Anatomy Lab #6: The Heart and Major Vessels of the Thorax
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The Heart and Major Vessels of the Thorax
The heart is located within the mediastinum, the central divisions of the thoracic cavity between the pleural cavities surrounding the lungs. The mediast
Eli Inscoe
3/12/12
Pre-Lab 9
Biochemical Characteristics of Bacteria
In this lab, three different types of medias will be used to test the growth of several
different types of bacteria in order to examine the differences selective medias have on certain
b
Eli Inscoe
3/20/12
Pre-Lab 10
Identification of Gram Positive Cocci, Throat Flora
Before beginning this weeks lab, all of the agars and slants are to be examined from last
weeks last to observe what changes occurred in each case. Record the observed resul
Eli Inscoe
3/27/12
Pre-Lab 11
Unknown Identification
Before the beginning of the lab, the plates will be examined from last lab to observe
several bacteria such as Streptococcus viridans, Streptococcus pneumonia, Streptococcus
pyogenes, and Streptococcus
Biology 252 Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology
Summer Session II 2016
Summer Session II, 2016 Course Information (Proposed):
Biology 252 is an introductory course in Human Anatomy and Physiology. While this is an introductory
course, it will be
Biology 252 Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology
Summer Session I 2016
Summer Session I, 2016 Course Information (Proposed):
Biology 252 is an introductory course in Human Anatomy and Physiology. While this is an introductory
course, it will be co
Picture time!
Know your nerves and neurons
As you are already learning, each anatomical structure contains nervous elements with a particular function. On the left side of the diagram,
identify the anatomical structures. On the right, identify the functio
The Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves
OBJECTIVES: You should be able to
state the principal functions of the spinal cord
describe its gross and microscopic structure
trace the pathways followed by nerve signals traveling up and down the spinal cord
describ
The Brain and Cranial Nerves
OBJECTIVES: You should be able to
describe the major subdivisions and anatomical landmarks of the brain
describe the locations of the gray and white matter
describe the meninges of the brain
describe the fluid-filled chambe
The Flow of CSF
Follow the circulation of the cerebrospinalal
fluid from production to absorption. Fill in the
blanks below.
1
CSF is produced in the choiroid plexus of the
lateral ventricles.
2
CSF travels through the interventricular foramina
to the
3
T
Anatomy Lab #3: The Axial
Skeleton
Objectives for this lab:
Identify the bones and major landmarks of the axial
skeleton.
Identify the bones comprising the orbital, nasal, and oral
cavities.
Identify the parts of a vertebra.
Discern the differences be
THE AXIAL SKELETON
Corey S. Johnson, Ph.D.
University of North Carolina1
All images Copyright Thieme 2007, Atlas of Anatomy
The Axial Skeleton
Introduction
The axial skeleton is composed of two regions: the
skull and the trunk (the neck to the coccyx). Th
7.1 Tissues and Organs of the Skeletal System
Expected Learning Outcomes. When you have completed this section, you should be able to
a. name the tissues and organs that compose the skeletal system;
b.
state several functions of the skeletal system;
c.
di
Eli Inscoe
2/27/12
Pre-Lab 8
Biochemical Characteristics of Bacteria
Before beginning the lab, examine the plates from last lab to check for the zones of
inhibition and record the results for each disinfectant. Record the results once examining the
plates
Eli Inscoe
2/20/12
Pre-Lab 7
Control of Microbial Growth
Examine the streak plates from your hand from last lab that were re-streaked to obtain
isolated colonies. Re-suspend a single isolated colony into a .5 mL tube of trypticase soy broth.
For this lab,
Anatomy Lab #7: The Respiratory System
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The Respiratory System
The respiratory system extends from the external nares (nostrils) to the lungs. Its primary responsibilities are to transport air into and out of the alveoli where gas exchange occurs. Second
Anatomy Lab #8 Abdominopelvic Organs: The Digestive and Urogenital Systems
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The Digestive System
The abdominopelvic cavity extends from the diaphragm to the floor of the pelvis and contains two divisions. The larger and upper division is the abdominal ca
Chapter 24
The to edit Master subtitle style ClickDigestive System
Principles of Human Anatomy and Physiology, 11e
11
INTRODUCTION
Food contains substances and energy the body needs. The food must be broken down through digestion to molecular size before
Reproductive System
EXSS 175 - Anatomy Click to edit Master subtitle style
Reproductive System
Gonads
Produce gametes Secrete sex hormones Store gametes Transport gametes Protect gametes Facilitate gamete movement
Ducts
Accessory sex glands
Supporti
Eli Inscoe
1/24/12
Pre-Lab 3
Culture Transfers, Bacterial Isolation, Gram Staining and Oxygen Needs
In this lab, we are learning the procedure for transferring organisms from a broth culture
to both another broth culture as well an agar slant. This is sig
Eli Inscoe
1/30/12
Pre Lab 4
Pure Culture Isolation and Titration of Bacteriophage
Before the start of the new lab, the slant agar tubes from last lab as well as the streak
plates must be examined to see how well the bacteria was transferred. In todays la
Eli Inscoe
2/06/12
Bacterial Transformation, Effect of Washing on Hand Flora, Nasal Flora
Pre-Lab 5
Before starting this weeks lab, check the streak plates from last week to see if isolated
colonies appeared. Using the equation: (# of plaques/volume plate
Eli Inscoe
2/13/12
Pre-Lab 6
Bacterial Conjugation, Microbes in Food
Observe the plates from last week done to test bacterial transformation hopefully noticing
the presence of transformed blue and white colonies on both ampicillin-containing plates. Next,
FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY
OF THE BRAIN
& CRANIAL
NERVES
Corey S. Johnson, Ph.D.
University of North Carolina
All images Copyright Thieme 2007, Atlas of Anatomy
The Brain and Cranial Nerves
Introduction
The brain is the integrative center of the body. It
receives
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