BIO201L Lab 1 Introduction to Science[ ALL ANSWERS 100% CORRECT] PRE-LAB QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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Lab 1 Introduction to Science BIO201L Student Name: Latoya Tulloch Access Code (located on the lid of your lab kit): AC-7JYMXQH Pre-Lab Questions Questions 1. Write a description next to each of t... he following terms to help you remember them: a. Transverse plane It separates the body into inferior and superior parts. b. Sagittal plane It divides the body into right and left sides c. Midsagittal plane It separate into equal right and left sections d. Coronal plane It separates the front and back sections 2. Identify the major organs that are contained in each cavity listed below. Indicate whether they belong in a cavity subdivision, and if so, name the cavity subdivision. a. Dorsal cavity It constitutes organs of the central nervous system (CNS), the spinal cord of vertebral cavity and the brain in cranial b. Ventral cavity It is divided into three sections; thoracic cavity, pelvic cavity and the abdominal cavity. Thoracic contains the lungs, heart, oesophagus and the thymus. Pelvic cavity contains the urinary bladder and all reproductive organs. The abdominal cavity contains the renal system, digestive system and organs of the endocrine system. 3. Match the body cavities that have to be opened during the listed surgical procedures listed below. Note that more than one choice may apply. (a) thoracic (b) vertebral (c) abdominopelvic (d) pericardial (e) pleural (f) cranial C Liver operation Lab 1 Introduction to Science BIO201L A,D Triple bypass heart surgery (arteries on the heart) C Stomach stapling A,E Removal of a section of lung or lobe F Manual pressure release of a brain tumor C Appendix removal C Gastric bypass surgery (stomach, small intestine) 4. Fill in the blanks using your knowledge of regional landmarks from Figure 3. Regional Landmark Description (Layman’s Terms) acromial Shoulder umbilicus Belly button/ naval Dorsum back antebrachium forearm femur thigh popliteus back of knee sura calf digits toes pollex thumb lumbus Lower back olecranon back of elbow [Show More]

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