Microscope
Cells and Tissues
Cranial
Axial
Surprise Me
100
The letter e
Objectives/objective lens
100
Organelle which is the site of steroid and lipid synthesis
The smooth endoplasmic reticulum
100
A depression or hollow in a bone.
Fossa
100
Define concha.
Bone curled like a seashell.
100
The number of total pairs of ribs.
12
200
Describe the anatomical position.
Hands are held unnaturally forward. 
200
Stage of cell division. 
Metaphase
200
Two bones that make up the cheekbone.
Temporal bone
Zygomatic bone
200
List the three types of vertebrae and numbers of each.
Cervical 7
Thoracic 12
Lumbar 5
200
Vertebrae also known as C2.
Axis
400
Calculate the total magnification for the 40x objective.
40x * 10x = 400x
400
Type of tissue is this
Connective tissue blood
400
The two holes passing through the mandible. 
Mental foramen
400
The four paranasal sinuses.
Frontal
Sphenoid
Ethmoid
Maxillary
400
Costal facets articulate with ________ vertebrae.
Thoracic
600
What is working distance?
How far the bottom of the objective lens is from the surface of the slide. 
600
Type of tissue is this
Connective tissue proper, loose connective tissue aereolar
600
The mastoid process is a feature on what bone.
Temporal bone
600
What is this feature.
Infraorbital foramen
600
What tissue is this.
pseudostratified columnar epithelium
800
Describe how you would prepare a wet mount.
Place the object in drop of water on clean slide.
Hold a coverslip at 45 degree angle with fingertips.
Lower the coverslip slowly.
800
List the five names of epithelial tissues (2 indicate # of layers, 3 indicate shape of cells)
Simple and stratified, squamous cuboidal and columnar
800
List and identify the 8 cranial bones on a model.
800
_____________ pass(es) through the intervertebral foramen.
Spinal nerves
800
This feature on the sacrum is known as the ________.
Sacral hiatus
1000
Three kinds of microscopes we learned about and what are they used for.
Compound/light microscope
Electron microscope
Dissection microscope
1000
List an example, tissue location, and tissue function of simple columnar epithelium.
Stomach, jejunum, colon.
Digestive tract.
Secretion of mucous/absorption.
1000
List the four sutures surrounding the parietal bone.
Lambdoid suture
Squamous suture
Coronal suture
Saggital suture
1000
List three features located on a rib.
Tubercle
Angle
Head
Costal groove
1000
What tissue is this.
Cardiac muscle