structural organization Flashcards
respiratory system
COCKROACH
pathway
FROG
land
water
tadpole
aestivation hibernation
COCKROACH
tracheal system
> air enters thru SPIRACLES
-10 pairs lateral side of body
- SPHINCTERS regulate opening and closing
trachea
-has rings ( cuticular)
tracheoles
- simple diffusion into tissues
FROG
LAND
cutaneous
pulmonary - pink paired lungs in upper trunk
buccopharyngeal
WATER
cutaneous
AESTIVATION+ HIBERNATION
cutaneous resp
TADPOLE
brachial - gills
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
COCKROACH
>types of circulatory sys
>blood is known as ______ due to
>blood present in open spaces known as
> blood cells known as
> is plasma present?
> well developed blood vessels?
> diaphragm
- nature
-divides the body into ____ sinus which are
> no.of chambers in heart
location of heart
openings on side of heart
fan shaped muscle
- name
- location
- number
- function
> blood pathway
FROG
> type
> well developed?
>blood components
> rbc nature
> no.of chambers in heart
location of heart
is it muscular
name of circulation
2 additional chambers
- name
-location
-shape
outer covering of heart
> path way
> special portal circulation
cap-vein-cap
> other fluid used for circulation
-colour
-components
- parts
COCKROACH
>open - no capillaries
>haemolymph cuz no Hb
>haemocoel/ sinus
> haemocytes / haematocytes
> yes
> no
> diaphragm
- porous
- 3 sinus (ventral to dorsal)
perineural
perivisceral
pericardial
> 13
mid line of thorax and abdomen
ostia
fan shaped muscle
- alary muscle
- between chambers
- 12
- regulates opening and closing of ostia
> pericardial> ostia> heart > 1st chamber >anterior aorta> cephalic sinus>
perineural>pores of diaphragm > perivisceral > pores of diaphragm > pericardial
FROG
> closed
> yes
> plasma + blood cells+ platelets
blood cells - RBC WBC
>
- nucleated
-Hb
> 3
> upper trunk
>yes
> incomplete double circulation /mixed circulation
> 2 additional chambers
- sinus venosus
-dorsal to RA
-triangular
-conus / truncus arteriosus
-ventral to ventricle
-sac like
prevents backflow
>pericardium
> veinous system > sinus venosus>ra> ventricle
lungs> pulmonary veins> LA >ventricle>conus arteriosus > atrial sys
> special portal circulation
1renal
lower body parts > renal portal vein> kidney
2 hepatic
GIT>hepatic portal vein > liver
> lymph
- colorless
- only wbc no rbc less proteins
- lymph channels + lymph nodes
EXCRETORY SYSTEM
COCKROACH
> by
> features of excretory unit
>other structures apart from the main one present for excretion
- structure only in male
> type of secretion of nitrogenous waste
excretory product present
pathway
what happens in malpighian tubule
FROGS
> mesonephric/ metanephric
> structures present
> kidney
- colour
- location
- functional unit
> excretory product
> bladder
- feature
- location
> fat bodies
- location
- function
COCKROACH
> malpighian tubule
> glandular + ciliated
>
- fat bodies
- nephrocytes
- structure only in male : urecose gland
> uricotelic - uric acid
potassium urate
malpighian tubule>hind gut> anus along w faecal matter
salts of uric acid converted to uric acid
FROGS
> mesonephric
>
- kidney
- uretes ( urino genital duct in M)
- urinary bladder
- cloaca
> kidney
- dark red
- posterior on either sides of VC
- nephrons
> ureotelic - urea
> bladder
- thin walled
- ventral to rectum
> fat bodies
- over the kidneys
- shock absorption
CONTROL AND COORDINATION
COCKROACH
NERVOUS SYSTEM
> consists of
> arrangement
> no.of structures in
- thorax
- abdomen
> how much of the nervous system held in the head
> NS is ventral or dorsal
>what is ganglion
> ganglion present in the head or supplying to head region acting as brain
- function
>ganglion supplying to rest of body
> nature of nerve cord
> how long can a cockroach survive without its head and why does it die
FROG
NEURAL SYSTEM
> division
> no.of pairs of
- spinal nerves
- cranial nerves
> brain division
- what each part comprises
- medulla passes through an opening called ______ to connect to spinal cord
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
> comprises of what glands
COCKROACH
NERVOUS SYSTEM
>series of fused ganglia
> segmentally arranged
> no.of structures in
- thorax - 3
- abdomen - 6
> small part
> NS is ventral
>fusion of cell bodies
> supra oesophageal ganglion
-controls antennae and compound eyes
> sub oesophageal ganglion
> double ventral solid
> 1 week
FROG
NEURAL SYSTEM
>
CNS
brain + spinal cord
PNS
autonomic ( sympathetic + parasymp)
somatic
> 10 pairs
10 pairs
> fore brain : paired cerebral hemispheres
unpaired diencephalon
paired olfactory lobes
mid brain: optic lobes
hind brain: cerebellum + medulla
-foramen magnum
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
>
pituitary
pineal
thymus
thyroid
parathyroid
pancreatic islets
adrenal
gonads - testes + ovary
SENSORY STRUCTURES
COCKROACH
> 5 structures
> eyes
-type
- each eye consists_____ hexagonal structures known as________
- type of vision
- resolution
- sensitivity
FROG
> structures which are cellular aggregations around nerve endings
> structures well developed and organized
COCKROACH
>
antennae
eyes
maxillary palps
labial palps
anal cerci
> eyes
-compound
- each eye consists 2000 hexagonal structures known as ommatidia
- mosaic
- low
- high
FROG
>
sensory papillae - touch
taste buds - taste
nasal epithelium - olfaction
> eyes - simple - in orbit
tympanum - internal ears - hearing + balance
COLUMNAR EPITHELIUM
> cell nature
nucleus
location
1 simple - secretion
2 brush bordered - absorption - microvilli
3 ciliated - movement cilia
> tall / slender/ elongated
basal + oval
location
1
-GIT glands
-stomach
2
- small intestine
3
-fallopian tube
- large bronchiole
pseudostratified
> appears to be multi layered but is single layered due to
1 non ciliated
2 ciliated
> unequal sizes of cells
1
urethra
epididymis
2
trachea
large bronchi
GLANDULAR EPITHELIUM
> cells
division on the basis of number of cells
and location
> division on the basis of presence and absence of duct
and location
> cuboidal / columnar1 unicellular
- goblet cells - mucus ( modified columnar)
2 multicellular
- salivary glands
- sweat glands
> 1 endocrine
2 exocrine
salivary
sweat
3 heterocrine
pancreas
testes
ovary
COMPOUND EPITHELIUM
-no.of layers
- function
1 non stretchable
> stratification
> division
2 stretchable
> stratification
> reason for stretchability
> location
- multi layered
- protection - less of secretion and absorption
1 stratified
> basement membrane
columnar cells
polygonal cells
top layer varies
A STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS
a keratinized - protein deposit
SKIN
b non keratinized
buccal cavity
pharynx
oesophagus
vagina - (cervix)
B STRATIFIED CUBOIDAL
large ducts of glands
pancreatic duct
parotid gland / salivary gland duct
C STRATIFIED COLUMNAR
between rectum and anus
2 TRANSITIONAL EPITHELIUM
deepest layer - cuboidal
top layer - no fixed shape
reason for stretchability
urinary bladder urothelium
ureter