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WorksheetsDissection Safety, Tools and Anatomical Positions
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is this used for?
Used to cut outside skin, tough tissue and sometimes bone
Grasps small objects
small, sharp knife used to dissect specimens
an object that is used to examine specimens
What is this called?
Scalpel
Probe
Forceps
Pin
What is this called?
Forceps
Scapel
Probe
Scissors
What do we use this tool for?
holding or moving tissue out of the way
used to examine specimens
Hold specimens on dissecting tray
small, sharp knife used to dissect specimens
What is this tool used for?
Used for blunt dissection & separating tissues
Used to hold tissues down
Used to grasp thick tissues
Used for small, controlled cuts
What is this used for?
Used for blunt dissection
Used to grasp tissues
Used for small controlled cuts
Used for precise cutting through dense tissue or to make superficial cuts
What is the name of this tool?
prope
Teasing needles
Scalpel
Forceps
Which of the following does NOT need to be done at the end of dissection?
washing hands
disinfecting tables & tools
putting specimens in storage
All of the above need to be done
What needs to be used during dissection?
biohazard suit
plastic face mask
gloves AND goggles
hair net
The head is _____ to the shoulders.
proximal
caudal
superior
inferior
The eyes are _________ to the ears
medial
lateral
anterior
posterior
