ANS ankle
Pes (pedal) ANS foot
hallux ANS great toe
Acromion, Acromial ANS top of shoulder
dorsum/dorsal ANS upper back
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
Define the relationship between anatomy and physiology ANS Anatomy is the study of
internal and external body structures and their physical relationships among other body
parts. In contrast, physiology, is the study of how living organisms per-form their
functions.
Discuss form and function ANS All specific functions are performed by specific
structures, and the form of a structure relates to its function
Cephalic ANS head
Frons (frontal) ANS forehead
Oculus, Ocular, Orbital ANS eye
Nasus (nasal) ANS nose
Auris (otic) ANS ear
Bucca (buccal) ANS cheek
Cervicis (cervical) ANS neck
Mentis (mental) ANS chin
Oris (oral) ANS mouth
thoracic, thorax ANS chest
Mamma (mammary) ANS breast
axilla (axillary) ANS armpit
Andomen ANS abdominal
, umbilicus (umbilical) ANS navel
pelvis ANS pelvic
Inguen (inguinal) ANS groin
pubis ANS pubic
brachium (brachial) ANS arm
antecubital ANS front of elbow
antebrachium (antebrachial) ANS forearm
Carpus (carpal) ANS wrist
Manus (manual) ANS hand
Palma (palmar) ANS palm
pollex ANS thumb
Digits (phalanges) ANS fingers, toes
femur, femoral ANS thigh
Patella (patellar) ANS kneecap
Crus (crural) ANS lower leg
Tarus (tarsal) ANS ankle
Pes (pedal) ANS foot
hallux ANS great toe
Acromion, Acromial ANS top of shoulder
dorsum/dorsal ANS upper back