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1 Posterior Median Sulcus. Central Canal. Dorsal (Posterior) Horn. Ventral (Anterior) Horn. Grey Matter. White Matter. Anterior Median Fissure 8. Ventral (Anterior) Root (ramus) 9. Dorsal (Posterior) Root Ganglion 0. Dorsal (Posterior) Root (ramus) Posterior Median Sulcus. Central Canal. Dorsal (Posterior) Horn. Ventral (Anterior) Horn. Grey Matter. White Matter. Anterior Median Fissure 8. Ventral (Anterior) Root (ramus) 9. Dorsal (Posterior) Root Ganglion 0. Dorsal (Posterior) Root (ramus). Sympathetic trunk ganglia. Dura mater
2 . Temporal Lobe. Occipital Lobe. Cerebellum. Frontal Lobe. Parietal Lobe. Parietal Lobe. Occipital Lobe. Longitudinal Fissure. Frontal Lobe
3 (down into. Superior sagittal sinus. Pia mater (goes down into sulci). Arachnoid mater (shiny surface). Dura Matter sulci). Cerebrum (consists of two hemispheres). Longitudinal Fissure (separates cerebral hemispheres). Cerebellum
4 . Olfactory bulb (CN I). Optic chiasma (CN II). Pituitary gland. Trigeminal nerve (CN V). Pons. Medulla oblongata 8. Mamillary Body (Not on Study Guide). Midbrain. Pons. Medulla oblongata. Hypothalamus. Thalamus. Fornix 8. Corpus callosum (not on study guide)
5 (tree like structure) 8 9. Optic Chiasma. Pituitary gland. Midbrain. Pons. Medulla oblongata. Cerebellum. Arbor Vitae 8. Corpora quadregemini 9. Pineal gland. Optic Chiasma. Hypothalamus. Pituitary Gland. Corpora quadragemini. Pineal gland. Thalamus
6 . Lateral Ventricle. Third Ventricle. Fourth Ventricle. Cerebral Aqueduct,, & : Name this ventricle. Lateral Ventricle. Midbrain. Pons. Medulla Oblongata. Fornix. Corpus Callosum
7 . Optic chiasm. Pituitary gland. Hypothalamus. Thalamus Ventricles (Filled with CSF). Lateral Ventricle. Third Ventricle. Fourth Ventricle
8 Cranial Nerves A. Olfactory I B. Optic II C. Trigeminal - V A B C What LAYER of tissue is this?. Endocardium (inside all chambers where blood touches). Visceral pericardium (outer shiny surface of heart). Myocardium (meaty areas of brown muscle Apex 8
9 . Aorta. Superior vena cava. Pulmonary artery. Aortic semilunar valve. Mitral (bicuspid) valve. Trabeculae carnae. Papillary muscles. Cordae tendonae 9
10 8. Atrial septum. Right atrium. Tricuspid valve. Right ventricle. Interventricular septum. Left atrium. Mitral (bicuspid) valve 8. Left ventricle 9. Apex Apex 9 What LAYER of tissue is this?. Endocardium. Myocardium. Visceral Pericardium (outer shiny surface) 0
11 8 9. Superior Vena Cava. Aorta. Right coronary artery. Left Pulmonary artery. Pulmonary trunk. Left coronary artery. Apex 8. Right Atrium 9. Left Atrium 0. Auricle Posterior view of heart 8 9. Aorta. Pulmonary Veins. Posterior Interventricular. Trachea (Not on study guide). Superior Vena Cava. Pulmonary Veins. Inferior Vena Cava 8. Left Atrium 9. Right Atrium 0. Coronary sinus
12 . Right Atrium. Right Ventricle. Left Atrium. Atrial Septum. Anterior Interventricular. Interventricular Septum. Left Ventricle. Tricuspid Valve. Pulmonary Semilunar Valve. Mitral (bicuspid) valve. Aortic Semilunar Valve (look deep under here). Cordae tendonae. Papillary Muscles. Trabeculae Carnae
13 . Pulmonary Semilunar Valve. Aortic Semilunar valve (deep under here) (also). R. Common Carotid. R. Subclavian. Brachiocephalic Trunk. Aorta. Superior Vena Cava. Pulmonary Trunk. R. Coronary 8. Anterior Interventricular 9. L. Common Carotid 0. L. Subclavian. L. Pulmonary. Pulmonary Veins. L. Coronary. Circumflex
14 . Inferior Vena Cava. Pulmonary. Pulmonary Semilunar Valve. Aortic Semilunar Valve
15 Fetal Circulation. Ductus Arteriosus. Foramen Ovale. Umbilical Vein. Placenta *Review Umbilical Arteries also. Sclera. Cornea
16 . Iris. Pupil. Choroid Layer. Iris. Pupil. Sclera. Cornea (clear area)
17 . Posterior Cavity. Anterior Cavity. Lens. Lens. Ora Serrata. Retina. Optic Nerve. Optic Disc. Fovea Centralis (where light focuses)
18 . Ora serrata. Cilliary body 8
19 . Optic Nerve. Sclera. Cornea. Pupil. Retina. Choroid Layer. Cornea. Pupil. Iris. Lens (fell out of place). Optic Nerve 9
20 . Internal Ear. Middle Ear. External Ear. Pinna. External Acoustic Meatus (Auditory Canal). Tympanum. Eustachian Tube. Vestibulocochlear Nerve. Semicircular Canals. Chochlea 0
