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pig disection
Question | Answer |
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where do you find the peritoneum | on the kidneys/shiny membrane |
name the structure the ureters empty into | kidney->bladder |
what is the function of the epididymis | stores sperm/coiled structure |
name the covering of the testes | vaginal tunic |
what is the urogenital sinus | urethra + vagina join |
what is the opening to the trachea called | glottis |
what is the name of the blood vessel leaving the right ventricle | pulmonary trunk |
name the 2 largest vessels entering the right atrium | Coronary artery and cranial ventricals |
where are coronary artery and vein located? | down center between right and left ventricals |
What is the common name of the larynx? | voice box |
Distinguish the left and right lung. | left: 4 lobes and right: 3 lobes |
What are the two components of the central nervous system? | brain and spinal cord |
Name the fissure which separates the two cerebral hemispheres. | longetudal fisher |
What is the corpus callosum? | connects right and left cerebrall hemospheres |
What is the function of the umbilical cord? | connects baby to mother |
What is the composition of the umbilical cord? | zambilical arteries, post anus veins |
How do you determine the sex of the fetal pig? | uringelecal opening female (under anus) / swelling /testes: male |
How does the incision for the male differ for the male differ for that of the female? | middle of umbilical cord (straight down):female / either side of penis: male |
Where is the thyroid gland located? | in the neck/red bean shape |
Which organ occupies most of the abdominal structure? | liver dark red color |
Name the small pouch found at the junction of the small and large intestine | cecum; majority of the digestion |
name the large sac located between the umbilical arteries. | urinary bladder |
What is the parietal peritoneum? | lines body cavity/shiny |
Where is the papillae located? | tongue/tastebuds |
Distinguish between the hard and soft palates. | Hard - higher / made of membrane and lower |