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BIO 232 Lab Final Practical Exam (with pictures) - Questions with complete solutions Which muscle extends the leg? Rectus femoris Label the structures in a lateral view of the right thigh. Classify the muscles of the thigh into their appropriate compartments. Label the gluteal muscles in the figure, and label their functions. Note that for each pair of labels, the top label is asking for the name of the muscle, and the bottom label is asking for the function of the muscle. Label the muscles t...

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BIO 232 Lab Midterm Exam 2022/2023 coronal plane - ANS-front and back midsagittal plane - ANS-left and right transverse plane - ANS-top and bottom anterior - ANS-in front of posterior - ANS-behind dorsal - ANS-toward the back side of the body ventral - ANS-toward the front side of the body superior - ANS-closer to the head inferior - ANS-closer to the feet cranial (cephalic) - ANS-toward the head caudal - ANS-toward the rear or tail end rostral - ANS-toward the nose or mouth medial ...

BIO 232 - HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II COURSE OUTLINEInstructor: Dr. Nizar Handzic Fall Semester 2019 Office Room: 307 SHC (Des Plaines) Office Phone: (847) 376-7225 Instructor’s Office Hours E-Mail: Monday, 4:30pm-5:30pm Tuesday, 5pm-7pm Thursday, 5pm-7pm Course Prefix Course Number Section Number Course Name Credit Lecture Lab BIO 232 050 Human Anatomy and 4 3 3 Physiology II Meeting Times: Lecture: MW 5:30pm-6:45pm SHB 146 Laboratory: W 7:00pm-9:45pm SHB 360 Course ...

BIO 232 Lab Midterm Exam 2022/2023 coronal plane - ANS-front and back midsagittal plane - ANS-left and right transverse plane - ANS-top and bottom anterior - ANS-in front of posterior - ANS-behind dorsal - ANS-toward the back side of the body ventral - ANS-toward the front side of the body superior - ANS-closer to the head inferior - ANS-closer to the feet cranial (cephalic) - ANS-toward the head caudal - ANS-toward the rear or tail end rostral - ANS-toward the nose or mouth CONTINU...