A gross anatomy professor requests that the students cut a transverse section from a specimen and place it on a slide, producing a superior view of the section. In which direction would the students cut the specimen, and how would they position the cut section on the slide?

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Beckett Barron

Mathematics

24 June, 01:27

A gross anatomy professor requests that the students cut a transverse section from a specimen and place it on a slide, producing a superior view of the section. In which direction would the students cut the specimen, and how would they position the cut section on the slide?

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Noelle Rivers · Answer 1

The answer is, "The students will cut the specimen in the direction from right to left, and the position they cut section on the slide is like this they place the section inferior side down on the slide".

Gross anatomy refers to the branch of anatomy in which we study about the structure of organs and tissues that are seen or visible to the naked eye.