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CN1 olfactory nerve What does CN1 pass through? cribriform of ethmoid What is unique about CN1? does not pass thalamus, goes straight to cortex CN2 optic nerve Information passing from the eyes is 50% ipsilateral, 50% contalateral Crossing point of optic nerves optic chiasm CN3 occulomotor nerve

Frontal bone Name the Bone Stratum Basale Name the structure Stratum Granulosum Name the structure Stratum Corneum Name the structure Stratum Spinosum Name the structure Dermis Name the structure Epidermis Name the structure Papillary Layer Name the structure

T/F: Dendrites take action potentials away from the neuronal cell body False, towards _____ is a dura mater fold located in a bone feature of the sphenoid bone Diaphragma sellae Rachel fractured the proximal carpal bone under her thumb. Which bone did Rachel likely fracture? Scaphoid T/F: An example of an adduction movement is making a T with your body by opening your arms False, abduction T/F: The spinal cord travels through the intervertebral foramen False, vertebral canal T/F: The ...

Anatomy Study of external and internal structures and the physical relationships between the parts Dissection In order to observe the human body, we need to cut the body into smaller parts Physiology - Anatomical information provides clues about probable function. - Physiology is the study of function. - Physiological mechanisms can only be explained in terms of underlying anatomy Nasal conchae - Example of how a structure looks a specific way because it has a specific function. ...

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An introduction to Anatomy
The Study of internal and external structures and the physical relationships between the parts. Physiology is the function of these structures. Structure determines function. Example : Nasal conchae ridges cause turbulence making the air swirl and raise in temperature.
Superficial anatomy consist of anatomical landmarks and correct directional terms that help in understanding the underlying structures.
Abdominopelvic quadrants,- RU...

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CN1 olfactory nerve What does CN1 pass through? cribriform of ethmoid What is unique about CN1? does not pass thalamus, goes straight to cortex CN2 optic nerve Information passing from the eyes is 50% ipsilateral, 50% contalateral Crossing point of optic nerves optic chiasm CN3 occulomotor nerve

Anatomy Study of external and internal structures and the physical relationships between the parts Dissection In order to observe the human body, we need to cut the body into smaller parts Physiology - Anatomical information provides clues about probable function. - Physiology is the study of function. - Physiological mechanisms can only be explained in terms of underlying anatomy Nasal conchae - Example of how a structure looks a specific way because it has a specific function. ...

T/F: Dendrites take action potentials away from the neuronal cell body False, towards _____ is a dura mater fold located in a bone feature of the sphenoid bone Diaphragma sellae Rachel fractured the proximal carpal bone under her thumb. Which bone did Rachel likely fracture? Scaphoid T/F: An example of an adduction movement is making a T with your body by opening your arms False, abduction T/F: The spinal cord travels through the intervertebral foramen False, vertebral canal T/F: The ...