Finnal Practical Flashcards
What are Teeth
Accessory Organ
What is the tongue
Accessory Organ
What is the Salivary glands
Accessory Organs
What is the liver
Accessory Organ
What is the pancreas
Accessory Organ
What is the Gallblader
Accessory Organ
What is the Purpose of accessory organs?
Indirectly aid in the breakdown / transfer of food.
What are the accessory organs in descending order?
Teeth
Tongue
Salivary glands
Pancreas
Liver
Gallblader
What is the mouth
GI Organ
What is the esophagus
GI organ
What is the stomach
GI organ
What is the stomach
GI organ
What is the small intestine
GI organ
Large intestine
GI organ
What is the purpose of GI Organs
Directly involved in the breakdown, transfer, and absorption of food.
What are the GI organs in descending order?
Mouth
Esophagus
Stomach
Small intestine
Large intestine
What are the Salivary glands and where are they located?
Sublingual gland: under the tongue
Buccaneers gland: inside of cheeks
Submandibular gland: along mandibles
What is the form and function of the esophagus?
Muscular tribe that transports food from the pharynx through the peristalsis to the stomach.
What is the form and function of the Stomach?
Mixes ingested food with gastric secretions and turns food into liquid called chyme. Consists of smooth muscle.
What is the function of the Small intestine
90% of absorption
Consists of 3 parts the Duodenum, Jejunem, and Ileum
What is the form and function of the large intestine?
Water absorption and compaction of feces
What is the function of the liver
Produce bile
What is the function of the gallbladder
Store bile
What is the function of the pancreas
Consists of the endocrine and exocrine
What is the function of the endocrine
Produce insulin and hormones
What is the function of the exocrine
99% produces digestive enzymes
Inbetween the lobes of the liver what do you find
Portal Triad
What is the portal triad
hepatica vein
Bile duct
And hepatic artery
How many lobes does a pig have
4
How many lobes does a human have
3
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Splenic flexure
?
Hepatic flexure
?
Transverse Colon
?
Ascending colon
?
Descending Colon
?
Cecum
?
Sigmoid Colon
?
Appendix
?
Anus
whole Structure
Esophagus
M
Mucosa
A
Gastroesophageal sphincter
B
Cardia
C
Fundus
D
Corpus
E
Pyloric sphincter
F
Pylorus
SB
Sub mucosa
ME
Muscularus Externa
A
Adventitia
Arrow
Epithelium
ME
Muscularis externa
Arrowheads
Blood vessels of the submucosa
A
Kidney
B
Ureter
C
Bladder
D
Internal Sphincter
E
External sphincter
F
Urethra
A
Nephron
B
Minor calyx
C
Major calyx
D
Renal artery
E
Renal vein
F
Ureter
G
Renal capsule
H
Renal papilla
I
Renal pyramid
J
Renal column
K
Renal medulla
L
Renal cortex
A
Proximal convoluted tubule loop of henle
B
Distal convoluted tubule
C
Collecting duct
D
Renal papillae
E
Minor calyx
F
Major calyx
G
Renal pelvis
H
Ureter
I
Urinary bladder
J
Urethra
Ureter
A
Corpus cavernosum
B
Corpus spongiosum
C
Spongy urethra
Urinary bladder
Collecting ducts
A
PCT
B
DCT
C and E
Loop of henle
D
Collecting duct
DCT Distal Convoluted Tubules
PCT Proximal Convoluted Tubule
Renal Corpuscle
Kidney
A
Spermatogenesis
B
1 degree spermatocytes
C
2 degree spermatocytes
D
Spermatids
E
Spermatozoa
F
Sustentacular cell
A, B, C. & D
Spermatogenesis
F & E
Spermiogenesis
A
Fimbriae
B
Infundibulum
C
Ampulla
D
Isthmus
A
Primordial Follicle
B
Primary follicle
C
Secondary follicle
D
Tertiary Follicle
E
Corpus Luteum
F
Corpus Albicans
A
Zona Pellucida
B
Primary Oocyte
C
Follicular Cells
D
Primary multilaminar follicle
A
Endometrium
B
Perimetrium
C
Myometrium
Spermatogonium
Primary spermatocyte
Spermatid
Menstruation
Menstruation
Secretory Phase
Proliferative Phase
A
Corpus cavernosum
B
Urethra
A
Corpus Cavermosum
B
Corpus Spongiosum
C
Urethra
D
Testis
E
Epididymis
F
Ductus deferents
G
Bulbourethral gland
H
Prostate gland
I
Bladder
A
Ovary
B
Cervix
C
Rectum
D
Anus
E
Vagina
F
Libia
G
Clitoris
H
Bladder
I
Uterus