21 Neutrophil (has several lobes) Neutrophil (has several lobes) Lymphocyte
22 Monocyte Monocyte (Left) Lymphocyte (Right) Left to Right (Clockwise manner) Neutrophil (top left) Lymphocyte (top right) Monocyte (bottom)
23 Common Carotid. Brachiocephalic Vein. Subclavian and Vein. Axillary and Vein. Superior Vena Cava. Internal Jugular Vein. External Jugular Vein 8. Subclavian 9. Axillary 0. Aortic arch. Brachiocephalic. Inferior Vena Cava. Brachial Hepatic and Vein. Renal and Vein. Common Iliac. Internal Iliac. External Iliac. Inferior Vena Cava. Splenic 8. Abdominal Aorta 9. Superior Mesenteric 0. Inferior Mesenteric. Femoral
24 . Femoral Vein. Femoral. Saphenous. Great Saphenous Vein. Femoral. Popliteal
25 . External Carotid. Internal Carotid. Vertebral. Common Carotid. Maxillary. Facial. External Carotid. Vertebral
26 . Circle of Willis (all the vessels that form a circle here). Internal Carotid. Vertebral Jugular vein. Subclavian vein. Brachiocephalic Vein. Inferior Vena Cava. Renal and Vein. Common Iliac. Internal Iliac 8. External Iliac 9. Common Carotid 0. Abdominal Aorta. Celiac Trunk. Superior Mesenteric. Gonadal. Inferior Mesenteric
27 Jugular vein Subclavian vein. External Jugular Vein. Brachiocephalic vein. Superior Vena Cava. Common Carotid. Jugular Vein. Subclavian Vein. Brachiocephalic Veins. Superior Vena Cava. Common Carotid
28 Renal and Vein. Gonadal. Inferior Vena Cava. Common Iliac. Internal Iliac. External Iliac. Celiac Trunk 8. Superior Mesenteric 9. Inferior Mesenteric 0. Abdominal Aorta Renal and Vein. Gonadal. Inferior Vena Cava. Celiac Trunk. Suprarenal Vein. Superior Mesenteric. Left Gonadal Vein 8. Abdominal Aorta 9. Inferior Mesenteric 8
29 . Abdominal Aorta. Common Iliac. Internal Iliac. External Iliac. Lumbar /Vein. Aortic Arch. Posterior Intercostal Arteries 9
30 Veins:. Superior Vena Cava. Brachiocephalic. Internal Jugular. External Jugular. Suprascapular. Brachial. Axillary 8. Subclavian Veins:. Internal Mammary (cut). Suprascapular. Transverse Jugular. Facial. Maxillary. Subscapular. Vertebral 0
31 Vein:. Facial. Maxillary. Jugular. Transverse Jugular. Vertebral Veins. Internal Mammary Veins. Superior Vena Cava. Inferior Vena Cava. Azygos Vein. Brachiocephalic
32 8. Superior Vena Cava. Axillary. R. Common Carotid. Facial Vein. Maxillary Vein. External Jugular Vein. Subclavian Vein 8. Internal Mammary Heart. Azugos Vein. Posterior Intercostal Veins
33 . Splenic. Gastric. Hepatic. Celiac Trunk. Suprarenal Vein. Renal Vein. Lumbar 8. Lumbar Vein 8 Head of cat direction 8. Right Internal Iliac. Right External Iliac. Inferior Mesenteric. Lumbar. Lumbar Vein. Deep Femoral. Femoral 8. Femoral Vein
34 8. Abdominal Aorta. Median Sacral. Middle Sacral Vein. Femoral. Femoral Vein. Lumbar Vein. External Iliac 8. Internal Iliac. Inferior Vena Cava. Lumbar Vein &. External Iliac and Vein. Femoral Vein and. Deep Femoral Vein and. Great Saphenous Vein
35 . Femoral & Vein. Deep Femoral & Vein. Popliteal & Vein. Great Saphenous Vein. Facial Vein. Maxillary Vein
36 8. External Jugular. Common Carotid. Brachiocephalic. Superior Vena Cava. Brachial. Axillary. Left Subclavian Vein 8. Right Subclavian 9. Posterior Intercostals 9 Arteries:. Celiac Trunk. Superior Mesenteric. Suprarenal. Renal. Gonadal. Inferior Mesenteric. Lumbar
37 . Inferior Vena Cava. External Iliac Vein and. Femoral. Popliteal. Deep Femoral. Great Saphenous. External Jugular. Common Carotid. Subclavian. Brachiocephalic Vein. Superior Vena Cava. Axillary
38 . Celiac Trunk. Suprarenal. Renal. L. Gonadal. Superior Mesenteric. Inferior Mesenteric. Lumbar Head of cat direction. External Jugular. Brachiocephalic Vein. Azygous Vein. Superior Vena Cava. Common Carotid. Subclavian. Brachiocephalic 8
39 . Common Iliac Vein. External Iliac. Renal. Inferior Vena Cava. Lumbar. Femoral. Great Saphenous Brachial. Subclavian. Axillary. Brachiocephalic. Common Carotid. Suprascapular. Subscapular 8. Vertebral 9. Subclavian 0. Internal Mammary 9
40 Dura mater Dura Mater Dura mater Dura mater Dura mater Dura mater Sympathetic Trunk Ganglion Sympathetic trunk ganglion 0
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