Anatomy Matching and Fill-ins Match the description below with the letter corres
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Anatomy Matching and Fill-ins Match the description below with the letter corresponding to the anatomical term at the right that provides the best answer. Not all terms will be used. set of bones commonly known as the ankle ___ long bone in proximal end of the arm ____ the lobe containing visual cortex _____ connects muscle to bone ____ refers to back of 4-legged animal _____ skin layer consisting of keratinocytes ____ name of chest muscle ____ terminal (end) of respiratory system ____ group of muscle fibers _____ A. radius B. ulna C. humerus D. tarsals E. carpals F. phalanges G. clavicles H. femur I. subcutaneous J. epidermis K. dermis L. temporal M. occipital N. parietal O. frontal P. extension Q. flexion R. supination S. pronation T. pharynx U. larynx V. bronchioles W. alveoli X. ventral Y. dorsal Z. caudal AA. rostral BB. tendon CC. ligament DD. joint EE. fascicle FF. fiber GG. muscle belly HH. biceps brachii II. triceps brachii JJ. deltoid KK. pectoralis major Fill in the blanks below with the best answer from our class notes Name one location where you find a ball-and-socket joint in your body: _____. ____ is an excitatory neurotransmitter. A bicep curl represents a(n) ______ movement for the bicep muscle, and is associated with a _____ class lever. The sacral region of the spine is _____ to the lumber region. The _____ lobe of the brain is the most anterior. The body system that is the most superficial of all systems is the _____ system. The condition in which the skin color changes to a bluish hue in response to sudden circulatory changes is known as _____.Explanation / Answer
Set of bones in the ankle - tarsals Long bone in the proximal end of arm - humerus The lobe containing visual cortex - occipital lobe Connects muscles to bone - tendon Refers to back of four legged animal - dorsal Skin layer containing keratinocyte - epidermis Name of chest muscle - pectoralis major Terminal end of respiratory system - alveoli Group of muscle fibers - fascicle