Anatomy of the Fetal Pig
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| Where does the digestive tract start and end? | Starts at mouth, ends at anus
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| Purpose of saliva? | softens food for digestion
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| Function of Epiglottis? | prevents food from entering trachea while swallowing
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| Fetal pigs recieve nourishment from their mother through the __________? | Umbilical cord
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| The stomach of the fetal pig won't be empty because they also drink __________? | Amniotic fluid
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| How many lobes in the liver? | Five
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| Functions of liver? | Bile production, glycogen storage, detoxification of poisons
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| Function of gall bladder? | stores and releases bile into small intestine
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| Function of pancreas? | secretes pancreatic juice, aid in digestion
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| Membranes that attach internal organs to body wall? | Viscera
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| Animals with multiple stomachs are called? | Ruminants
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| Ridges inside the stomach? | Rugae
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| Function of Rugae? | increase area for release of digestive enzymes
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| Where in the stomach is each of these found? - esophageal - cardiac -pyloric | esophageal- upper
cardiac- middle left
pyloric- bottom left
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| 1st section of intestine? | Duodenum
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| What is the jejunum? | middle section of small intestine
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| What is the ileum? | final section of small intestine
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| Where can sphincters be found? | stomach
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| Function of sphincter? | stops food from going back up into the esophagus
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| soupy, partly digested material? | chyme
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| Another name for the large intestine? | colon
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| Function of colon/large intestine? | absorbs vitamins, compacts feces, finishes digesting
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| straight, terminal part of large intestine? | rectum
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| Lungs are found in which body cavity? | Thoracic
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| Tissue that covers and protects the lungs? | Pleura
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| Where is the epiglottis? | above the glottis at top of trachea
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| Where is the pharynx located? | posterior to mouth and nasal cavity
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| Function of the larynx? | recieves air, food, and water, holds vocal cords
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| What keeps trachea from collapsing? | cartiloginous rings
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| Function of diaphragm? | Separate heart from other organs
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| Large tubes that enter lungs? | Bronchi
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| Small tubes that branch from bronchi | Bronchioles
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| Air sacs for gas exchange? | Alveoli
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| What is the pericardium? | double layered sac that encloses the heart
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| Difference between atria and ventricles? | Atria are smaller and thinner than ventricles
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| Into what chamber does the superior and posterior vena cava open? | Right atrium
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| From what chamber does the aorta rise? | Left ventricle
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| To what structures do the pulmonary arteries lead? | lungs
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| What does the ductus arteriosis close off at the time of birth? | closes the shunt that allows blood to bypass the lungs
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| Function of coronary circulation? | passes nutrients, gases, hormones, blood cells, etc to and from cells in the body
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| What results when coronary circulation is prevented in humans? | heart attack and/or death
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| In what 2 systems does the epiglottis function? | Digestive and Respiratory
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