Bio204: Week 8 -Lymphatic and Respiratory Systems


	Week 8: Anatomy of the Lymphatic and Respiratory Systems 1. Identify the following structures of the lymphatic system using diagrams and models available in the laboratory 2. Identify the following portions of a lymph node using a model, diagram, or prepared slide: 3. Identify the following structures of the respiratory system using diagrams and models: Nasal cavity: Paranasal sinuses: Pharynx: Larynx: Lungs/bronchial tree: 4. Locate and identify structures of the cat lymphatic and respiratory systems: 1. Identify the following structures of the lymphatic system using diagrams and models available in the laboratory •right lymphatic duct •thoracic duct •cisterna chyli •axillary lymph nodes •thymus gland •cervical lymph nodes •inguinal lymph nodes •spleen •pharyngeal tonsils •palatine tonsils •lingual tonsils •mediastinal lymph nodes •mesenteric lymph nodes Back to top 2. Identify the following portions of a lymph node using a model, diagram, or prepared slide: •capsule •trabeculae •cortex •germinal center •medulla •medullary cord •medullary sinus •hilus •afferent lymphatic •efferent lymphatic These slides suck. I should have some new, better pictures soon. Lymph Vessel 100X Lymph Vessel including Valve 100X Lymph Valve 400X Back to top 3. Identify the following structures of the respiratory system using diagrams and models available in the laboratory: Structures of/associated with the nasal cavity: •external nares •soft palate •hard palate •cribiform plate •nasal septum •perpendicular plate •vomer •superior meatus •superior nasal concha middle nasal concha •middle meatus •inferior nasal concha •inferior meatus •internal nares Back to top Paranasal sinuses: •frontal sinus •maxillary sinus ethmoidal sinus •sphenoidal sinus Back to top Structures of/associated with the pharynx: •nasopharynx •oropharynx •laryngopharnx •epiglottis •pharyngeal tonsil •opening of the auditory tube Back to top Structures of the larynx: •epiglottis •thyroid cartilage arytenoid cartilage •corniculate cartilage •cricoid cartilage •glottis •vestibular (false) fold •ventricular (true) fold •cuneiform cartilages Back to top Structures of the lungs/bronchial tree: •primary bronchi •secondary bronchi •tertiary bronchi •bronchioles •terminal bronchioles •respiratory bronchioles •alveolar duct •alveolar sac •alveolus •parietal pleura •visceral pleura •pleural space •hilus •superior lobe •middle lobe •inferior lobe •horizontal fissure •oblique fissure •apex •cardiac notch Back to top 4. Locate and identify the following structures of the cat lymphatic and respiratory systems: thoracic duct lymph nodes hyoid bone larynx thyroid cartilage cricoid cartilage epiglottis true vocal fold false vocal fold trachea primary bronchi R/L lung diaphragm phrenic nerve Back to top
	Anatomy and Physiology II - Biology 204 •Week 1 -Blood Formed Elements •Week 2 -Blood Typing, Pathologies; Coagulation, Slides •Week 3 -Heart Anatomy •Week 4 -ECG; Human Vasculature •Week 5 -Fetal, Cerebral & Hepatic Portals •Week 6 -Blood Pressure •Week 7 -Review for first practical •Week 8 -Anatomy of the Lymphatic and Respiratory Systems •Week 9 -Respiratory System Histology •Week 10 -Anatomy of the Digestive System •Week 11 -Digestive Enzymes •Week 12 -Anatomy of the Urinary System, Urinanalysis •Week 13 -Anatomy of the Reproductive System •Week 14 -Review for Second Practical Back to top
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