Cat- Textbook reading Genital

Question 1

Viviparous, and examples?

Answer 1

are species that are live bearing, giving birth to young not encased in a shell. The shark and cat are viviparous. Their young develops within a uterus.

Question 2

Oviparous, and examples?

Answer 2

egg laying! The embryo emerges from the mother wrapped in a shell or jelly coat secreted by the uterus. This includes necturus and most other amphibians

Question 3

arising from the medial indentation (hilus) on each kidney is a thin, white tube called the……

Answer 3

ureter

Question 4

the ureter travels to the base of what?

Answer 4

fundus of the urinary bladder

Question 5

the fundus of the bladder narrows into what?

Answer 5

the urethra

Question 6

what is the white cord that arches over the ureter and extends lateraly to join the internal spermatic vessels as they enter the inguinal canal?

Answer 6

ductus deferens

Question 7

the three structures– ductus deferens, internal spermatic artery and vein– become biund in a connective tissue sheath as they pass out of the abdominal cavity. all three tubules wrapped together are called what?

Answer 7

spermatic cord

Question 8

the ductus deferns joins the urethra to form….

Answer 8

urogenital canal

Question 9

at the point of union with the ductus deferens and urethra there is a swelling which is called the…..

Answer 9

prostate gland!

Question 10

the urogenital canal runs for about 2 cm before entering into what?

Answer 10

the penis

Question 11

at the base of the penis the urogenital canal is joined by ducts from 2 small lateral swllings usually enmeshed within connective tissues. called

Answer 11

bulbourethal glands

Question 12

the medial indentation of the kidney is the ——- through which renal blood vessels, lymphatic vessels and ureter pass.

Answer 12

hilus

Question 13

the outer part of the kidney is the ——; its inner core, including the papilla, is the ——–

Answer 13

cortex/ medulla

Question 14

the thin convoluted tube that lies just lateral to the ovary is called what?

Answer 14

oviduct

Question 15

the funnel shaped cranial end of the oviduct is called what?

Answer 15

infundibulum

Question 16

the oviduct transports the ova to its associated ——- ——, where development of the embryos occur

Answer 16

uterine horn

Question 17

the paired uterine horns, one from each side, join dorsal to the urinary bladder to form the single what?

Answer 17

body of the uterus.

Question 18

the ovary is suspended from the abdominal roof by the ————-

Answer 18

mesoovarium

Question 19

the oviduct is supported by the ————- and each uterine horn is supported by a ————–

Answer 19

mesosalpinx/ mesometrium

Question 20

the body of the uterus is short and soon gives way to the most posterior ———–

Answer 20

vagina

Question 21

the vagina merges with the urethra to jointly form the ———- ——- with external opening the ——– ———

Answer 21

urogenital sinus/ urogenital aperture