Reviewing Anatomical Terms Using a Human Body

Exercise 1: Reviewing Anatomical Terms Using a Human Body Data Table 1. General Areas of the Body using Body Orientation Terms Area Labeled Photograph Anterior and Side Photo (Label: 14 General Areas in Table 1, Page ...

Exercise 1: Reviewing Anatomical Terms Using a Human Body Data Table 1. General Areas of the Body using Body Orientation Terms Area Labeled Photograph Anterior and Side Photo (Label: 14 General Areas in Table 1, Page 9 of the Lab Manual and Page 17 of your book) LAB 1: OVERVIEW OF ANATOMY, REV 1/3/19 PAGE | 2 BIO 201 Lab 1, Overview of Anatomy Data Table 2. General Areas of the Body using Anatomical Terms and Regions of the Body Labeled Photograph: Anterior photo, showing anatomical terms and regions of the body. Label: Table 2 Terms on Page 10 Lab Manual and Use Page 15 of Text. LAB 1: OVERVIEW OF ANATOMY, REV 1/3/19 PAGE | 3 BIO 201 Lab 1, Overview of Anatomy Labeled Photograph: Posterior photo, showing anatomical terms and regions of the body. Label: Table 2 Terms on Page 10 Lab Manual and Use Page 15 of Text. LAB 1: OVERVIEW OF ANATOMY, REV 1/3/19 PAGE | 4 BIO 201 Lab 1, Overview of Anatomy 3 TORSO MODEL: Take a picture of the TORSO MODEL and LABEL as many Anatomical Parts as you can! LAB 1: OVERVIEW OF ANATOMY, REV 1/3/19 PAGE | 5 BIO 201 Lab 1, Overview of Anatomy Post Exercise Questions: A) Explain the importance of having a standard anatomical position. B) Use directional terms to complete the sentences: a. The thoracic vertebrae are ______________________ to the lumbar vertebrae. b. The toes are ______________ to the knees. c. The fingers are _______________ to the shoulders. d. The ribs are __________________ to the sternum. e. The clavicle is _________________ to the scapulae. f. The eyes are _________________ to the ears. g. Skin is ________________ to the heart. C) Directions: write a one sentence example of each using body parts as the example: For example: The head is SUPERIOR to the knee. 1. Inferior: ________________________________________________________ 2. Anterior (ventral): __________________________________________________ 3. Posterior (dorsal): __________________________________________________ 4. Medial: ________________________________________________________ 5. Lateral: ________________________________________________________ 6. Proximal: _________________________________________________________ 7. Distal: _________________________________________________________ 8. Superficial: ________________________________________________________ 9. Deep: __________________________________________________________ D) Describe the relationships between cells, tissues, organs, and organ system