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Worksheets 9-10 Flashcards

1
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four levels of organization

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cell
tissue
organ
organ system

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group of cells with similar structure and function

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tissues

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composed of several different tissues that form a structural and functional unit

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organs

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group of organs that function together to carry out major activities of the body

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organ system

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accomplished by the organs in the gastrointestinal tract and the other accessory of the digestive organs

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digestion

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Digestive organs usually divided into two main groups

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main digestive organs (gastrointestinal tract)
accessory organs

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gastrointestinal tract is also known as

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alimentary tract

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8
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continuous tube running from the mouth to the anus

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gastrointestinal tract

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9
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describe the GI pathway

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mouth
pharynx
esophagus
stomach
small intestine
large intestine

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10
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accessory organs consist of

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teeth
tongue
liver
gallbladder
pancreas

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11
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determine the parts of the mouth

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grade your score accordingly

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12
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small row of teeth along the margin of upper jaw

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maxillary teeth

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13
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pair of grooves on the inner side of the maxillary teeth that receives the lower jaw when the mouth is closed

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sulcus marginalis

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it is a prominent depression of the sulcus marginalis at the anterior tip of the upper jaw

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median substrosal fossa

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pair of depression of the sulcus marginalis lateral to the pulvinars

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lateral substrosal fossa

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pair of low elevations on each side of the median substrosal fossa

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pulvinar rostrale

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17
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pair of slit-like openings above the eyeballs leading to the external nares

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internal nares

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18
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other term for internal nares

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choanae

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19
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two large rounded bulges of the eyeball

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eyeball (orbital prominence)

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20
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fine teeth projecting from the vomers in between the internal nares

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vomerine teeh

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21
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pair of slit-like openings found medial to the angles of the jaw

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opening of eustachian tube

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22
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leads to the cavity of the middle ear

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eustachian tube

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23
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these are two shallow depressions on each side of tuberculum prelinguale

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prelingual fossa

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24
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prominent median elevation at the tip of the lower jaw. This fits into the median substrosal fossa when the mouth is closed

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tuberculum prelinguale

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25
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forked muscular organ attached to the anterior tip of the lower jaw

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tongue

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26
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pair of slit-like opening on the floor of the mouth close to the angle of the jaw; found only in malefrogs

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opening of vocal sac

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27
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large transverse slit, posterior to the laryngeal prominency

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opening of esophagus

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28
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circular elevation anterior to the esophageal opening

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laryngeal prominence

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29
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short-vertical slit like opening at the center of the laryngeal prominence

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glottis

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30
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posterior portion of the buccal cavity which opens into the esophagus

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pharynx

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31
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very short tube that connects the pharynx to the stomach (where food goes down)

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esophagus

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32
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label the parts of the digestive tract

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grade your score accordingly

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33
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large whitish organ with either “U” or “J” shaped enlarged portion of the digestive tube

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stomach

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34
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smaller than its posterior or pyloric end

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anterior or cardiac end

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35
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curvature of the stomach on the outer side

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greater curvature

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36
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curvature of the stomach on the inner side

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lesser curvature

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37
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curvature of the stomach on the inner side

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lesser curvature

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38
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suspends the stomach from the dorsal body wall

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mesogaster

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39
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constriction at the posterior end of the stomach

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pyloric end

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40
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this is a dark organ located on the left lateral side of the stomach, located part of the lymphatic system

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spleen

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41
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label the parts of the GI tract (3 pictures)

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grade yourself accordingly

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42
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this is a small greenish sac located at the ventral part of the median lobe of liver

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gallbladder

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43
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this is slender and the longest portion of the tube which is irregularly coiled

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small intestine

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44
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more anterior portion which is wider but shorter

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duodenum

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45
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more posterior, narrower, and longer coiled division of the small intestine

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ileum

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46
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the small intestine is suspended from the dorsal body wall

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mesenterium

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47
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short dilated tube at the terminal end of the ileum

