Rat Dissection Flashcards

1
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What is Nares?

A

nostrils

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2
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Vibrissae?

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whiskers

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3
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Anus

A

Opening to digestive tract

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4
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Pinna

A

flap-like external ear

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5
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Nictiating membrane

A

inside the corner of the eye; protection

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6
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Urethral office

A

most anterior opening for urinary system

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7
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Incisor

A

narrow edged tooth

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8
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What is the tough protective membrane called around the heart?

A

Pericardium

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9
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How many lobes does the right lung have?

A

3

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10
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How many lobs does the left lung have

A

2

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11
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What is the thin muscular sheet that seperates the abdominal and thoraic activities ?

A

Diaphragm

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12
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What is the main function of the diaphragm?

A

used in respiration and process of breathing.

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13
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How many lobes does the liver of the rat has?

A

4

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14
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How many lobes does the liver of the human have?

A

4

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15
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What is the dark coloured organ located on the left of the stomach?

A

Spleen

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16
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What is the function of the spleen?

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functions as a storage organ for platelets and a site for filtering blood

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17
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What organ system is the spleen part of?

A

Lymphatic system

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18
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What is the organ near the stomach that appears lobular and yellowish ?

A

Pancreas

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19
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What does the pancreas produce?

A

sodium bicarbonate and many enzymes.

it is both an exocrine gland and an endocrine gland.

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20
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What is the first section of the small intestines ?

A

duodenum

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21
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What is the function in humans of the gall bladder that the rat does NOT have?

A

store and concentrate bile

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22
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What is a mesentery?

A

connective tissue that connects small intestine to abdominal

23
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What is another name for large intestine?

24
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what is the terminal portion of the colon?

25
Describe the alimentary canal
continuous passage starting from the mouth and ending at the anus which carries food through different parts of the digestive system.
26
What is the main constituent of urine
water
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what is the last place the urine will pass through
urethera
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what are the main toxins excreted in urine?
urea
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What is the whitish tube that leaves each hilium ?
ureter
30
An increased rate of breathing as a result of c02 in the bloodstream would be best described as
responsiveness
31
If an insect lands on your arm, What organ systems are involved in a response to slap the insect away?
Skin (integumentary system) Sensory neurone Muscular system response
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What is the outermost epidermal layer
Stratum cornea
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What is not an epidermal derivative?
sensory receptor
34
What happens when sweat and sebum mix
forms acid mantle
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What does acid mantle do?
retards bacterial growth due to low pH- hostile environment so bacteria cant survive.
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What happens when the external temperature drops, how is our body temperature maintained?
Homeostasis- Negative feedback The low temp rises again Receptor - control centre to the effector (NS)
37
What are the tissue types making up the stomach and how are they related to the function of the stomach?
stomach internal lining-epithelial tissue stomach wall- mainly muscle which contracts and relaxes to churn food stomach wall-connective tissue which supports muscle structure as it churns. nervous tissue-nerve fibres signal muscle cells to change concentration rate and secrete more digestive juice.
38
How do defensins work?
Defensins are produced in epithelial cells They produce a protein which is sebum It works its way into the membrane of bacteria and destroys them.
39
What does the inteugementary system make that is essential for the skeletal system
Vit D which is needed for calcium absorption
40
How does the urinary system benefit the cardiovascular system?
regulates blood pressure through fluid retention
41
Which type of cell also functions as part of the immune system?
Dendritic cell
42
What make up the epidermal cells and how many?
90% of epidermal cells are made of keratinocytes | Makes keratin which is a tough and fibrous protein which protects skin.
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What other tissue makes up epidermal cells and how many?
8% of epidermal cells are also made of melanocytes. | They also produce melanin granules which are prevents UV damage to skin and responsible for skin colour.
44
what is the last section of small intestine?
ileum
45
What is the trachea>
tube that extends from the neck to the chest
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What is the appearance of trachea?
white and lined with cartilage (rings)
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What is the opening of the trachea?
glottis
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what does the trachea split into?
2 bronchi then splits further into bronchioles
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How can you distinguish between oesophagus and trachea?
lack of cartilage rings
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what is the function of the liver?
produces bile which aids in digestion of fats
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What else does the liver store?
glycogen
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Which organ systems is the pancreas a part of?
digestive system- breaks down nutrients | endocrine system-produces hormones
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what is the function of oesophagus ?
runs through the diaphragm and moves food from the mouth to the stomach