Quiz #7 Study Tips

Since there is a great deal of material for you to remember, I thought I would put the study guide up sooner.

All the information can be found in your lab manual, fetal pig atlas, or handout.
Lab Manual pg. 163-177
Fetal Pig Atlas pg. 1-24

1. Histology-understand the different types, where these tissues types are found within the body, an example of each [ie. skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscle are muscle tissue types] and know in detail (specific to what you had to draw and label) tissue types found on the 3 slides

• Epithelium, Connective, Supportive, Muscle, Nervous

3 slides:

• Compact Bone- be able to label central canal, lamaellae, canaliculi, lacunae (refer to pg. 10 in your Fetal Pig Atlas)
• Hyaline Cartilage- be able to label chondrocytes and lacunae (pg. 10 in Fetal Pig Atlas)
• Skeletal Muscle- location of nucleus

2. Living Cow bone:

• Know how to locate all 8 structures on pg. 171 of your lab manual, I won't ask for all on the quiz but I might ask you to label 1 or 2 structures indicated

3. Human Skeleton

• Axial vs. Appendicular Division
• Bone types pg. 172 in your lab manual, know an example of each bone type
• Be able to identify human bones, on a skeleton and alone
• Possible quiz question: Displayed the arm bones, asked you to identify each bone and the type of joint formed. I could do this for the arm, leg, hands, feet, shoulder, etc.

4. Joints-Examples pg. 12 in Fetal Pig Atlas

• Condylar-knee
• Gliding- wrist, ankle
• Hinge- finger
• Pivot- elbow
• Spheroidal (Ball and Socket) - hip, shoulder
• Suture - skull

5. Body Movements pg. 177 in lab manual

• Flexion vs. Extension
• Abduction vs. Adduction
• Supinatin vs. Pronation
• Dorsiflexion vs. Plantar flexion

6. Other terms to know:

• Exoskeleton vs. Endoskelton
• Tendon vs. Ligament

7. Body Planes/Orientation pg. 167 in lab manual:

• Planes: Coronal, Transverse, Midsagittal, Sagittal
• Orientations: Anterior/Ventral, Posterior/Dorsal, Medial, Lateral, Cranial, Caudal, Proximal, Distal
• Understand the locations of planes in bipeds (2 legs) vs. quadrupeds (4 legs)

REMEMBER LAB COATS, FETAL PIG ATLAS, LAB MANUAL, POSTER TOPIC IDEAS DUE NEXT WEEK!