Practice Practical III-Bio 201 Bones of the Leg, Muscles of the Abdomen, Leg Muscles, and Muscle Histology.

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Practice Practical III-Bio 201 Bones of the Leg, Muscles of the Abdomen, Leg Muscles, and Muscle Histology

Identify indicated bones (Q1-3) 2 3 1

Identify bone (Q4) & indicated parts(Q5-7) 5 7 6

Identify bones (Q8 & 9) & indicated parts(Q10-11) Identify surface 11-Identify opening

Identify bone (Q12) & indicated part (Q13) 13-Name this extension 13

Identify concave depression (Q14) & rough surface (Q15) 14 15

Identify smooth surface (Q16) & depression (Q17) 16 17

Identify bones (Q18-19) 18 19

Identify indicated bone parts(Q20-22)

Identify indicated bone parts(Q23-24) and bone (Q25) Identify notch

Identify indicated joint parts (Q26-28)

Identify indicated joint parts (Q29-30) 30 29

Identify the indicated muscles (Q )

Identify the indicated muscles (Q 34-36)

Identify the indicated muscles (Q 37-39)

Identify the indicated muscles (Q 40-42)

Identify the indicated muscles (Q 43-44) and anatomical landmark (Q 45)

Identify the indicated muscle (Q 46) 46

Identify the indicated muscles (Q 47-48) 48 47

Identify the indicated muscles (Q )

Identify the indicated deep muscles (Q 52-54) and nerve (Q55)

Identify the indicated deep muscles (Q 56-58)

Identify the indicated muscles (Q 59-60) 60 59

Identify the indicated muscles (Q )

Identify the indicated muscles (Q )

Identify the indicated areas (Q 67-68) 67 68

Identify the purple colored muscle (Q 69); (FROM MCGRAW- HILL APR)

Identify the purple colored muscle (Q 70); (FROM MCGRAW- HILL APR)

Identify the purple colored muscle (Q 71); (FROM MCGRAW- HILL APR)

Identify the purple colored muscle (Q 72); (FROM MCGRAW- HILL APR)

Identify the purple colored muscle (Q 73); (FROM MCGRAW- HILL APR)

Identify fused bones (Q74)

Identify joint (Q75)

Identify bone parts (Q76-78)

Identify bone parts (Q79-80) 79 80

Give the functions for the purple colored muscles (Q ); (FROM MCGRAW-HILL APR) 81 82

Give the functions for the purple colored muscles (Q 83-84); (FROM MCGRAW- HILL APR) 84 83

Give the functions for the purple colored muscles (Q ); ( FROM MCGRAW-HILL APR ) 86 85

Give the functions for the purple colored muscles (Q ); (FROM MCGRAW-HILL APR) 88 87

Name one muscle that inserts here (Q89) 89

Name one muscle that inserts here (Q90) 90