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Human Anatomy Cat Dissection Study Guide for ID Final Exam You will need identify the following items on the real dissected cats: acromiotrapezius biceps brachii biceps femoris cardiac region (stomach) diaphragm muscle duodenum esophagus extensors external oblique fundus gastrocnemium greater curvature greater omentum heart heart kidney large intestine latissimus dorsi left atrium left ventrical lesser curvature liver lung masseter medulla pectoralis major pectoralis minor pyloric region rectus abdominus renal capsule renal cortex renal papillae right atrium right ventricle small intestine spinotrapezius spleen stomach tibialis anterior triceps brachii ureter urinary bladder You will need identify the following items on diagrams of cats in various stages of dissection: Achilles’ tendon acromiotrapezius anus biceps femoris brain calcaneus caudal vertebrae cervical vertebrae cranium diaphragm muscle esophagus external oblique femur fibula gastrocnemius heart humerus kidney large intestine latissimus dorsi liver lower canine lower incisors lower molar lower premolars lumbar vertebrae lungs mandible masseter maxilla metacarpals metatarsals patella pelvis phalanges radius rectus abdominus rib scapula small intestine spinal cord spinotrapezius spleen stomach tarsals testes thoracic spikes thoracic vertebrae tibia tibialis anterior tongue trachea triceps brachii ulna upper canine upper incisors upper molar upper premolars ureter urinary bladder zygomatic process Human Anatomy Cat Dissection Study Guide for ID Final Written Exam You will need to know the definitions of the following items: synarthrosis ureters epiphysis depressors axial skeleton artery retroperitoneal visceral pleura tendons abductors levators renal artery epiglottis greater omentum adductors caudal vertebrae compact bone sphincters sternomastoid muscle amphiarthroses renal capsule pulmonary vein intercostal muscles omental bursa cancellous bone urinary bladder origin nephrons masseter dialators diaphysis circulatory system urogenital system skeletal system respiratory system nervous system integumentary system muscular system digestive system renal vein cervical vertebrae pericardium appendicular skeleton iliac arteries pulmonary arteries left atrium iliac veins right atrium left ventricle carotid arteries brachial arteries jugular vein pulmonary arteries right ventricle aorta arteries sacral vertebrae diarthroses flexors belly (of a muscle) insertion extensor muscles thoracic vertebrae lumbar vertebrae cutaneous maximus muscle testes periosteum ovaries digastric muscle pulmonary artery genioglossis muscle aponeurosis C-rings (trachea cartilage) adrenal gland You will be asked to do the following: 1. Label the structures that make up the respiratory system of the human. 2. Identify the planes of dissection and the directional terms associated with these planes. 3. Place in order the organs of digestion as food would pass through them during the digestive process. 4. Identify the anatomical parts of a typical long bone. 5. Explain the difference in the foramen magnum placement on the skull of the human compared to the cat and be prepared to explain why there is the difference. 6. Place in order the pathway of PULMONARY CIRCULATION. 7. Identify a diagram of the human heart and the blood vessels that enter and exit the heart. 8. Identify the anatomical parts of a skeletal muscle. 9. Identify the anatomical parts of the human large intestine. 10. Be able to describe the correct anatomical position of the human.
