SCI 1001 – Lab #1 Body Orientation, Histology, Integumentary System

SCI 1001 – Lab #1 Body Orientation, Histology, Integumentary System The Appendix, located at the end of the lab, lists the structures for which you are responsible. 3. Apply the directional terms from your appendix to ...

SCI 1001 – Lab #1 Body Orientation, Histology, Integumentary System The Appendix, located at the end of the lab, lists the structures for which you are responsible. 3. Apply the directional terms from your appendix to the models below. Consider each pair of similarly coloured letters together: for eg. m is superior to n, n is inferior to m. So m is superior and n is inferior. 1. Fill in the blanks below using the appropriate directional term from your appendix (more than one term may apply). The wrist is a distal to the shoulder. The wrist is proximal to the fingers. The elbow is c proximal to the wrist and d inferior to the fingers. The nose is medial to the ears and medial to the mouth. The chest is g inferior to the head. The lungs are h Deep to the ribs. The arm is I superior to the chest and the chest is j inferior to the arm. Station 1: Directional Terms K anterior view l posterior view SCI 1001 – Lab 1 1 You will also be introduced to pictures of cadaveric material in this lab module. Purpose: • To become familiar with anatomical and directional terminology • To explore surface lines, planes, quadrants and cavities • To become familiar with the various body organs • To become familiar with the structure of the skin • To be able to identify the various tissue types Video Available: Terminology introductory video O to P proximal P to O distal Q is surface R is deep S to T medial T to s lateral U and V Ipsilateral w & x: Contralateral SCI 1001 – Lab 1 Faculty of Health Sciences and Wellness - Humber College 2 a) frontal plane b) sagittal plane C Transverse a b c Station 2: Lines, Planes and Sections 1. Identify the planes/sections on the model below. Video Available: Planes and sections 2. Identify the planes/sections of each of the following: Stomach d Transverse E frontal f Sagittal G Coronal trachea esophagus Female pelvic cavity j Sagittal h Transverse I Transverse 3 Station 3: Body Cavities 1. Label the different body cavities visible on the torso model. Faculty of Health Sciences and Wellness - Humber College A Cranial B Spinal C Dorsal D Thoracic E Abdominal F pelvic G abdominopelvic H Ventral SCI 1001 – Lab 1 Video Available: Organs and Body Cavities 4 Station 4: Identification of Body Organs 1. Identify the organs visible on the different views of the torso models below. SCI 1001 – Lab 1 Faculty of Health Sciences and Wellness - Humber College A larynx B Lungs left D Transverse Colon Ileum e g F H Liver I Heart C Stomach Superficial J Lungs right Video Available: Superficial Structures of the Thoracic and Abdominal Cavity - Cadaveric in situ Jejunum Gallbladder10/8/202