10 EXERCISE 2 Organs, Systems, and Organization of the Body Gastrocnemius 16 Hyp

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10 EXERCISE 2 Organs, Systems, and Organization of the Body Gastrocnemius 16 Hypogastric Right inguinal (iliac) Left inguinal (iliac) Gluteus maximus 17 Four Quadrants Flexor carpi radialis 18 Right upper quadrant (RUQ) Left upper quadrant (LUQ) Right lower quadrant (RLQ) Left lower quadrant (LLQ Triceps brachii 19 Latissimus dorsi 20 Abdominal Regions The abdomen can be further divided into either four quadrants or nine regions (fig. 2.8). Clinicians typically use four quadrants ter- Examine a torso model in lab. For each of the following write what abdominal region(s) contain(s) that organ. F following spaces here and at the end of the exercise. minology, while anatomi

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Answer 22. Fibrocartilage is composed by different proportions of the cartilaginous tissues and the white fibrous tissues. It is the strongest of all 3 types of the cartilages. The structures attached to it gained the rigidity and the support.

Hyaline cartilage is located in the respiratory tract, joints and also in the immature skeleton, it is a bluish to white type of cartilage. It helps the tissues to move smoothly upon each other and with this it also provide the support and the flexibility to the joints.

Answer 23. In the bones the calcium and the phosphorus are present embedded inside the protein and the complete compound is considered as the hydroxyapatite. These inorganic minerals provide the rigidity to the bones.

Answer 24. The comparison in between the epithelium and the conncetive tissue is as follows:

Epithelium Conncetive tissue The function of the epithelial tissues to line the organs and the cavities of the organs and the complete animal's body. The function of the connective tissue is to connect and separate various types of the tissues and organs in the body. The cells of the epithelial tissues are closely packed and their developent is from the 3 layers endoderm, mesoderm and ectoderm. The cells of the connective tissues are not closely packed while they are scattered in the extracellular matrix and their development is only through the mesoderm. They are found just above the basement membrane. They are found beneath the basal membrane. They are located in the glands, skin, mucous membranes anad other organs. They are located in the ligaments, tendons, adipose and muscles.

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