Anatomy Lab 2

Question 1

2 parts of the patella

Answer 1

apex and base

Question 2

2 parts of the fibula

Answer 2

head and lateral malleolus

Question 3

4 parts of the tibia

Answer 3

anterior border, medial/lateral condyles, medial malleolus, tibial tuberosity

Question 4

2 parts of the pectoral girdle

Answer 4

clavicle and scapula

Question 5

3 bones of the arm

Answer 5

humerus, radius, ulna

Question 6

4 parts of the leg

Answer 6

femur, patella, fibula, tibia

Question 7

3 parts of the ankle/foot

Answer 7

tarsals, metatarsals, phalanges

Question 8

Tarsals belong to what bone category

Answer 8

podials

Question 9

Metatarsals belong to what bone category

Answer 9

metapodials

Question 10

Carpals belong to what bone category

Answer 10

podials

Question 11

Metacarpals belong to what bone category

Answer 11

metapodials

Question 12

Singular of phalanges

Answer 12

phalanx

Question 13

3 main areolar CT parts

Answer 13

collagen fibers, reticular fibers, and cell nuclei

Question 14

2 main reticular CT parts

Answer 14

reticular fibers and lymphocytes

Question 15

4 main adipose CT parts

Answer 15

adipocyte, nucleus, lipid, and capillaries/blood vessels

Question 16

adipocyte

Answer 16

fat cells; look like open vacuoles

Question 17

3 types of cartilage

Answer 17

hyaline cartilage, fibrocartilage, elastic cartilage

Question 18

5 features of cartilage

Answer 18

matrix, chondrocytes, lacuna, collagen fiber, elastic fiber

Question 19

plural of lacuna

Answer 19

lacunae

Question 20

perichondrium

Answer 20

dense irregular connective tissue

Question 21

fovea capitis is located where

Answer 21

the head of the femur

Question 22

gluteal tuberosity is located where

Answer 22

the posterior side of the femur, at the base of the head

Question 23

greater trochanter is located where

Answer 23

the lateral side of the head of the femur

Question 24

the head of the femur

Answer 24

the superior end of the femur

Question 25

intertrochanteric crest

Answer 25

crest on the posterior side of the head of the femur, connecting the greater and lesser trochanters

Question 26

lesser trochanter

Answer 26

on the medial side of the head of the femur

Question 27

lateral and medial epicondyle (femur)

Answer 27

the inferior end of the femur

Question 28

lateral and medial condyle (femur)

Answer 28

the posterior inferior end of the femur

Question 29

the joint that connects the superior end of the tibia and tibia

Answer 29

proximal tibiofibular joint

Question 30

the joint that connects the inferior end of the tibia and tibia

Answer 30

distal tibiofibular joint

Question 31

the most distal point on the fibula

Answer 31

lateral malleolus

Question 32

the most distal point on the tibia

Answer 32

medial malleolus

Question 33

the ridge that runs the length of the anterior side of the tibia.

Answer 33

anterior border

Question 34

Metatarsal bones are also known as

Answer 34

metapodials

Question 35

The joint that connects the sternum and the clavical

Answer 35

sternoclavicular joint

Question 36

the joint that connects the acromial and clavical

Answer 36

acromioclavicular joint

Question 37

Name all of the carpal bones (Straight Line To The Pinky Here Comes The Thumb)

Answer 37

Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrum, Pisiform, Hamate, Capitate, Trapezoid, Trapezium

Question 38

Where can you find epithelial tissues

Answer 38

epidermis, inner lining of digestive tract, liver and other glands

Question 39

Where can you find connective tissues

Answer 39

tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and bone blood

Question 40

Where can you find connective tissues

Answer 40

the brain, spinal cord, and nerves

Question 41

Where can you find muscular tissues

Answer 41

skeletal muscles, the heart (cardiac muscle), and walls of viscera (smooth muscle)

Question 42

Where can you find muscular tissues

Answer 42

skeletal muscles, the heart (cardiac muscle), and walls of viscera (smooth muscle)

Question 43

6 common supporting cells

Answer 43

fibroblasts, macrophages, neutrophils, plasma cells, mast cells, adipocytes

Question 44

2 types of loose connective tissue

Answer 44

areolar and reticular (adipose sometimes)

Question 45

the areolar tissue can be found:

Answer 45

underlies epithelia, including subcutaneous tissue

Question 46

the reticular tissue is found:

Answer 46

within some tissues of the immune system such as the spleen and lymph nodes

Question 47

What are the main components of areolar tissue (4)

Answer 47

ground substance, elastic fibers (look thinner), collagenous fibers (look thicker), and fibroblasts, also cell nuceli

Question 48

What are the main components of reticular connective tissue (2)

Answer 48

reticular fibers and lymphocytes

Question 49

What are the main components of adipose tissue

Answer 49

blood vessels, adipocyte nucleus, capillaries, and lipid in adipocytes

Question 50

How do you know you are looking at chrondocytes?

Answer 50

They come in pairs