Answers Station 1

A. Loose Connective Tissue

B. Collagen fibers

C. Elastic fibers

D. Fibroblast

A. Simple Squamous epithelium

B. Protection/covering

C. Pseudostratified columnar epithelium

D. Ciliated

Answers Station 2

Answers Station 3

A. Epithelial

B. Goblet Cell

C. Mucus

D. Simple Columnar Epithelium

Station 4

a) Temporalisb) Elevate mandiblec) Vibrissaed) Pinna

Station 5

a) Trapeziusb) Spinodeltoidc) Lattisimus dorsid) humerus

Station 6

a) Triceps Brachiib) Scapula/humerusc) Gluteus mediusd) Abduct thigh

Station 7

a) Gluteus superficialisb) Biceps femorisc) Semitendinosusd) Ischium

Station 8

• A) Red: Temporalis (anterior mandibular levator)

• B) Green: Masseter (external mandibular)• C) Skeletal muscle• D) Elevate mandible

Station 9

• A) Blue: Procaracohumeralis (21)• B) Green: Dorsalis scapulae (6)• C) Orange: Latissimus dorsi (16)• D) Fascia of the dorsalis trunci

Station 10

• A) Red: epaxial mass (dorsalis trunci)• B) Myotome• C) Yellow: Hypaxial myotome• D) Blue: Horizontal septa

Station 11

• A) Orange: Pubo-ischio-tibialis (14)• B) Yellow: Ischioflexorius (8)• C) Green: Pubotibialis (15)• D) Flex/Extend

A). Zygomatic ArchB). Temporal BoneC). MandibleD). Nasal

Station 12

A) ScapulaB) MaxillaC) Vertebra ForamenD) Spinous Process

Station 13

• A. Orbit• B. Metatarsus • C. Fibula • D. Caudal

Station 14

Station 15

A. Yellow- Biceps FemoralisB. Green- tensor fascia lataeC. Blue- SemitendinosusD. Red- Gluteus

A. Red- Gracilis B. Blue- Linea albaC. Green- External obliqueD. Yellow- Sartorius

Station 16

A. Tensor fascia lataeB. IliumC. kneeD. Extend lower knee

Station 17

A. Gracilis B. Pubic SymphysisC. TibiaD. Adducts and retracts the leg

Station 18

AnswersA) NucleusB) Intercalated DiscsC) Muscle D) Heart (Cardiac)

Station 19

AnswersA) NucleusB) SkeletalC) Bones/skeleton or tendonsD) Voluntary

Station 20

AnswersA) SmoothB) YesC) Stomach, intestines, veins, bladderD) Involuntary

Station 21

A.) DiapsidB.) Squamosal C.) Dentary boneD.) 5

Station 22

A.) SquamosalB.) ParietalC.) AnapsidD.) Lumbar

Station 23

A.) OccipitalB.) SynapsidC.) MaxillaryD.) Premaxillary

Station 24

answers

A) Loose Areolar Connective tissueB) Adipose TissueC) Kidneys, Heart, or eyesD) Lipids

Station 25

A Dense Fibrous Connective TissueB tendonsC DenseD fibroblast/fibroclast

Station 26

A) Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium

B) Upper respiratory tract

C) Move things out

D) yes

Station 27

a) Connective Tissue

b) Erythrocytes c) No – It is amphibian

d) Yes

Station 28

A) SomaB) DendritesC) AxonD) Nucleus

Station 29

Stations 30 - 32

Station 33

• A: Postorbital• B: Frontal• C: Angular• D: Maxillary

Station 34

• A: Haemal Spine• B: Lepidotrichia• C: Keratinized• D: Operculum

Station 35

• A: Ilium• B: Patella• C: Humerus• D: Radius

Station 36

A) Blue Pin - MasseterB) Red Pin – SternomastoidC) Yellow Pin - DigastricD) Vibrissae

Station 37

A) Red Pin - Intermandibular B) Yellow Pin - BranchiohyoidC) Blue Pin - ProcoracohumeralisD) Green Pin - Gular Fold

Station 38

A) - Ethmoid PlateB) - Mandibular (Meckel's) CartilageC) - Visceral ArchesD) - Epibranchial

Station 39

A. premaxillaB. humerusC. iliumD. tarsometatarsus

Station 40

A. scapulaB. coracoidC. ulnaD. femur

Station 41

A. MandibleB. Zygomatic ArchC. ParietalD. 1

Station 42

A. Humerus B. RadiusC. TibiaD. Fibia

Station 42

A. Lumbar VertebraeB. Thoracic VertebraeC. Cervical VertebraeD. Caudal Vertebrae 

Station 43

A) hyoid levator or second levatorB) mandibular abductor muscleC) cucullaris (3rd – 6th levators)D) Second dorsal constrictor muscle

 

Station 44

A) Palatoquadrate levatorB) Dorsal constrictor musclesC) Intermandibular (1st ventral constrictor)D) 2nd Ventral Constrictor Muscle

Station 45

A) CoracomandibularB) depresses the mandibleC) Common coracoarcualD) depresses the mandible