SCI115 Introduction to Biology Name: Julie Maxwell Frog Dissection Virtual lab (Week 9) Go to the following website for completion: http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/genbio/virtual_labs/BL_16/BL_16.html Instructions: Please follow the virtual dissection lab program systematically‚ following all of the directions provided verbally in the module. As you progress through the lab exercise‚ fill in this worksheet‚ answering the questions. Use as much space as you deem necessary to provide well written
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Thomas was a 64-year-old male donor whose reported causes of death were renal failure and renal cell cancer. Major pathological findings were discovered during the dissection and will be discussed further in the pathology report. Other findings will be discussed briefly in the review of systems. Integumentary Despite the given medical history we were provided mentioned that Thomas had undergone several operations‚ the patient had no obvious surgical scars. The patient had skin growths of various
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PHYSICIAN: Dennis Munoz‚ MD PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Cancer of right breast. POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Cancer of right breast. PROCEDURE: Right total mastectomy with axillary dissection. SURGEON: Morton Holden‚ MD HISTORY: This patient has cancer of the right breast. It was elected to do a right total mastectomy with an axillary dissection. PROCEDURE: The patient was given a general anesthetic. The right arm was free draped‚ and she was prepped and draped in this position. We marked our superior and inferior
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Run the string under the tray‚ pull it tight‚ and tie it to the other front limb. Repeat this procedure with the hind limbs to hold the legs apart so you can examine internal structures. 3. Study the fetal pig dissecting diagram and start the dissection with your dissecting equipment. 4. Be sure to keep the tips of your scissors pointed upward because a deep cut will destroy the organs below. Also‚ remember to cut away from yourself. 5. After you have made your incisions through the body wall
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exchanged‚ or offered for sale or exchange to the general public. Pet stores commonly sell • fish for home • small birds such as parakeets • fancy rats • hamsters • lizard • snakes • tortoises • fresh water turtles • mice • tarantulas‚ • fish • frogs‚ • salamanders • toads‚ • caecilians and other animals used as live food (called feeders) for reptiles and fish are also usually sold. Less common in pet stores are larger mammals
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The University A Place of Slavery By Dr George Hajjar Ph.D A glimpse into the role of the Academia In the Capitalist Order Preface Over forty years ago‚ I wrote a memo for the ‘60s:” The University – a Place of Slavery” in the heat of the battle. I did not alter or revise the text so that the reader of the second decade of the 21st century can capture the temper and the spirit of the exciting ‘60s. The memo is self-explanatory; it is hubris and upheavals with a Sparticist touch and it includes
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origin of the word mature. The word is derived from the Latin term ‘maturare’ which means “to ripen”. We can also see maturity in animals. For example‚ a toad and a tadpole are completely different in structure. However‚ a tadpole changes into a toad due to metamorphosis. A tadpole is limited to only a tale and a head and is incredibly. Whereas a toad particularly bulky and has webbed feed‚ protruding eyes and lacks a tale. Maturity is also shown in the way human beings grow as they age. In this case
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Marianne Moore’s poem “Poetry” [original version] is an exquisite piece of work. All the unusual elements that make up the poem including: the meter‚ rhymes‚ arrangement on the page and subject of the poem tie together seamlessly to explain Moore’s idea on the art of poetry. The five verse poem functions like a tradition essay; including a thesis‚ supporting evidence‚ and a conclusion. Although it can read like an essay the arrangement on the page grabs your attention and helps argue the thesis
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Schuyler Parsonnet Mr. Runowski 3/4/13 Blindly Believing Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?‚ by Philip K. Dick‚ takes place in 1992 after World War Terminus caused much of Earth to become unlivable. Do to the lack of space that Earth now has to support the population‚ the United Nations urges people to emigrate to Mars. There they will be given an Android servant and an escape from their previous lives that is war. The remaining population on Earth live in decrepit‚ radiation filled cities
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As they talked his friend told him about the toad named Chorso that supposedly practiced “magic”. Joe decided if he was going to have to get stronger‚ that was his best bet. The next day he set out for Chorso’s hut. Once he was on the road he tough back to his grandmother’s words as he walked out
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