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The image above shows the bones of the right hand, supine and prone as labeled. Identify any 3 carpal bones by matching the bone name to the letter above in each of the blanks.  (Example: A = “bone name”) _______ _______ _______

Identify the layer of skin labeled A:  _______ Identify the layer of skin labeled B:  _______ Identify the layer of skin labeled C:  _______

Identify the tissue:  _______

A, B, and C are all parts of which bone? _______ Identify the part of bone labeled C:  _______ Identify the part of bone labeled A:  _______

Identify the tissue: _______ Name one location this tissue can be found:  _______

Identify the structure labeled A:  _______ Identify the structure labeled B:  _______ Identify the bone marking labeled D:  _______ Identify the bone marking labeled E:  _______ Identify the bone edge labeled G:  _______

Identify the bones of the wrist, labeled A:  _______ Identify the bones of the hand, labeled B:  _______

Identify the part of the vertebra labeled A:  _______ What part of the spine does this vertebra belong to?  _______ Identify the part of the vertebra labeled C:  _______ Identify the hole in the vertebra labeled D:  _______

Identify the tissue: _______

Explain why the marginal returns to data may increase or decrease by providing (1) an example where the marginal return to data is increasing, and (2) an example where the marginal return to data is decreasing.