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A&P Lab Practical I
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1Label the picture
- Aocular
- Bbuccal
- Cotic
- Dnasal
- Ecervical
- Ffrontal
- Gcranial
- Hfacial
- Ioral
- Jmental
- Kthoracic
- Lmammary
- Maxillary
- Nbrachial
- Oantecubital
- Pantebrachial
- Qcarpal
- Rpalmar
- Sabdominal
- Tumbilical
- Upelvic
- Vinguinal
- Wpubic
- Xfemoral
- Ypatellar
- Zcrural
- AAtarsal
- ABpollex
- ACdigital
- ADpedal
2Label the picture
- Acephalic
- Bcervical
- Cacromial
- Dvertebral
- Eolecranal
- Flumbar
- Gmanual
- Hgluteal
- Ipopliteal
- Jsural
- Kcalcaneal
- Lupper limb
- Mlower limb
3Label the picture
- Amitochondria
- Bribosome
- Crough endoplasmic reticulum
- Dcytoplasm
- Eplasma membrane
- Fcell membrane
- Gsmooth endoplasmic reticulum
- Hcentrosome
- Imicrovilli
- Jlysosome
- Kribosome
- Lnuclear envelope
- Mnucleolus
- Nchromatin
- Onuclear pore
- Pnucleus
- QGolgi apparatus
4Ribosomes are the site for protein synthesis
- ATrue
- BFalse
5Lysosomes are smaller than ribosomes
- ATrue
- BFalse
6Mitochondria provide most of the cell's energy by making [blank_start]ATP[blank_end]
- AATP
7Centrosomes have [blank_start]two[blank_end] centrioles
- Atwo
8Microvilli [blank_start]increase[blank_end] surface area
- Aincrease
9The cytoskeleton is made up of
- Aactin filaments
- Bintermediate filaments
- Cmicrotubules
- Dcentrioles
10Which organelle modifies the proteins made by ribosomes?
- ASmooth endoplasmic reticulum
- BRoug endoplasmic reticulum
- CGolgi apparatus
- DNucleus
11Which organelle contains digestive enzymes?
- ARibosome
- BCentrosome
- CLysosome
- DMitochondria
12Which organelle is not membrane-bound?
- ANucleus
- BEndoplasmic reticulum
- CGolgi apparatus
- DMitochondria
- ERibosome
13Label the picture
- Ainterphase
- Bprophase
- Cmetaphase
- Danaphase
- Etelophase
- Fcytokinesis
14During [blank_start]interphase[blank_end], the G1 to G2 portion of the cell cycle, the cell only has a single copy of its DNA. As it enters the [blank_start]S phase[blank_end], DNA replication occurs. After DNA is replicated, each homologous chromosome exists in a set of 'identical twins" called sister chromatids.
- Ainterphase
- Bprophase
- Cmetaphase
- Danaphase
- Etelophase
- FS phase
- GM phase
- HG1 phase
- IG2 phase
15The nuclear membrane starts to degenerate, and the chromatin condenses to individual chromosomes. Mitotic spindles begin organizing around the centrioles. This occurs during the [blank_start]prophase[blank_end] stage of mitosis.
- Aprophase
16During [blank_start]metaphase[blank_end], the sister chromatids, attached to the spindle fibers, line up along the equator of the cell.
- Ametaphase
17Spindle fibers shorten and pull the centromeres apart, causing the sister chromatids to migrate toward the opposite poles of the cell. This occurs during the [blank_start]anaphase[blank_end] stage of mitosis.
- Aanaphase
18A cleavage furrow forms between the two cells. This occurs during the [blank_start]telophase[blank_end] stage of mitosis.
- Atelophase
19Simple squamous epithelium can be found in [blank_start]air sacs of the lungs[blank_end].
- Akidneys
- Bair sacs of the lungs
- Cskin
- Dorgans
20[blank_start]Simple cuboidal epithelium[blank_end] is found in the kidneys.
- ASimple squamous epithelium
- BSimple columnar epithelium
- CSimple cuboidal epithelium
- DStratified cuboidal epithelium
21[blank_start]Simple columnar epithelium[blank_end] is found in the stomach and digestive tract.
- ASimple columnar epithelium
- BStratified columnar epithelium
- CPseudostratified columnar epithelium
- DStratified cuboidal
22Pseudostratified columnar epithelium is found in the [blank_start]nasal cavity[blank_end] and [blank_start]respiratory tract[blank_end].
