Identify the specific tissue at the black arrow pointers [a] Identify one function of this tissue [b]

Identify the entire tissue [a] Identify the general function of this tissue in the body [b]

Identify the entire tissue – be specific: [a] Identify the cells at the black arrow pointers (do not abbreviate): [b]

Travis is Mama’s son.

Identify muscle 37. [37]  Identify the bone marking of insertion including the name of the bone of muscle 37. [38]

Identify muscle 31. [31] Identify the insertion of muscle 31. [32]

Identify #25 (the entire structure, not just the little brown circle). [25] Identify 1 major function of #25. [F]

Extra Credit: 1 point each possible – Don’t leave these blank! 1. What is the name of the microscope part that can be used to adjust the contrast of your sample by acting like the shutter on a camera? [1] 2. The type of membrane that lines your moveable joints like your knee and elbow is a [2] membrane. 3. The structure that separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity is the [3]. 4. Your skin (epidermis) is also part of this TYPE of membrane [4].  5. The unattached/free surface of epithelial cells is the [5] surface/side. 6. The [6] is a structure all white blood cells have that red blood cells do not. 7. The [7] is the structure that holds/anchors epithelial cells in place to the connective tissue below/deep to it.

Extra Credit: Each is worth 1 point  [1] is the name of the infection of the protective connective tissue layers around the brain/spinal cord. What is the consequence if the cranial nerve VIII is damaged? [3] The vagus nerve is nicknamed the [4] nerve.    [6] is an example of a disease that causes demyelination of neurons.  The [7] is what Dr. Hill compares the lateral brain ventricles to when describing the related structures. Review from exam 1: [8] is the anatomic landmark that is used to describe the ankle.  Review from exam 1: [9] is the anatomic landmark that is used to describe the armpit

Identify #39. [39] Identify one hormone produced from 39. [H]