ANATOMY OF LUNGS
... and extends vertically downwards to form Lingula. This is called cardiac notch(percussion in this area gives a dull note as compared to dull note obtained over ...
... and extends vertically downwards to form Lingula. This is called cardiac notch(percussion in this area gives a dull note as compared to dull note obtained over ...
Slide 1
... intensity on all pulse sequences, due to the lack of mobile protons in this dense fibrocartilage. • On cross sectional imaging, the normal labrum is most commonly triangular, but can also be round, cleaved, notched, flat, or absent. ...
... intensity on all pulse sequences, due to the lack of mobile protons in this dense fibrocartilage. • On cross sectional imaging, the normal labrum is most commonly triangular, but can also be round, cleaved, notched, flat, or absent. ...
Lophophorata SP
... Lophophorates inhabit a secreted enclosure, tube, shell, or zooecium, that may be organic or mineral. The body is divided into two parts, the mesosome and metasome, each with a coelomic space. The small mesosome is the region of the lophophore and the much larger metasome is the trunk and accounts f ...
... Lophophorates inhabit a secreted enclosure, tube, shell, or zooecium, that may be organic or mineral. The body is divided into two parts, the mesosome and metasome, each with a coelomic space. The small mesosome is the region of the lophophore and the much larger metasome is the trunk and accounts f ...
Spinal Cord Structure
... the image above. The main difference is that the ratio of gray matter to white matter varies among segments of the spinal cord. At the lower levels of the spinal cord there is a greater ratio of grey matter to white matter. This should make sense, as there are less ascending and descending tracts o ...
... the image above. The main difference is that the ratio of gray matter to white matter varies among segments of the spinal cord. At the lower levels of the spinal cord there is a greater ratio of grey matter to white matter. This should make sense, as there are less ascending and descending tracts o ...
Frog Dissection - Carbonado Historical School District
... • Pry the Mouth open. Cut Jaws at joints. Examine inside of mouth. • Eustachian Tubes are near the corners of the mouth . Insert probe into opening and pushobserve where it comes out. • Two large Muscular Pads are in the roof of the mouth(eyes retract here when it blinks) • Locate Tongue.What unusua ...
... • Pry the Mouth open. Cut Jaws at joints. Examine inside of mouth. • Eustachian Tubes are near the corners of the mouth . Insert probe into opening and pushobserve where it comes out. • Two large Muscular Pads are in the roof of the mouth(eyes retract here when it blinks) • Locate Tongue.What unusua ...
Worksheet 0
... The physical world has three dimensions: height, width, and depth. A plane is a two-dimensional slice through the three-dimensional world. There are an infinite number of planes, and orientations of planes. In anatomy, there are names for a few of the infinite number of planes. The three cardinal bo ...
... The physical world has three dimensions: height, width, and depth. A plane is a two-dimensional slice through the three-dimensional world. There are an infinite number of planes, and orientations of planes. In anatomy, there are names for a few of the infinite number of planes. The three cardinal bo ...
Neuro Anatomy Lec.11 د.عبد الجبار الحبي طي The spinal cord
... The cord is divided into R. & L. halves by: - ...
... The cord is divided into R. & L. halves by: - ...
Annelids include segmented worms, such as leeches
... Annelids are often called "segmented worms" because they possess true segmentation of their bodies, with both internal and external morphological features repeated in each body segment. The clitellum is a structure on the anterior portion of the worm that generates mucus to aid in sperm transfer fro ...
... Annelids are often called "segmented worms" because they possess true segmentation of their bodies, with both internal and external morphological features repeated in each body segment. The clitellum is a structure on the anterior portion of the worm that generates mucus to aid in sperm transfer fro ...
S1 NRB
... and is oriented medially in the transverse plane as it comes back toward the spinal canal (almost perpendicular to the posterior S1 neuroforamen). ...
... and is oriented medially in the transverse plane as it comes back toward the spinal canal (almost perpendicular to the posterior S1 neuroforamen). ...
Lab 8 – Porifera, Cnidaria, and Platyhelminthes
... any group of living things. All arthropods are bilaterally symmetrical, have a mouth and anus, have segmented bodies with jointed appendages, and have a hard exoskeleton that they molt. They move their joints with flexor and extensor muscles much the way that you move your joints. The sublphylum Che ...
... any group of living things. All arthropods are bilaterally symmetrical, have a mouth and anus, have segmented bodies with jointed appendages, and have a hard exoskeleton that they molt. They move their joints with flexor and extensor muscles much the way that you move your joints. The sublphylum Che ...
Right Scapula
... Pectoral Appendage with labeled photographs By Andrew W. Parsons Copyright 2000, All Rights Reserved. ...
... Pectoral Appendage with labeled photographs By Andrew W. Parsons Copyright 2000, All Rights Reserved. ...
Comparison of two techniques
... in relationship to the anterior intervertebral plane: a the anterior edge of the psoas muscle (extending just anterior to the intervertebral plane in this image), b the anterior aspect of the lumbar plexus, c the location of the femoral nerve beginning the L3–4 level, d the position of the posterior ...
... in relationship to the anterior intervertebral plane: a the anterior edge of the psoas muscle (extending just anterior to the intervertebral plane in this image), b the anterior aspect of the lumbar plexus, c the location of the femoral nerve beginning the L3–4 level, d the position of the posterior ...
