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Urogenital opening holds the reproduction organs for females
scrotal sacs Holds the testes
mammary papillae produce milk for females
umbilical cord this is where they recieve food and blood when their still born. Carries oxygenate blood to fetus
hard plate separates oral cavity from nasal cavity
epiglottis acts like a lid to prevent food & drink entering the windpipe
teeth mechanically breaks down food in the month
liver produce Bile, converts glucose to glycogen fr storage, detoxifies many, constituents of the absorbed digested compounds
esophagus a tube that connects the mouth to stomach recieves food
stomach a temporary storage container and chemical and enzymatic digestion starts
small intestine majority of digestion and absorption takes place
large intestine absorption of water and removal of solid waste
pyloric sphincter controls the amount of food that leaves the stomach
duodenum 1st portion of small intestine; Bile and enzymes from the gallbladder and pancreas enter. Breaks down food
Pancreas Regulate blood glucose level
gallbladder Stores bile secreted by the liver
jejunum absorption of carbotrydeates and proteins and chmical break down
Ileum absorption of fats and bile; absorbs nutrients
villi The absorptive projection on the inner surface
rectum stores firm waste
anus Regulates undigested food from the body;
right atruim recieves blood from body from superior and inferior vena cava
right ventricle send blood to lungs; thin wall; low presure
left atrium Receives oxygen blood returning to the heart from the pulmona ry veins
coronary artery carries oxygen- nutrient- rich blood to the heart muscle tissues
superior/cranial vena cava brings de- oxygenated blood from the head neck, arm,and chest regions of the body to the right atruim
inferior/ caudal vena cava Brings de-oxygenated blood from right ventricle to the lungs
pulmonary artery carries de- oxygenated blood from right ventricle to the lungs
pulmonary vein carries oxygenated blood from lung to the left atrium
aorta main artery from the heart; carries oxygenated blood to body and head
tricuspid valve allow de-oxygenated blood collected in the right atruim to right ventricle
bicuspid valve allows oxygenated blood collected in the left atruim to left ventricle
semilunar value prevent blood backflow into the ventricles
umbilical arteries carries de-oxygenated blood from the fetus to the placenta
umbilical vein oxygenated blood enters the fetus
common carotid artieries carries blood to the head
diaphragm regulates breath and increase the air capaticity in the lungs
lungs breathing and body's defense against infection and harmful enveromental factors
trachea wind pipe
kidneys filter blood and produce urin
ureter carries urine to the urinary bladder
urinary bladder stores urin from the kidneys
urethra transport urine from the bladder to the outside body
testes production of sperm and testosterone
epididymis stores sperm produced in the testis
vas deferens spermatic cord ( spermatic artery, vein, nerice)
penis Urinary and reproductive
ovary produce eggs and female hormones
uterus reproduction - growth and development of the fetus
vagina receptacle for sperm, passage way for nuental blood and fetus
UROGENIAL SINUS they help support male and femal reproduction system
cereburm largest and most complex part of the brain, made up of left and right hemispheres
cerebellum planning center that coordinates body movement
medulla oblongata they help send message to the brain for movement
thyroid gland produces hormones to aintain narmal growth and metabolism
thymus gland it protects your body from bacteria; production of certain infection-fighting cells "t cells"
spleen It is a reservoir for blood; helps develop while blood cells
left ventricle think wall; generates high pressure to push blood to head and body
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