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a fill-in-the-blank to practice for a lab practical in an anatomy class....

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A & P1 lab practical

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This is the ___________ end of the _____________ bone.

2. The ethmoid is __________ to the temporal bones. 3. The blue arrow below is pointing to _________________

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4. The head is _______________ to the hip bones

5. In the below “cell in a beaker” is the solution in the cell hypotonic or hypertonic compared to the solution in the beaker?

6. In the above “cell in a beaker” is the solution in the beaker (E) hypotonic or hypertonic compared to the solution in the cell (C)?

7. Identify the bone in the above skull.

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8. Why were the raisins used in the Raisin lab? 9. Why did the raisin weigh more after incubating for >1hour?

10. Identify the bone in the above skull.

11. In your muscle check-off when you motioned with your hands straight up and down, which abdominal muscles were you referring to? 12. When you tilted your hands diagonally or at a 45 degree angle, which abdominal muscles were you referring to? R.Falconer

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13. The blue arrow above is pointing to _____________ ____________.

14. Identify the bone in the above skull.

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15. Identify the bone (below)

16. Describe what it means for a substance to be dissolved in a water-based solution.

17. The blue arrow is pointing to _______________ ____________

18. Identify the below bone.

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19.

This is the ___________ end of the _____________ bone.

20. All cells have a _________________ ____________. 21. Give 3 examples of common water-based solutions.

22 & 23 What are the names of the 2 bone markings below (left and right)

24. What is the name of the muscle that is superficial to the frontal bone? R.Falconer

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25. The feet are ____________ to the knees. Answers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Distal; Humerus bone Anterior Deltoid Superior Hypertonic Hypotonic Frontal bone Raisins were used because the skin is like the plasma membrane of the cell. Water is able to move freely to and from the raisins and represent how we can’t see cells from the naked eye. 9. They gained weight because the water was able to move in and out of the raisin because of the concentration. 10. The arrow is pointing to the occipital bone. 11.. 12.. 13.Pectoralis Major 14.Parietal Bone 15.Sphenoid Bone 16.When something dissolves, it’s because the substance that’s solute becomes absorbed by the water molecule and ‘disappear’ like sugar or salt. 17. Orbicularis oculi 18. Ethmoid bone 19. Proximal; Ulna 20. Plasma membrane 21. Isotonic, hypertonic, hypotonic 22.Ilium 23.Acetabulum 24.Occipitofrontalis 25. Distal

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