While sitting on the couch, the person noticed a varicose vein on their medial femoral region located proximal to the patellar region.  What major blood vessel that we discussed might be having the issue the person is seeing?

Identify the gland pictured  with the letter A below. [A] Identify the  cell marked by the red arrow #15 below. [15]

Identify the cell indicated by the green arrow.

A male patient was getting a hematocrit blood test from at the doctor’s office.  Below is an image from the microscopic analysis.  The normal hematocrit values would be between 40-50%.  This patient has a hematocrit of 49%.  What would the diagnosis be for this patient? [A] Identify the cell indicated by the black arrow #4 pictured below. [4]

Identify the type of blood vessel this would be. [A] Identify the tissue indicated by the area circled in green in the histology picture. [B]      

Identify the organ pictured below. [A] Identify the hormone released by the structure circled in blue in the picture below that would be released in response to elevated blood glucose levels. [B]

During ventricle systole, this chamber, indicated by the green #1 arrow, contracts to send blood to which valve? [A] The blood from the blood vessel indicated by the white #2 comes from what structure? [B]  

Read the text below.  Once your finish reading, write down your name on the box under the text.    

Refer to Figure 1 Consider the bones labeled A through E in this figure. Include the NAME and Letter for each bone that best answers the following questions.  Which distal bone would be most lateral?: [a] Which bone would be most proximal?: [b]

Refer to Figure 7.   This figure is showing dance instructions for how a person should move from Step 1 to Step 4. For each step, consider the joints that needed to be moved and what muscles would have been moving them. Specifically, describe how the LEFT KNEE for this person moves when going from anatomic position to Step 1, then to Step 2, Step 3, and Step 4 in order. For each step, name ONE muscle that causes this movement of the knee (ie. the primary agonist).