Museum of Anatomy and Pathology.

Harry Brookes Allen 

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1. 1. What's this green thing here?

   

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   1. Spleen
   2. Pancreas
   3. Gallbladder
   4. Small intestine
2. 2. And that?

   
   1. Ascending colon
   2. Descending colon
   3. Transverse colon
   4. Small intestine
3. 3. What's this?

   

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   1. Bladder
   2. Testicles
   3. Scrotum
   4. Prostate
4. 4. What's this duct called?

   

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   1. Vas deferens
   2. Ejaculatory duct
   3. Carpal tunnel
5. 5. What's the arrow pointing to?

   

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   1. Cowper’s gland
   2. Seminal vesicles
   3. Ureters
   4. Epididymis
6. 6. Moving on to the female reproductive system. What's this thing that looks like a bunch of grapes?

   

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   1. Cervix
   2. Fornix
   3. Ovaries
   4. A bunch of grapes
7. 7. And what about this?

   
   1. Uterine artery
   2. Vas deferens
   3. Sigmoid colon
   4. Fallopian tubes
8. 8. What's the name of this lining?

   

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   1. Endometrium
   2. Myometrium
   3. Serous membrane
   4. Labia minora
9. 9. Now for the heart. What's that big red thing?

   

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   1. Pulmonary artery
   2. Aorta
   3. Inferior vena cava
   4. Right atrium
10. 10. What's the arrow pointing to here?

    

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    1. Aortic valve
    2. Atrioventricular septum
    3. Mitral valve
11. 11. Let's talk about the skeleton. Which bone is this?

    

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    1. Ulna
    2. Humerus
    3. Radius
    4. Patella
12. 12. And this one?

    

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    1. Xiphoid process
    2. Pectoral girdle
    3. Sternum
    4. Scapula
13. 13. And this one?

    

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    1. Fibula
    2. Femur
    3. Tibia
    4. Mandible
14. 14. What is the name of this part of the skeletal hand?

    

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    1. Carpal bones
    2. Metacarpal bones
    3. Proximal phalanges
    4. Middle phalanges
15. 15. Here is a cross-section of a spinal cord. What does the arrow show?

    

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    1. Intervertebral disc
    2. Spinal cord
    3. Dura mater
    4. Coccyx
16. 16. And here's a cross-section of the brain. What's the arrow pointing to?

    

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    1. Cerebral peduncle
    2. Hypothalamus
    3. Optic chiasm
    4. Pituitary gland
17. 17. What's this muscle called?

    

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    1. Semitendinosus
    2. Biceps femoris
    3. Quadriceps
    4. Adductor
18. 18. And this one?

    

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    1. Biceps
    2. Deltoid
    3. Brachialis
    4. Triceps
19. 19. And that one?

    

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    1. Depressor septi nasi
    2. Occipitofrontalis
    3. Temporoparietalis
20. 20. And finally, what's that thing there?

    

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    1. Internal jugular vein
    2. Posterior external jugular vein
    3. Anterior jugular vein

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1. 1. Posterior external jugular vein
   2. Anterior jugular vein

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