1. LAB LABELING PRACTICE ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 1
By: Jamaica Atal

2. Name that Region!
Buccal
Acromial
Crural

3. Name that Region!
Gluteal
Calcaneal
Popliteal

4. Name that cavity! Visceral layer Abdominopelvic Cavity Pleural Cavity
Which serous membrane is attached to the organ or organs of the ventral cavity?
________________
Name the cavity surrounding the lungs?
_________
Pleural Cavity
Visceral layer
Abdominopelvic Cavity

5. BAAAD TO THE BONE! Bone depression?________ FOSSA Jugular foramen
Mandibular Fossa
External occipital protuberance

6. BAAAD TO THE BONE! What sutures lies between parietal &occipital?
_______________
Lambdoid suture
Ethmoid bone
Mastoid Process

7. BAAAD TO THE BONE! Frontal sinus Superior meatus Inferior nasal concha
What bone cavity is this? ________
Nasal cavity
Perpendicular plate

8. BAAAD TO THE BONE!
Match the bone names listed with the following bone description
Bone Names
Frontal
Ethmiod
Lacrimal
Mandible
Occipital
Temporal
Zygomatic
Parietal
___ 1. Tiny bones with openings for tear ducts
___ 2. Superior part of the squamous suture
___3. Forms the bony eyebrow ridges and roofs of orbits
___ 4. Cheekbone
___ 5. Site of external acoustic meatus
___ 6. Contains the mental foramina
___ 7. Posteriormost part of the cranium
___ 8. Bone(s) containing paranasal sinuses C H A G F D E B

9. Ribs _____ are classified false ribs
BAAAD TO THE BONE!
Name the following bone and markings
Ribs _____ are classified false ribs
8-10
Ribs ______ are classified floating ribs
11-12
Transverse ridges
coccyx

10. BAAAD TO THE BONE! Vertebral foramen Transverse foramen
Which is the cervical vertebrae?
Superior articular facet
What cartilage is the facet made out off?__________________
Hyaline cartilage

11. Welcome to the gun show… MUSCLES!
Deltoid
Biceps brachii
Brachialis

12. MUSCLES!
Match the muscle names in Column A to the major muscles described in Column B
Column A
Zygomatic
2.Orbicularis Oculi
3.Masseter
4. Buccinator
Column B
Used in winking
Used to show you’re happy
Holds food between the teeth
Prime mover of jaw closure

13. MUSCLES! Gluteus Medius Biceps femoris Semitendinosus
Which muscle/tendon did Achllies rip? ______________
Calcaneal

14. MUSCLES! Whistling and kissing muscle?___________ _______________
What muscles do we use to move our mouth upward?(smiling muscle)
_________________
Zygomaticus major & minor
Whistling and kissing muscle?___________
What is the name of the Major head flexors?
_______________
Orbicularis Oris
Sternocleidomastoid muscle

15. MOVE YA’ BODY
If Mrs. Johnson is trying to raise the roof, what movement is she doing? ____________
Extension
If Mrs. Johnson is jogging in place (decreasing the angle of the joint) what movement is she doing?
_____________
Flexion

16. Movement for Under bite __________
MOVEMENTS!
What movement do you do when you drop your jaw? _______________
depression
Movement for Under bite __________
Retraction
Movement for Overbite
_____________
Protraction

17. Joints Match the key choices with the descriptive phrases
___ 1. keep bone ends from crushing when compressed
___ 2. Resists tension placed on joints
___ 3. Keeps joints from overheating
___ 4. Helps prevent dislocation
Articular cartilage
Synovial Cartilage
Ligaments and fibrous capsule
Muscle Tendons
Answer key: 1; A. 2; C & D. 3; B. 4; C & D

18. Joints
Name the following:
Articular cartilage
Joint cavity

19. TISSUE
All connective tissues stem are from a common embroyonic tissue called? _______________
Mesenchyme
What is the difference between Dense Regular CT and Dense Irregular CT?
- Dense regular consist more of collagen fiber arrange in a parallel bundle with little ground substance and few cells. Dense irregular collagen bundles have no consistent pattern.
What type of CT is this?
______________________
Dense regular CT

20. TISSUE What type of tissue is this?_________ Adipose
Name the cell adipose consist of?
Adipose
adipocytes

21. What type of Epithelium tissue is this?
PSEUDOSTRATIFIED COLUMNAR

22. Eye
Optic nerve
Cornea
Lateral rectus

23. Ear
Cochlea
External acoustic meatus

24. Brains Interventricular foramen Anterior horn Inferior horn
Central canal

25. Spinal cord
Posterior median sulcus
Posterior root ganglion
Dura mater

26. Spinal cord
Cervical enlargement
Conus medullaris
Cauda equina