MSA University Practical Revision 1 PDF

Final Practical Revision 1 Which point is distal to point B? Answer: A Which point is proximal to point C? Answer: D Bone A is …………………………. to bones B and C Answer: proximal Bone C is ………………………………. To bone B Answer: medial  Identify the anatomical plane in the photo Sagittal Sect...

Final Practical Revision 1 Which point is distal to point B? Answer: A Which point is proximal to point C? Answer: D Bone A is …………………………. to bones B and C Answer: proximal Bone C is ………………………………. To bone B Answer: medial  Identify the anatomical plane in the photo Sagittal Section Coronal Section Transverse Section ( Longitudinal) ( Vertical) ( Horizontal) Identify the photo: Nucleus Identify the pointed structure: - Nuclear envelope - Nuclear pore - Nucleolus - chromatin Identify the pointed structure: - Nuclear envelope, outer and inner - Nuclear pore - Nucleolus - chromatin Mitochondria ATP synthesis Ribosomes Electron dense granules rER sER EM Identify the pointed organelle Identify the photo Identify the pointed epithelium type Identify the pointed epithelium type Simple columnar epithelium Identify the pointed epithelium type Non-Keratinized Stratified squamous epithelium Identify the pointed epithelium type Keratinized Stratified squamous epithelium Identify the pointed epithelium type Pseudostratified columnar epithelium Identify the photo Microscopic Structure of the Skin Epidermis: consists of Keratinized stratified squamous epithelium Dermis - consists of Fibroelastic connective tissue Identify the pointed structure Hair follicle Identify the pointed structure Sebaceous gland Identify the organ in the photo. Thin skin Identify the photo Sweat gland Identify the organ in the photo. Thick skin Thin skin Identify the organ in the photo. LM of thick skin 5-keratin 7-dermis  Identify the organ in the photo. LM of thin skin Identify the pointed structure. retinacula Identify the pointed structure. palmar aponeurosis.  Identify the pointed structure. plantar aponeurosis.  Identify the pointed structure. Skull: 1. Cranium 2. Mandible What is the type of the pointed bone according to location?  What is the type of the pointed bone according to location? axial  Identify the pointed structure. Ribs Sternum What is the type of the pointed bone according to location?  Identify the pointed structure. Vertebra Intervertebral disc What is the type of the pointed bone according to shape? Vertebral column: formed of 33 vertebrae 7cervical vetebrae 12thoracic vertebrae 5lumbar vertebrae 5sarcal vertebrae fused to form sacrum 4-3coccygeal vertebrae fused to form coccyx Upper limb parts: Arm Forearm Hand What is the type of the pointed bone according to location? Appendicular humerus Radius Bones of forearm Ulna Intermediate radius & ulna Bones of h a n d carpals , Distal metacarpals & phalanges  Parts of lower limb Thigh Leg Foot  Right hip bone Left hip bone Pelvic girdle The pelvic girdle is the bone which connects bones of the free lower limb to the axial skeleton It is formed of the 2 hip bones Tibia  Identify the pointed bone. Femur femur Fibula Tibia tibia & fibula What is the type of the pointed bone according to location? Appendicular  Identify the pointed bone. tarsals ( )7 metatarsals ( )5 phalanges (3) except big toe ()2 What is the type of the pointed bone according to location? Appendicular Identify the photo. Compact Bone Identify the photo. Compact bone Identify the pointed structure. Haversian canal  Identify the photo. Cancellous Bone Bone tissue Bone marrow cavities  Hyaline cartilage Identify the photo Identify the photo Fibrocartilage Identify the photo Elastic Cartilage Identify the pointed joint name and type  Car tilaginous Identify the pointed joint type Identify the pointed structures Synovial joints Identify the pointed joint name and type Wrist Toes Types of Muscle Skeletal muscle Smooth muscle  Identify the photo and the pointed arrow Skeletal muscle in longitudinal section.1 Muscle fiber.2 Multinucleated.3 Transverse striations  Identify the photo and the pointed arrow Electron microscopic appearance of the muscle fiber Identify the photo Smooth muscle in longitudinal section Identify the photo Cardiac Muscle Tissue Identify the photo and the pointed arrow Intercalated disc Central nucleus Identify the body movement in the photo Identify the body movement in the photo Identify the body movement in the photo Identify the body movement in the photo Identify the body movement in the photo Adduction Abduction Identify the pointed cells Identify the pointed cells Identify the pointed cells 1 eosinophil 2 neutrophil 3 RBC 4 lymphocyte 5 platelets 6 monocytes 7 basophil