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1 Name: Anatomy & Physiology Chapter 1: The Human Body: An Orientation pages 1-22 Practice worksheets Match the structures to the proper organ system 1. Heart and blood vessels 2. Spinal cord and sensory receptor 3. Spleen and tonsils 4. Thyroid, testes, pituitary 5. Biceps, quadriceps 6. Skin 7. Large intestine, esophagus 8. Larynx, pharynx, nasal passages 9. Kidneys, ureter, bladder 10. Eggs, ova, uterus 11. Lymph nodes 12. Cartilage, ligaments, joint A. Integumentary B. Skeletal C. Muscular D. Nervous E. Endocrine F. Cardiovascular G. Lymphatics H. Respiratory I. Digestive J. Urinary K. Reproductive 13. Hormones 14. Brain 15. Femur

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3 Describe the body region each of these terms refer to: 1. Abdominal 2. Acromial 3. Antebrachial 4. Brachial 5. Buccal 6. Carpal 7. Celiac 8. Cephalic 9. Cervical 10. Costal 11. Coxal 12. Digital 13. Dorsal 14. Femoral 15. Frontal 16. Genital 17. Gluteal 18. Inguinal 19. Lumbar 20. Mammary 21. Nasal 22. Occipital 23. Oral 24. Orbital 25. Otic 26. Palmar 27. Pectoral 28. Pedal 29. Pelvic 30. Sacral 31. Sternal 32. Umbilical 33. Vertebral

4 Directional Terms A. Anterior C. Superior E. Lateral G. Proximal I. Superficial B. Posterior D. Inferior F. Medial H. Distal J. Deep Matching: Please write the correct letter in the space to the right of each number. You may use each choice one, more than once, or not at all. For all questions, assume the body is in anatomical 1. The abdominal cavity is to the thoracic cavity. 2. The umbilical region is to the lumbar region. 3. The skin is to the muscles. 4. The lungs are to the heart. 5. The left lumbar region is to the left hypochondriac region. 6. The nose is and to the shoulders. 7. The feet are the most region of the body. 8. The middle finger is to the thumb. 9. The larynx (voice box) is to the heart. 10. The face and belly button are on which surface of the body? 11. The shoulder blades and buttocks are located on the surface of the body. 12. The cranial cavity is to the ventral body cavity. 13. The ankle is to the knee. 14. The dorsal body cavity is to the ventral body cavity. 15. The shoulder is to the wrist. 16. The heart is to the sternum. 17. The right iliac region is to the hypogastric region 18. The bones are to the skin. 19. The ring finger is to the pinky finger.

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6 Planes and Sections Matching: Please write the correct letter in the space to the right of each number. You may use each choice one, more than once, or not at all. For all questions, assume the body is in anatomical position. A. Frontal B. Midsagittal C. Sagittal/parasagittal D. Transverse 1. Which planes through the body can be produced by cutting the body from a superior to an inferior direction? (In other words, begin the cut at the head and cut down to the toes.) List all 3 possible cuts. 2. In a sword fight, Sir Robert lost his ear as his opponent brought the sword down and cleanly sliced off his ear. The cut which removed his ear from his head was made in the plane. 3. When a surgeon amputates a leg above the knee, the separation is made in the plane. 4. The esophagus is a tube that carries food from the throat to the stomach, and runs along the midline of the body. Which plane would make a cross section through the esophagus? 5. You wish to make a cut which separates the abdominal cavity from the thoracic cavity. Such a cut would lie in the plane. 6. Which two planes, when passed through the body, would result in 2 sections, with each section containing a piece of the heart and a piece of both lungs? 7. A cut which separates the dorsal body cavity from the ventral body cavity would lie in the plane. 8. If you make a cut which separates the right iliac region form the hypogastric region, this would be in the plane, 9. but a cut which separates the right iliac region from the right lumbar region would be in the plane. 10. A plane which passed through the body, diving the left lung into right and left parts would be a plane, 11. while a plane which passes through the body so that the left lung is divided into superior and inferior portions would be a plane. Regions of the abdominopelvic cavity: Use your book to identify which organs belong to the thoracic cavity and which belong to the abdominopelvic cavity. Also state what organ system they belong to (pages 4-7). Notice that the diaphragm is the dividing structure between the two respective cavities. Compare the images on page 16 and 17 in order to complete this activity.

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