True False Section: (use the answer) Use either True or False 1.Internal nares a

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True False Section: (use the answer) Use either True or False 1.Internal nares are found at the anterior aspect of the nasal cavity. 2. The stomah is found in the upper left and right hand quadrants. 3. Buccal refers to the orbital area. 4. Ipisilateral structures cane be inferior or superior to each other on different ides of the body All anatomical quadrants have portions of the large intestine. 6. Reticular cartilage is found forming stromas in most organs. 7. Integumentry dense irregular CT is found superficial to the dermal papillae in the dermis. 8. Elastic cartilage is found in most arterial walls. 9. Trabeculae are found within the compact bone. 10. Simple squamous is found in the epidernis. 11 Sternal and acromial areas are both lateral to the median 12. Superior to the oral cavity is the nasal vestibule. 13. Internal nares are located posterior to the nasopharynx. 14. A steep angle of an oblique plane would not contain both kidneys 15. The inguinal area anteriorly divides the femoral from the thoracic arera 16. The popliteal area is distal to the tarsal region. 17.Pleural cavities are open cavities. 18. New ECF fluid is supplied by the ICF compartment. 19. The anatomical position would be with the palms pronate. 20. Hyaline cartilage can be found on the articular ands of the bones. 21. Joints of bones with no range of motion would be diarthrotic 22. Cartilage joints would include the ribs with the sternum. 23. Crural refers to the popliteal region. 24. The ear is lateral to the nose.

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1.false. it is found at the posterior end.

2. True. This is the correct loction of stomach.

3. False. Buccal is the oral cavity and orbital is the eye cavity.

4. False. Ipsilateral structure means same side of the body.

5. True. Because intestine is present at all angels.

6. True. This support differet cells.

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