Laboratory 1 Review of Spacial Relationships (3 and 4) 3. Choose the head as a body structure you want to study. Using the appropriate terminology, write descriptive sentences involving: a. Eyes and ears b. Nose and cheek c. Forehead and chin d. Eyes and the cerebellum (small brain) e. Lips and teeth 4. Using the head as an example, write a sentence for each pair of structures, identifying the plane of section that separates them. a. Eyes and ears b. Nose and cheek c. Forehead and chin d. Eyes and the cerebellum (small brain) e. Lips and teeth Review of Anatomical Movements (5-11) 5. Lifting a glass of water from the table requires the following movement: Anatomical movement ______, Anatomical plane ______ Name 2 other joints that can move in the same anatomical movement and plane. 6. Moving the arm away from the body. Anatomical movement ______, Anatomical plane ______
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