1. BIG TUESDAY CLICKER!!!!

2. What is this structure? 1.Ovary 2.Testes 3.Uterus 4.Fallopian Tube 5.Kidney 6.Ureter 7.Bladder

3. What is this membrane (covering kidney)? 1.Greater Omentum 2.Pericardium 3.Visceral Peritoneum 4.Visceral Pleura 5.Parietal Peritoneum 6.Parietal Pleura

4. I am the first part of the large intestine. 1.Esophagus 2.Duodenum 3.Jejuno-ileum 4.Pyloric sphincter 5.Spiral colon 6.liver

5. The body plane indicated by arrow “C” A B C 1.Dorsal 2.Frontal 3.Medial 4.Transverse

6. These represent the anterior and posterior respectively: A B C D 1.A and B 2.B and C 3.C and D 4.A and C 5.C and D 6.A and D

7. Which membrane lines the chest area cavity? 1.Parietal pleura 2.Parietal peritoneum 3.Visceral pleura 4.Visceral peritoneum 5.Pericardium 6.Greater omentum

8. What is the function of this structure? 1.Carries urine from the kidney to bladder 2.Removes excess water and wastes 3.Stores urine until it is eliminated from the body 4.Moves the egg toward the uterus 5.Carries blood rich in oxygen to the bottom of the body 6.Returns deox blood to the heart

9. Is this a male or female? 1.Male 2.Female

10. What is the name of this structure? 1.Thymus 2.Thyroid 3.Lung 4.Diaphragm

11. What are these vessels? 1.Intraventricular vessels 2.Cardiac Artery and Vein 3.Coronary Artery and Vein 4.Pulmonary vessels

12. Is this a male or a female pig? 1.Male 2.Female

13. My function 1.Make bile 2.Store bile 3.Produce digestive enzymes 4.Stores food

14. What structure is this 1.Soft palate 2.Hard palate 3.Epiglottis 4.Esophagus 5.Sensory Papillae

15. Which organ performs this function: Bile and pancreatic enymes are mixed with food here. 1.Stomach 2.Liver 3.Spiral Colon 4.Duodenum 5.Pancreas

16. Name this structure 1.Thymus 2.Thyroid 3.Trachea 4.Esophagus

17. Name this structure 1.Thymus 2.Thyroid 3.Trachea 4.Esophagus

18. What is the function of this organ? 1.Absorb nutrients 2.Absorb water 3.Break down cellulose 4.Carry waste to the anus

19. What is this structure? 1.Pharynx 2.Epiglottis 3.Trachea 4.Esophagus

20. What membrane is this? 1. Parietal pleura 2. Parietal peritoneum 3. Visceral pleura 4. Visceral peritoneum 5. Pericardium 6. Greater omentum

21. What is this organ? 1.Liver 2.Lung 3.Pancreas 4.Spleen

22. What is this structure? 1.Aortic Arch 2.Pulmonary Trunk 3.Pulmonary Artery 4.Superior Vena Cava

23. What is this? 1.Right Atrium 2.Right Ventricle 3.Left Atrium 4.Left Ventricle 5.Thymus 6.Thyroid

24. What is the name of this organ? 1.Trachea 2.Esophagus 3.Glottis 4.Larynx 5.Pharynx

25. What is this structure? 1.Ovary 2.Testes 3.Uterus 4.Fallopian Tube 5.Kidney 6.Ureter 7.Urinary Bladder

26. This is the location where most of the absorption of nutrients takes place in your body. 1.Stomach 2.Jejuno-ileum 3.Caecum 4.Spiral colon 5.Descending colon 6.Pancreas

27. 1.What two systems of the body are represented below? 2.What type of liquid would be found in the flasks? 3.Name four polymers consumed and the monomer groups that eventually get absorbed.

28. 1.Trace the blood flow from the right atrium to the lungs and to the left kidney. 2.The liver has many functions. What is its role in the digestive system? 3.The blood stream is surrounding the small intestine and large intestine in this picture. What is being absorbed into the blood stream in the small intestine? In the large intestine? 4.The anus has smooth muscle (involuntary) and skeletal muscle (voluntary) wrapped around it. Why is this a good thing?

29. 1.Locate the pancreatic duct. What are four types of enzymes found in this tube? What type of polymer does each enzyme break down? Where does this tube dump the pancreatic enzymes? 2.The kidney has lots of tubes inside. The blood stream brings good things and bad things into these tube. What song is playing while the kidney tubules decide were the substances should end up?

30. Compare and contrast Endocrine and Exocrine Gland function of the pancreas. Right and left side of the heart Pulmonary/Umbilical arteries and veins with other arteries and veins. Pigs and Humans

31. Good luck kiddos! I am looking forward to grading your perfect practicals!