Before you begin, read all the activities in Exercise 1 and the required reading

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Before you begin, read all the activities in Exercise 1 and the required reading in your textbook that is assigned by your instructor. The locations of body structures are described with reference to the universally accepted position of the human body. This position is referred to as the _____. During this laboratory exercise, you will be completing all the following activities except a. identifying anatomical planes and sections. b. exploring the body cavities. c. locating organs in the body and placing them in the correct organ system. d. identifying the parts of a typical cell. The orbital cavities, nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses, and the oral cavity are all located in what region of the body? _____ During this laboratory exercise, you will use a torso model to complete all the following activities except a. identifying the four abdominopelvic quadrants. b. demonstrating various types of sections that you will observe with a microscope. c. identifying anatomical planes. d. identifying organs in the various organ systems. During this laboratory exercise, you will be using your own body or your lab partner's body to complete which of the following activities? a. describing the relationships of structures using directional terms b. identifying organs in the various organ systems c. removing parts of organs to identify various sections d. identifying the major body cavities The ventral body cavity contains all the following subdivisions except the a. vertebral cavity. b. abdominal cavity. c. thoracic cavity. d. pelvic cavity. True or False: The femoral region of the body is the thigh.____ True or False: A sagittal plane divides the body into superior and anterior parts._____ Clinicians divide the abdominopelvic region into four quadrants. Anatomists divide this region into ____ smaller segments. True or False: The diaphragm separates the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities. _____

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1) The locations of the body structures are described with reference to the universally accepted position of the human body. This position is referred to as anatomical position.

In anatomical position, the body is held in erect posture with face directed forwards, hands held by the side of the body with palms facing forward, feet placed on the flat surface, straight and forward.

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