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Unit 1

Unit 1 powerpoint https://1drv.ms/p/s!AuKxq_W0QQrmgjlihrl8rbcv3Fz7

Unit 1 unlabeled powerpoint https://1drv.ms/p/s!AuKxq_W0QQrmgjsIC9vXnZLaKO3x

Unit 1 Resources

Heart PPT --> https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2jwHqho7oufWDR5OXNEek9WZDg/view?usp=sharing

Blood Endocrine --> https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2jwHqho7oufX2JIY0x4ZVQ0Vkk/view?usp=sharing

Heart study guide --> http://faculty.scf.edu/husseim/Human%20Body/Study%20Guides/Ch%2012.pdf

Endocrine study guide -->

http://faculty.scf.edu/husseim/Human%20Body/Study%20Guides/Ch%2010.pdf

Unit Four Resources- Special Senses

Know FACIAL NERVE is involved in taste sensation on the anterior side of the tongue
Know the GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL NERVE is involved in taste sensation on the posterior side of the tongue
Know the HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE is involved in tongue movement

Nerve endings: https://quizlet.com/_jbphs
Human Eye: https://quizlet.com/_j0srs
Human Ear: https://quizlet.com/_j1r4q\

Eye powerpoint: https://1drv.ms/p/s!AuKxq_W0QQrmgXPZw36rjETqi4gM

Cow eye: http://www.colorado.edu/intphys/iphy3415/models/cow_eye.html
Labeling website: http://www.colorado.edu/intphys/iphy3415/models/


Be able to identify the four types of papilla, and know the regions of the tongue associated with salty, sweet, bitter, and sour.
Be able to recognize the tongue histology, taste bud, papilla, taste pore, and taste hairs.

Study Guide for Unit 3 - Nervous System

https://1drv.ms/w/s!AuKxq_W0QQrmgWZxQEdr5MyBSKqp

Unit 2

Labeling website: http://www.colorado.edu/intphys/iphy3415/models/index.html

Study Guide

*This study guide is a reference only and contains matching, true/false, multiple choice, and other questions related to the material that this unit covers.

1.      Draw a picture of Skeletal Muscle

a)     Skeletal muscle cells are referred to as ________________________________________.

b)     Skeletal muscle cells have many _____________ per fiber.

c)      Skeletal muscle location:

d)     Skeletal muscle elicits what type of control (voluntary/involuntary).

2.      Draw a picture of Cardiac Muscle

a)     Cardiac muscle has striations.         T/F

b)     Cardiac muscle is voluntary.                        T/F

c)      Cardiac muscle is typically multinucleated.            T/F

d)     A unique identifying factor in cardiac muscle is the presence of __________________.

e)     Cardiac muscle location:____________________

3.      Draw a picture of Smooth Muscle

a)     Smooth muscle has _______________nuclei?

b)     Smooth muscle is present where in the body? __________________________

c)      Smooth muscle can be identified by the presence of striations. T/F

A muscle cell's membrane is called the __________________________. Sarcolemma

A muscle cell's cytoplasm is called the _________________________. Sarcoplasm

Questions for the Spinal Column

1. The proper anatomical term for the tailbone is ____________ (Coccyx)

2. The spinous processes are on the anterior or posterior of the vertebrae? (Posterior)

3. The vertebral arch is mainly made of two structures called ___________ (Pedicle, lamina)

4. What passes through the vertebral foramen? _______________(Spinal cord)

5. What lies between each vertebrae and absorbs shock? ________________ (Intervertebral Disc)

6. The outer layer of the intervertebral disc is called the ___________________ (Annulus fibrosus)

7. The inner layer of the intervertebral disc is called the ___________________ (nucleus pulposus)

8. The intervertebral disc can split allowing the interior fluid to leak out. This is called a _______ disc? (Herniated)

9. The intervertebral disc develops a protrusion that can even press on the nerve root. This is called a _______ disc? (Bulging)

