Body regions. Body planes Body cavities Directional Terms- Distal, proximal, superior, inferior, medial.

Body regions

Body planes

Body cavities

Directional Terms-

Distal, proximal, superior, inferior, medial

What process is responsible for the change shown?

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State the types of each of these cells/tissues.

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State the names & locations for each of these cells/tissues.

State the names & locations for each of these cells/tissues.

Name these black disks.

State the name and the purpose of each layer.

These are melanocytes—what do they do???

Identify the 3 different What are these rings made of and

types of cartilage what are their purpose?

(different colors).

What are these arrows and brackets pointing To??

Arrows???

What type of bone is this, and where would you find it in your body?

Arrows????

What is going on here?????

What is going on here??

Name each type of fracture.

Yellow, green, red, purple???

Brown, orange, blue, green???

Name each section of the vertebral column and arrows.

Arrows???

Arrows??

Bones and arrows??

Arrows?

Arrows?

Classify the types of joints that are shown.

Arrows?

Label each part of this knee joint.

Arrows?

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Anatomy & Physiology Name ___________________________ Per___Test – 40 points Date _______________

Chapter 6C: Joints and Body Motions

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Joint Motions (1 pt. each): Each number above corresponds to a specific type of joint motion. The types are: abduction, adduction, circumduction, extension, flexion, pronation, supination, left rotation, right rotation, medial rotation, lateral rotation . Not all these terms are used. Fill in the blank with the rotation type.

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