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    The document discusses various anatomical structures and their functions. It begins by identifying the ocular and iris of a microscope, noting their roles in magnification and light control. Several blanks require identification of anatomical structures and their relationships, including the skin's attachment to bones and the role of organelles in protein production. Other blanks relate to the layers of skin, hair follicles, and physiological responses like goosebumps. Skeletal structures like bones and vertebrae are discussed. Blank boxes depict anatomical diagrams and require labeling of components. Nervous system topics include neurons, nerve impulses, and the roles of sensory and autonomic neurons.

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    Exam Ana Lab

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    The document discusses various anatomical structures and their functions. It begins by identifying the ocular and iris of a microscope, noting their roles in magnification and light control. Several blanks require identification of anatomical structures and their relationships, including the skin's attachment to bones and the role of organelles in protein production. Other blanks relate to the layers of skin, hair follicles, and physiological responses like goosebumps. Skeletal structures like bones and vertebrae are discussed. Blank boxes depict anatomical diagrams and require labeling of components. Nervous system topics include neurons, nerve impulses, and the roles of sensory and autonomic neurons.

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    The document discusses various anatomical structures and their functions. It begins by identifying the ocular and iris of a microscope, noting their roles in magnification and light control. Several blanks require identification of anatomical structures and their relationships, including the skin's attachment to bones and the role of organelles in protein production. Other blanks relate to the layers of skin, hair follicles, and physiological responses like goosebumps. Skeletal structures like bones and vertebrae are discussed. Blank boxes depict anatomical diagrams and require labeling of components. Nervous system topics include neurons, nerve impulses, and the roles of sensory and autonomic neurons.

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    Exam Ana Lab

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    The document discusses various anatomical structures and their functions. It begins by identifying the ocular and iris of a microscope, noting their roles in magnification and light control. Several blanks require identification of anatomical structures and their relationships, including the skin's attachment to bones and the role of organelles in protein production. Other blanks relate to the layers of skin, hair follicles, and physiological responses like goosebumps. Skeletal structures like bones and vertebrae are discussed. Blank boxes depict anatomical diagrams and require labeling of components. Nervous system topics include neurons, nerve impulses, and the roles of sensory and autonomic neurons.

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    1. Also known as the ocular. This is the 2. It’s also known as the iris.

    It is found
    part used to look through the under the stage of the microscope and
    microscope. It is found at the top of the its primary role is to control the
    microscope. Its standard magnification amount of light that reaches the
    is 10x with an optional eyepiece having specimen.
    magnifications from 5X to 30X.
    ___________________ ____________________________

    3. The heart is _______ to the shoulder 4. The radius (forearm bone) is ________
    to the humerus (upper arm bone)
    5. The skin is _________ to the skeletal 6. This organelle produce proteins by
    bones assembling amino acid sequences
    according to the instructions
    contained in the genetic code from the
    nucleus.
    ___________________________

    7. It consists of a semipermeable
    phospholipid bilayer which substances
    enter and leave the cell, and also
    separates the interior of the cell from
    its external environment.
    _________________________________

    8.
    IDENTIFY:___________________

    10.
    9. IDENTIFY:___________________
    IDENTIFY:___________________
    11. 12.
    IDENTIFY:__________________ IDENTIFY:___________________

    13. 14.
    IDENTIFY:___________________ IDENTIFY:___________________

    15. 16.
    IDENTIFY:___________________ IDENTIFY:___________________

    18.It contains the lymphatics, nerves,


    nerve endings, blood vessels,
    sebaceous and sweat glands, elastic
    fibers, and hair follicles

    17.
    IDENTIFY:___________________

    19.The skin layers that is arranged into 20.Skin layer forming a thick layer of
    microscopic structures that form ridges. dense connective tissue that supports
    These are the finger- and footprints. the blood vessels
    _____________________ _____________________
    21.a threadlike structure formed by a 22.When stimulated by skin irritants,
    group of cells that develop within a hair emotional arousal, or cold
    follicle or socket temperatures, it reacts by contracting
    _______________________ that can causes goose flesh or goose
    pimples.
    ___________________

    23. 24.
    IDENTIFY:___________________ IDENTIFY:___________________
    25.How many bones are in Axial Adult 26.How many bones are in Appendicular
    Skeleton? adult Skeleton?
    __________________ ___________________

    27.How many vertebrae are present in 28.Name the C1 and C2 or your Cervical
    a.Neck? b.Thorax? c. Lowerback? Vertebrae.
    ___________________ _____________________

    29.How many pair are the True Ribs? False


    Ribs? Floating Ribs?
    ____________________
    A

    30.
    __________________________

    31. 32.
    IDENTIFY:___________________ IDENTIFY:___________________

    33. 34.
    IDENTIFY:___________________ IDENTIFY:___________________

    35. 36.
    IDENTIFY:___________________ IDENTIFY:___________________

    37. 38.
    IDENTIFY:___________________ IDENTIFY:___________________
    39. 40.
    IDENTIFY:___________________ IDENTIFY:___________________

    41. 42.
    IDENTIFY:___________________ IDENTIFY:___________________

    43.The Nerve impulses that are


    transmitted via branches of
    interconnected neurons is called
    ____________________

    44. What is the


    main role/function?
    _________________________
    What is the What is the
    main role/function? main role/function?
    ______________________ ___________________

    45.A type of neuron that send neural


    impulses from CNS to the peripheral
    tissues, instructing them how to
    function
    _____________________

    What is the
    main role/function?
    _______________________

    46.Type of neurons that conduct impulses 47.An autonomic Nervous system that is
    from the peripheral tissues to the CNS. responsible for the ‘flight or fight’
    These impulses contain sensory responses
    information, describing the tissue's _______________________
    environment
    ________________________

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