General A&P Laboratory Materials

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The word lists and handouts are not in order, and the lab sequence changes from semester-to-semester! Please check your calendar for the correct sequence of labs

Some of these documents are password protected. This semester's password can be found at the begining of your syllabus.

OnLine Resources:

If you would like some free, downloadable images to help you study, please feel free to visit WebAnatomy's IMAGE DATABASE and print out whatever you need!!

Carey Carpentar at Palomar College has a Anatomical Model Index that will help you quiz yourself.

Wordlists and Handouts:

Into To A&P and Terminology Lab

Skeletal labs (2 weeks)

Cell Anatomy & Mitosis

Tissues

You should also look at these extra handouts:

Also print out the "Connective Tissue Cells" handout. - bring to lab! (PASSWORD PROTECTED SITE - see your syllabus for this semester's password! Images taken from Elaine Marieb text, 6th Edition, Benjamin-Cummings, Publisher )

Nervous Tissues, Spinal Cord and Reflexes

You should also look at these extra handouts:

You might also want to bring these 2 Model Keys:

Key to Leg Nerves
- Key to Arm Nerves
Also Download the 2 Spinal Cord & Nerves Study Sheets - bring to lab!
(PASSWORD PROTECTED SITE - see your syllabus for this semester's password! Images taken from Elaine Marieb text, 6th Edition, Benjamin-Cummings, Publisher )
- Transverse Spinal Cord with vertebrae
- Nerve Anatomy

Brain and Cranial Nerves

You should also look at these extra handouts:

Muscles and Movements

You should also look at these extra handouts:

Also bring these Muscle Systems Study Sheets to lab!
( PASSWORD PROTECTED SITE - see your syllabus for this semester's password! Images taken from Elaine Marieb text, 6th Edition, Benjamin-Cummings, Publisher)
- Forearm Extensor Group Handout. You do not need to know each individual muscle, only the group as a whole.

Forearm Flexor Group Handout You do not need to know each individual muscle, only the group as a whole.

Leg: Anterior Deep Muscles Handout This image shows you the adductor group, the patellar ligament, and the 3 "vastus" muscles of the quadriceps group.

Pharyngeal Muscles Handout This image shows you the digastric muscle and the pharyngeal constrictor group.

Digestive Tract

Eye and Ear

Heart Anatomy

Wordlist: Heart Anatomy

You should also look at these extra handouts:
- Blood Flow Handout - bring to lab!
- Also print out this Depolarizations through the myocardium handout
  (PASSWORD PROTECTED SITE - see your syllabus for this semester's password! Images taken from Elaine Marieb text, 6th Edition, Benjamin-Cummings, Publisher) - bring to lecture and lab!

Blood Vessels

Wordlist: Blood Vessels

You should also look at these extra handouts:
- Also Bring These Blood Vessel Study Sheets to lab!!
  (PASSWORD PROTECTED SITE - see your syllabus for this semester's password! Images taken from Elaine Marieb text, 6th Edition, Benjamin-Cummings, Publisher )
  - Blood Vessel handout #1: artery images
  - Blood Vessel handout #2: vein images
  - Blood Vessel handout #3: cat blood vessel map
  - Blood Vessel handout #4: practice images for studying

Respiratory Anatomy