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large intestine

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48
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suspend the large intestine, where a rounded reddish spleen is also suspended

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mesorectum

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49
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this is the posterior dilated end of the large intestine located within the pelvic girdle

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cloaca

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50
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also open to the cloaca

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mesonephric ducts, and ovisac –

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51
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temporary storage of urine

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urinary bladder

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52
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small opening at the posterior end of the cloaca

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cloacal opening

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53
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large reddish brown organ on the anterior portion of the pleuro-peritoneal cavity; largest organ that partly covers the stomach

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liver

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54
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liver is divided into

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left
median
right

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55
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suspends the liver from the body wall

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ventral ligament

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56
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located at the ventral side of the median lobe of the liver

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gallbladder

57
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secreted by the liver and stored into the gallbladder by way of two fused ducts, the hepatic duct and cystic duct

58
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two fused ducts where gallbladder is connected to the liver

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hepatic duct
cystic duct

59
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coming from the left and right of the liver

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hepatic duct

60
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which is a tiny duct connected to the neck of the gallbladder

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cystic duct

61
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large duct formed by the cystic, hepatic, and pancreatic duct – surrounded by the tissues of the pancreas and this ducts enters the duodenum, emptying its contents on this part of the digestive tube

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common bile duct

62
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common bile duct is composed of

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hepatic duct
cystic duct
pancreatic duct

63
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small elongated and irregularly shaped gland located between the stomach and duodenum; a pancreatic duct conducts the pancreatic juice to the duodenum

64
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label the buccopharyngeal cavitry

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grade your score accordingly

65
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three types of teeth in the buccopharyngeal cavity

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premaxillary
maxillary
vomerine

66
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supporting mesentery of the stomach

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mesogaster

67
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supporting mesentery of the spleen

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gastrosplenic ligament

68
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supporting mesentery of the liver

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falciform ligament;
gastrohepatic ligament
hepatoduodenal ligament

69
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supporting mesentery of the small intestine

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mesenterium or mesentery proper

70
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supporting mesentery of the large intestine/cloacal opening/vent

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mesorectum

71
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upper portion of the mouth (5)

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median substrosal fossa
pulvinar rostrale
lateral substrosal fossa
upper lip fold
upper jaw (maxilla)

72
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lower portion of the mouth (5)

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tuberculum prelinguale
prelingual fossa
lower lip fold
lower jaw (mandible)

73
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label the entire GI tract

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grade yourself accordingly

74
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composed of common urinary and reproductive organs

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urogenital system

75
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delivers oxygen through the blood and removes body wastes, in a form of carbon dioxide, from the cells

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respiratory system

76
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Also plays a significant role in controlling the pH

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respiratory system

77
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associated with the excretion of nitrogenous wastes, maintenance of volume and composition of body fluids, gamete formation and fertilization process

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urogenital system

78
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includes the lungs, lining of the mouth and the skin

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respiratory system

79
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All these structures have thin moist surface and contain blood vessels (3)

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lungs
lining of mouth
skin

80
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used to meet most of the oxygen requirement

81
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serves as a respiratory surface

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roof of mouth
skin

82
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alone meets the requirement when the frog hibernates since its body metabolism is reduced

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skin respiration

83
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made possible because of the thin moist surface of the frog’s skin

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gas exchange

84
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alone meets the requirement when the frog hibernates since its body metabolism is reduced

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skin respiration

85
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slit-like openings immediately postero-dorsal to the snout

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external nares

86
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short passageway between the external and internal nares

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nasal chamber/canal

87
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the external nares is continuous with this within the mouth

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internal nares
choanae

88
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consist of a moist mucous membrane and is richly supplied with blood capillaries

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buccopharyngeal cavity

89
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posterior to the glottis

90
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precursor to the larynx and trachea, a thin-wall chamber that initiates the supply of air into the lungs