Explanation of demarcation In general, the boundaries are specified
... ALT. The inferior border of the LH adjoins the VLNP. Medially, the LH borders the INP, and superiorly, the SLP of the SNP. Its remaining superior and lateral border makes up the brain surface in this region. The VLNP, which consists of the VLP and the PLP, is located most laterally in the ventrolate ...
... ALT. The inferior border of the LH adjoins the VLNP. Medially, the LH borders the INP, and superiorly, the SLP of the SNP. Its remaining superior and lateral border makes up the brain surface in this region. The VLNP, which consists of the VLP and the PLP, is located most laterally in the ventrolate ...
HOMOLOGOUS STRUCTURES CC Reading
... organisms, how the species looked was the determining factor of which group they would be placed. As time went on and technology became more advanced, homologous structures became more and more important in deciding the final placement. Whales were once classified as a fish since they live in the wa ...
... organisms, how the species looked was the determining factor of which group they would be placed. As time went on and technology became more advanced, homologous structures became more and more important in deciding the final placement. Whales were once classified as a fish since they live in the wa ...
Anatomical Position and Terms
... Used to help describe the location of one body part with respect to another. ...
... Used to help describe the location of one body part with respect to another. ...
SESSION 16 - Thoracic inlet - Hatzalah of Miami-Dade
... 8. Which of the following is/are true about scalenus anterior a) It arises from the anterior tubercles of the cervical vertebrae b) It inserts into the 2nd rib c) It has the phrenic nerve on its posterior surface d) It is an accessory muscle of respiration e) The brachial plexus roots emerge anterio ...
... 8. Which of the following is/are true about scalenus anterior a) It arises from the anterior tubercles of the cervical vertebrae b) It inserts into the 2nd rib c) It has the phrenic nerve on its posterior surface d) It is an accessory muscle of respiration e) The brachial plexus roots emerge anterio ...
thorax abdomen
... The insect thorax consists of three segments, each of which bears a pair of legs. The legs are segmental appendages. Two of the thoracic segments may bear paired wings, which are complex folds of the body wall not segmental appendages. The three thoracic segments are, in order from anterior to poste ...
... The insect thorax consists of three segments, each of which bears a pair of legs. The legs are segmental appendages. Two of the thoracic segments may bear paired wings, which are complex folds of the body wall not segmental appendages. The three thoracic segments are, in order from anterior to poste ...
Postrehab
... considered Professionals designing postrehabilitation weight-training programs must be mindful of exercises that ...
... considered Professionals designing postrehabilitation weight-training programs must be mindful of exercises that ...
Earthworm Dissection
... Place a well rinsed preserved earthworm in a dissecting pan. Examine the ring-like segments that make up the length of the earthworm’s body. Identify the anterior (head) and posterior (tail) end. At the anterior end is a small lobe on the ventral (lower) surface called the prostomium which is used f ...
... Place a well rinsed preserved earthworm in a dissecting pan. Examine the ring-like segments that make up the length of the earthworm’s body. Identify the anterior (head) and posterior (tail) end. At the anterior end is a small lobe on the ventral (lower) surface called the prostomium which is used f ...
3. Nervous system
... canal, etc. In the species under discussion, a pair of nerves from the faintly demarcated group of cells on the lateroventral sides of the supraoesophageal ganglion enervate the caeca. Also from the region of these groups of cells, there is a median nerve going to the pharynx. As such, the small gro ...
... canal, etc. In the species under discussion, a pair of nerves from the faintly demarcated group of cells on the lateroventral sides of the supraoesophageal ganglion enervate the caeca. Also from the region of these groups of cells, there is a median nerve going to the pharynx. As such, the small gro ...
2 MB - stellate ganglion block
... • difficult to palpate C7 tubercle • first palpate C6 tubercle and then should move one finger breath downwards to palpate C7 tubercle. • drug injected in the similar fashion. • The advantage of C7 anterior approach is that lesser volume of drug required • radio frequency ablation may be done by thi ...
... • difficult to palpate C7 tubercle • first palpate C6 tubercle and then should move one finger breath downwards to palpate C7 tubercle. • drug injected in the similar fashion. • The advantage of C7 anterior approach is that lesser volume of drug required • radio frequency ablation may be done by thi ...
Domain Kingdom Phylum - Winston Knoll Collegiate
... Includes all roundworms. Simplest animals to have a digestive system with two openings-mouth and anus. Most numerous of all multicellular animals. Free living-found in virtually all parts of the Earth. Have simple nervous systems and reproduce sexually. ...
... Includes all roundworms. Simplest animals to have a digestive system with two openings-mouth and anus. Most numerous of all multicellular animals. Free living-found in virtually all parts of the Earth. Have simple nervous systems and reproduce sexually. ...
Arthropod head problem
The arthropod head problem is a long-standing zoological dispute concerning the segmental composition of the heads of the various arthropod groups, and how they are evolutionarily related to each other. While the dispute has historically centered on the exact make-up of the insect head, it has been widened to include other living arthropods such as the crustaceans and chelicerates; and fossil forms, such as the many arthropods known from exceptionally preserved Cambrian faunas. While the topic has classically been based on insect embryology, in recent years a great deal of developmental molecular data has become available. Dozens of more or less distinct solutions to the problem, dating back to at least 1897, have been published, including several in the 2000s.The arthropod head problem is popularly known as the ""endless dispute"", the title of a famous paper on the subject by Jacob G. Rempel in 1975, referring to its seemingly intractable nature. Although some progress has been made since that time, the precise nature of especially the labrum and the pre-oral region of arthropods remain highly controversial.