Dissection Tools and Their Functions

What is the purpose of a scalpel in dissection?

• To secure the specimen in the dissection tray

• To hold and manipulate tissue

• To cut tissue

• To point out features in the specimen

Which tool is used with a scalpel to hold and manipulate tissue?

• Scissors

• Pins

• Needle tool

• Forceps

What are scissors used for in dissection?

• To secure the specimen in the dissection tray

• To cut external tissues and make precise cuts

• To manipulate tissue and point out features in the specimen

• To hold and manipulate tissue

What is the function of pins in dissection?

• To cut tissue

• To hold and manipulate tissue

• To secure the specimen in the dissection tray

• To make precise cuts

How is the needle tool used during dissection?

• To secure the specimen in the dissection tray

• To cut external tissues

• To manipulate tissue and point out features in the specimen

• To hold and manipulate tissue

What does the term "Dorsal" refer to in directional terms?

• The front part of an animal

• The back or upper part of an animal

• The abdominal side or lower part of the animal

• The head of an animal

What does the term "Ventral" refer to in directional terms?

• The back or upper part of an animal

• The head of an animal

• The abdominal side or lower part of the animal

• The tail of an animal

What does the term "Cranial" refer to in directional terms?

• The lower part of the body

• The tail end

• The upper part of the head

• The front of the body

What does the term "Caudal" refer to in directional terms?

• The upper part of the head

• The front of the body

• The lower part of the body

• The tail end

What does the term "Anterior" refer to in directional terms?

• The top part of the body

• The forward or front end of the body

• The bottom part of the body

• The hind or rear part of the body