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laryngo-tracheal chamber

91
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formed and supported by two cartilaginous structures: a pair of arytenoid cartilage and cricoid cartilage

92
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valve-like that guards the glottis and at the same time forms the dorsal roof of the larynx

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arytenoid cartilage

93
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ring-like cartilage that surrounds and supports the arytenoids

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cricoid cartilage

94
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pair of thin-walled, spongy sacs on the antero-lateral portion of the pleuro-perotineal cavity

95
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covers the lungs, a double-walled membrane

96
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rich in CO2

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capillaries

97
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rich in O2

98
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a short vertical slit-like opening at the center of the laryngeal prominence

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epiglottis

99
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label the lungs of a frog and the buccopharygneal chamber

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grade yourself accordingly

100
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consist of the excretory and the reproductive systems

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urogenital system

101
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functions for the elimination of the waste products of the metabolism

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excretory system

102
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functions for the production of gametes and secretion of sex hormones

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reproductive system

103
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paired, lobular, saccular organ on the ventral wall of the kidney which is suspended from the dorsal wall by the mesovarium

104
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convoluted, long tubes on each side of the ovary which lies close to the abdominal wall and are suspended by the mesotubarium

105
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oviducts are also called

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mullerian ducts

106
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lies near the bases of the esophagus and the lungs

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anterior end of the oviduct

107
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anterior funnel-shaped mouth of the oviduct that serves as the entrance of eggs which are released from the ovary into the body coelom

108
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enlarges into thin highly distensible sac

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posterior portion of oviduct

109
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thin highly distensible sac in the posterior portion of the oviduct, empties into the cloaca

110
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yellowish finger-like structures at the anterior level of the kidney and attached to the ovary, they store reserve food especially during breeding season

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corpora adiposa / fat bodies

111
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label the parts of the female reproductive system

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grade yourself accordingly

112
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pair of elongated, yellowish structures on the ventral surface of the kidney; attached to the kidney by a mesochorium

113
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these are very small slender tubules lying on the mesochorium

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vas efferentia

114
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term given to the mesonephric duct which is also used for the passage of sperm

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vas deferentia or vas deferens

115
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pair of slender, white, wavy tubes, one along each side of the mesonephric duct which join posteriorly; non-functional

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vestigial oviducts

116
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attached to the anterior end of each testis

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corpora adiposa

117
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label the male reproductive system

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grade yourself accordingly

118
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pair of reddish, elongated, flattened organs which are lined ventrally by the parietal perotineum

119
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the kidney is in what condition that means no mesentery is suspending it and is near the dorsal wall

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retroperotineal condition

120
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what is the cavity called in the frog’s abdomen

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pleuro-perotineal cavity

121
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pair of yellowish, irregularly-shaped glands located on the ventral surface of the kidney

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adrenal gland

122
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space between dorsal wall and the parietal peritoneum where kidney is located

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cisterna magna
subvertebral lymph sinus

123
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function of kidney

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filtration
secretion
reabsorption

124
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pair of slender, straight white tubes on the postero-lateral edge of the kidney; conducts waste products from the kidney to the cloaca

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mesonephric duct

125
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mesonephric duct in females are also called as

126
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mesonephric duct in males are also called as

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vas deferens
wolfian duct

127
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bilobed sac on the ventral surface of the cloaca; serves as a temporary storage of urine

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urinary bladder

128
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the oviduct has a what for buoyancy

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jelly coat

129
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two parts of mesentery

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visceral
parietal

130
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adhere to the organs

131
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outside the viscereal

132
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mesentery for urinary bladder

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median ligament

133
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mesentery for ovary

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mesovarium

134
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mesentery for ovidcut

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mesotubarium

135
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mesentery for testis

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mesorchium

136
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darkly colored, located laterally with the kidneys

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renal portal vein

137
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found alongside the renal portal vein (connects the kidney to the cloaca)

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mesonephric duct

138
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label the final pic on ppt

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grade yourself accordingly

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