dissectors
Those who separate
Dissectors are people or instruments that dissect—cut apart for examination.
In anatomy labs, dissectors are students or researchers who methodically separate tissues to study structure: The dissectors worked carefully around the major blood vessels.
A dissector may also be a surgical instrument designed for separating tissues, or a manual that guides anatomical dissection.
Thin-bladed medical knives
- cadaversBodies after death
- anatomyStudy of organism structure
- specimensRepresentative items for examination
- forcepsMedical grasping instrument
incisions · tissues · organs · laboratory · medical students · autopsy · pathologists · formaldehyde
Those who evaluate work
- analyzersTools that examine components
- examinersThose who scrutinize officially
- scrutinizersThose who examine closely
- investigatorsThose who examine facts
evaluators · interpreters · reviewers · commentators · researchers · scholars · academics · theorists
Scientists studying insects
- biologistsScientists studying living things
- naturalistsStudents of wildlife
- specimensRepresentative items for examination
- insectsSix-legged arthropods
frogs · earthworms · preserved · pinning · microscopes · taxonomy · classification · laboratory
scalpels
Thin-bladed medical knives
- cadaversBodies after death
- anatomyStudy of organism structure
- specimensRepresentative items for examination
forceps · incisions · tissues · organs · laboratory · medical students · autopsy · pathologists · formaldehyde · preservation
critics
Those who evaluate work
- analyzersTools that examine components
- examinersThose who scrutinize officially
- scrutinizersThose who examine closely
investigators · evaluators · interpreters · reviewers · commentators · researchers · scholars · academics · theorists · methodologists
entomologists
Scientists studying insects
- biologistsScientists studying living things
- naturalistsStudents of wildlife
- specimensRepresentative items for examination
insects · frogs · earthworms · preserved · pinning · microscopes · taxonomy · classification · laboratory · zoologists
- surgical suppliesscalpels, scalpel, forceps, clamps, retractors
dissectorsassemblers
Those who construct things
constructors · builders · synthesizers · fabricators · composers
dissectorssynthesizers
Electronic sound-generating instruments
integrators · unifiers · generalizers · appreciators · lumpers