- Anasal cavity
- Boral cavity
- Corbital cavity
- Drespiratory tract
- Edigestive tract
- Furinary tract
23Stratified squamous epithelium has two variants: [blank_start]keratinized[blank_end], which is found in the dermis, and [blank_start]non-keratinized[blank_end], which is found in the oral cavity, pharynx, anus, and vagina.
- Akeratinized
- Bnon-keratinized
24[blank_start]Stratified cuboidal epithelium[blank_end] is found in the large ducts of mammary, sweat, and salivary glands
- AStratified cuboidal epithelium
25[blank_start]Stratified columnar epithelium[blank_end] is found in the male urethra
- AStratified columnar epithelium
26[blank_start]Transitional epithelium[blank_end] is found in the urinary bladder and ureters.
- ATransitional epithelium
27Identify the type of tissue
- ASimple squamous epithelium
28Identify the type of tissue
- ASimple cuboidal epithelium
29Identify the type of tissue
- ASimple columnar epithelium
30Identify the type of tissue
- ATransitional epithelium
31Identify the type of tissue
- APseudostratified columnar epithelium
32Identify the type of tissue
- AStratified cuboidal epithelium
33Identify the type of tissue
- AStratified columnar epithelium
34Identify the type of tissue
- AStratified squamous epithelium
35Identify the type of tissue
- AAreolar connective tissue
36Identify the type of tissue
- AAdipose tissue
37Identify the type of tissue
- ADense irregular connective tissue
38Identify the type of tissue
- ADense regular connective tissue
39Identify the type of tissue
- AReticular connective tissue
40Where is areolar (loose) connective tissue found?
- AA. hollow organs
- BB. tendons and ligaments
- CC. basement membrane
- DD. A and C
41Reticular connective tissue is found in the [blank_start]spleen[blank_end], lymph nodes, aound [blank_start]blood vessels[blank_end], and nerves.
- Apancreas
- Bspleen
- Cgallbladder
- Deyes
- Ebone
- Fmuscle
- Gblood vessels
42[blank_start]Dense regular[blank_end] collagenous connective tissue is found in the tendons and ligaments where tensile strength is required.
- ADense regular
43[blank_start]Dense irregular[blank_end] connective tissue is found in multiple planes, such as the dermis, joint capsules, and organ capsules.
- ADense irregular
44[blank_start]Reticular connective tissue[blank_end] is found where the fibers interwave to form "nets" that trap pathogens and foreign cells
- AReticular connective tissue
45Label the type of tissue
- AElastic cartilage
46Label the type of tissue
- AFibrocartilage
47Label the type of tissue
- AHyaline cartilage
48Hyaline cartilage can be found in
- Aears
- Bconnecting the ribs to the sternum
- Cnose
- Djoints
- Erespiratory passages
49Fibrocartilage can be found in
- Aears
- Bligaments
- Cintervertebral discs
- Dnose
50Elastic cartilage can be found in
- ANose
- BEar
- CJoints
- DEpiglottis
51Blood consists of a liquid ECM called [blank_start]plasma[blank_end], within which we find the cells called [blank_start]erythrocytes[blank_end] (RBC), [blank_start]leukocytes[blank_end] (WBC), and cellular fragments called [blank_start]platelets[blank_end].
- Aplasma
- Berythrocytes
- Cleukocytes
- Dplatelets
52Label the type of tissue
- Acardiac muscle
53Label the type of tissue
- Askeletal muscle
54Label the type of tissue
- Asmooth muscle
55Skeletal muscle is involuntary
- ATrue
- BFalse
56Label the layers of the epidermis
- Astratum corneum
- Bstratum lucidum
- Cstratum granulosum
- Dstratum spinosum
- Estratum basale
57Stratum lucidum is only present in [blank_start]thick[blank_end] skin.
- Athick
58[blank_start]Thick[blank_end] skin is present in the palms of the hands and soles of the feet.
- AThick
59Label the image
- Ahair shaft
- Bepidermis
- Cdermis
- Dpapillary layer
- Ereticular layer
- Fhypodermis
- Gadipose
- Hdermal papillae
- Isweat gland
- Jarrector pili muscle
- Ksebaceous gland
- Lhair follicle
- Mhair root
60Label the image
- Aright hypochondriac region
- Bepigastric region
- Cleft hypochondriac region
- Dright lumbar region
- Eumbilical region
- Fleft lumbar region
- Gright inguinal region
- Hpubic region
- Ileft inguinal region
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