Welcome to electronic science frontier classroom of the 21st century. Today, you are being tested on external features of the common biology laboratory rat. Questions for this test have been taken from the guide: rat external anatomy under "lecture notes". You will have an unlimited number of attempts to acquire the knowledge and test-taking skills. Each attempt will result in new questions and answers generated for the test! I wish you the best of luck on the various body systems for common laboratory rat,as they will relate to human anatomy and physiology.
Forelimbs
Integument
Thoracic Region
Prepuce
Vibrissae
Cervical Region
Cranial Region
Pectoral Region
Pelvic Region
Thoracic Region
False - only when 3 months old
False - only when 6 months old
False - only when 12 months old
False - not at any age of the rats life
True
Abdomen Region
Cervical Region
Pelvic Region
Pectoral Region
Answer is not present
Ventral
Caudal
Cranial
Dorsal
Anterior
Auditory meatus
Eyelids
Nictitating membrane
Pinna
Urinary aperture
Dorsal to the incisors
Dorsal to the vulva
Superior to the Vibrissae
Ventral to the base of the tail
Ventral to the abdominal region of the body
Urogenital Orifice
Pinna
Incisors
Eyelids
Auditory Meatus
Abdominal Region
Nipples
Scrotal Sacs
Urinary Aperture
Urogenital Orifice
Female
Male
Both sexes of mature rats
Neither sex of mature rats
Both sexes of young rats only
Thoracic Region
Pelvic Region
Pectoral Region
Cranial Region
Abdominal Region
Eyelids
Pinna
Nictitating membrane
Testes
Scrotal sacs are not found in female rats
Auditory Canal
Auditory Meatus
Auditory Pinna
Auditory Aperature
Auditory Muscle
Nictitating Membranes
Scrotal Sacs
Testes
Urinary Aperature
Urogenital Orifice
5
6
8
10
Cranial region
Cervical region
Pectoral region
Thoracic region
Abdominal region
Pelvic region
Cranial region
Cervical region
Pectoral region
Thoracic region
Abdominal region
Pelvic region
Cranial region
Cervical region
Pectoral region
Thoracic region
Abdominal region
Pelvic region
Cranial region
Cervical region
Pectoral region
Thoracic region
Abdominal region
Pelvic region
Pinna
Scrotal sac
Vulva
Prepuce
Pupil
Testes
True
False
Skull
Legs
Tail
Rib cage
True
False
Cranial
Cervical
Thoracic
Lumbar
Caudal