Biological Concepts — Lab 8 online
HUMAN ANATOMY   C:
Skeleton;   excretion;   nervous system

Instructions:
Study all the visual information in this online lab, plus the accompanying explanations.
Be prepared to answer a few "check-in" questions to show that you were paying attention.




SKELETON









EXCRETORY SYSTEM
EXCRETORY SYSTEM -- KIDNEYS



































NERVOUS SYSTEM



Neurons









Sodium-potassium pump in action:






Vertebrate brains



Human brain




Saggital




Saggital




Lobes




Lobes in situ




Cortical areas








These "homunculus" diagrams are based on experimental recordings of anesthetized subjects.
The "motor homunculus" was determined by electrical stimulation of locations in the
    primary motor cortex to see what muscles responded. Notice that the lips and fingers
    are over-represented, indicating fine motor control of those structures.
The "sensory homunculus" was determined by gently stroking parts of the body surface to see
    what locations in the primary somatosensory cortex responded electrically. Notice that the face and
    hands, which are very sensitive, are over-represented, while the body trunk is relatively insensitive.




Spinal reflex pathway





Autonomic nervous system





Sense organs: Human Ear








Sense organs: Vertebrate Eye











LINKS for more:
Whole brain atlas
Neuroanatomy (Utah)
Normal histology (Utah)

Brain pictures (Hardin)
Alzheimer disease pix (from Hardin, above)

Brain atlas (Arkansas)




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Check-In questions





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