10. How many cervical vertebrae are present in the spinal column? (7)

11. Uniquely, the cervical vertebrae C2-C7 have a _______ spinous process. (Bifid)

12. What passes through the transverse foramen? (Vertebral arteries and nerves)

13. The _______ is considered C1 and allows you to nod your head yes. (Atlas)

14. The ________ is considered C2 and allows you to shake your head no. (Axis)

15. The axis has a process that is called the ____________. (odontoid process)

16. How many thoracic vertebrae are present in the spinal column? (12)

17. What attaches to the costal facets on the thoracic vertebrae? (ribs)

18. How many lumbar vertebrae are present in the spinal column? (5)

19. What are considered the largest vertebrae in the spinal column? (Lumbar)

20. The _____ is made of 5 fused vertebrae. (Sacrum)

21. This begins at L1 ______ and is also known as the horse’s tail and sends and receives nerve signals from the lower limbs and pelvic organs. (Cauda Equina)

22. The primary curvatures that are present at birth are _____________. (Thoracic and Pelvic)

23. The secondary curvatures that develop later are________________. (Cervical and Lumbar)

24. What curvature is developed when you lift your head as a baby and toddler? (Cervical)

25. What curvature is developed when you begin walking upright? (Lumbar)

26. In Scoliosis the spine has an unnatural curve in what way? (sideways)

27. This is considered an exaggerated thoracic curvature and is also known as hunchback, typically seen with age? (Kyphosis)

28. This is considered an exaggerated inward curve of the lumbar spine and is also known as swayback. (Lordosis)

29. The superior articular process on L4 articulates with the _______ of L3. (Inferior articular process)

30. This ligament is attached to the atlas or C1 and articulates with the odontoid process of C2 or the axis? (transverse ligament)

31. How many total vertebrae are in the spinal column? ((7+12+5)=24 + 5 Sacral+ 4 coccyx=33)

32. The cervical vertebrae have what that the thoracic and lumbar vertebrae do not have______? (transverse foramen)

33. What forms the roof of the vertebral arch of an individual vertebrae? (Lamina)

34. What forms the base of the vertebral arch of an individual vertebrae? (pedicle)

35. What is C1 referred to as ______? (atlas)

36. What is C2 referred to as _______? (axis)

37. Name a primary curvature________? (Thoracic and pelvic)

38. Name a secondary curvature_______? (Cervical and lumbar)

Answers

1.      a) Muscle fibers

b) Nuclei

c) Attached to skeleton

d) Voluntary

2.      a) T

b) F

c) F

d) Intercalated discs

e) Walls of the heart

3.      a) one

b) Walls of intestines, blood vessels, etc.

c) F

Unit 3 Resources

I tried to compile some quizlets (some are my own and some are ones that are well done by other individuals) for your exams this week. 


https://quizlet.com/amanda_wickert/folders/unit-3-respiration-digestion

If you click on the link it leads you to the sets on quizlet.

Good luck and if I find anything else this helpful I will post it here so check back occasionally. 

Thanks ya'll. 

Circulatory System Outline

http://1drv.ms/24KMh1n

Impressive Labeling Website

I just wanted to make you aware of a site that has excellent labeling exercises for all kinds of anatomy topics. If you scroll down far enough you will see that there are cardiovascular system exercises. I think these are very helpful to review, like the quizlets. They appear similar to mastering but you won't get points off AND they tell you if your answer is instantly wrong when you place it on the box. It will say TRY AGAIN! which is nice for immediate gratification of knowing you got the answer right... or wrong. Either way. I think it is a quicker, more efficient way to study and memorize.

This is what they look like... also you can zoom in as the (CTRL and scroll up) pages are on the small side.

http://www.wiley.com/college/apcentral/anatomydrill/

-Wick

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Unit 2 Resources

Review Session PPT--> http://1drv.ms/21GhNLA

Blood Vessel Model PPT--> http://1drv.ms/21GhOiA

Arteries--> https://quizlet.com/_17crp8

Veins --> https://quizlet.com/_17cqag

Blood Vessels of the head and neck https://quizlet.com/_mace0

Heart Anatomy --> https://quizlet.com/_kok1c

Resources for Unit 1

Heart Model Anatomy- https://quizlet.com/_kok1c

Hormones (more helpful for lecture than for lab)- https://quizlet.com/_kfoas

Endocrine Organ Models - https://quizlet.com/_1y1v17

White Blood Cell Practice! - https://quizlet.com/_1fddd8

Blood typing - https://quizlet.com/_1743gl

Endocrine Histology - https://quizlet.com/_1g5puw

Blood Study Guide - http://faculty.scf.edu/husseim/Human%20Body/Study%20Guides/Ch%2011.pdf

Endocrine Powerpoint - http://1drv.ms/1TNtRZ2