Frog Parts
Dissection tools
Anatomy Terms
human anatomy
Hodge Poge
100
the number of chambers that are in the frog's heart
What is three?
100
the tray that you use for dissection
What is the dissection tray?
100
this is when a part is above another part
What is superior?
100
the human heart is about the size of the _______
What is the fist?
100
this is the largest organ in the body
What is the skin?
200
the gills replace what in the frog
What are the lungs?
200
the sharp pointed tool that is used for cutting the specimen
What is the scapel?
200
this is the term that is used when one part is below another
What is posterior?
200
the number of chambers that a human heart has is this
What is four?
200
the place that digestion of our food begins
What is the mouth?
300
the external nares open into---
What is its' mouth?
300
the probe like instrument that is used to separate parts of the specimen
What is the dissecting needle?
300
head end of the body
What is cranial?
300
the name of the hormone that controls the blood sugar
What is insulin?
300
the part of the body that carries oxygenate blood to the cells.
What are the arteries?
400
this is the number of lobes of the frog's liver
What is three?
400
The tool that is used in dissection that will hold the specimen to the tray
What are dissecting pins?
400
tail end of the body
What is caudal?
400
this structure in humans connects bone to bone
What are ligaments?
400
the name of something that no longer has a purpose
What is vestigial?
500
This is the name of the membrane in the frogs' eye.
What is the nictating membrane?
500
This dissection tool is used to handle the specimen and looks like tweezers
What is forceps?
500
toward the front of the body
What is ventral?
500
the term that means that frogs and human anatomy is similar
What is morphology?
500
the anatomy term that means towards the back of the body
What is dorsal?
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