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| what is the easiest way to tell if a pig is female? |
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| it has a urogentital papilla |
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| between the biceps and the triceps |
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| V-shaped musles on the neck |
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| when viewed from the outside (not spread-eagled), there are two heads of the triceps visible. Which is which? |
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| the one closer to the body is the long head; the one closer to the elbow is the lateral head |
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| which tricep is visible when the pig is spread-eagled? |
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| the medial head (this is on the bottom; don't confuse it with the biceps, which are on top.) |
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| the topmost muscle on the pig; lying horizontally as the pig is spread-eagled |
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| the bottommost muscle on the big, making a verticle "V" shape under the pectoralis major |
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| what is embedded in the liver? |
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| what two things are under the stomach, and what do they look like? |
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1. pancreas, which is green and bulby
2. spleen, which is long and thin and pretty two-dimensional |
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| what is the joiner between the small and large intestines? |
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| what comes after the large intestine? (3) |
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| descending colon --> rectum --> anus |
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| what is the membrane covering the heart? |
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| what is the artery bisecting the outside of the heart? |
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| there is one of these perched on top of the heart and two more, one on either side of the trachea |
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| the tube in front of the pig's throat is the ______________ and the tube behind it is the ___________________ |
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| what is the small globe at the base of the trachea? |
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| what is the large thing at the top of the trachea? |
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| there's a double fork right at the top of the arteries. What are the top and bottom forks? |
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top: carotid arteries (L/R)
bottom: subclavian arteries (L/R)
- note: the left subclavian is LOWER than the right subclavian. |
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| what are the two arteries coming out of the heart, and how do you tell them apart? |
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1. the one that arches is the aorta (ascending, arching, descending)
2. the one that attaches to the brachiocephelic artery (NOT main system) is the pulmonary artery |
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| there are two arteries on the right (anatomical) side of the pig just below the heart, branching off from the main aorta. What are they called? |
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1. top: coeliac
2. bottom: anterior mesenteric |
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| what are the really tiny veins and arteries just below the kidneys? |
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| at the very bottom of both the veins and the arteries, they split first into one fork, then each into two forks. What are these called? |
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1. iliacs, which split into
a) (top) femorals
b) (bottom) deep femorals
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| at the very top of the vein system there are three branching veins. Starting from the one closest to the trachea, what are they called? |
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1. internal jungular
2. external jungular
3. subclavian |
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| the big main blue vein is called the __________ on top of the heart and the ___________ on the bottom of the heart |
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| anterior vena cava; posterior vena cava |
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| the vagina and urethra are stacked on top of one another, but merge lower down into the ______________ |
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| the two arteries flanking the bladder are called the |
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| the tubes coming from the kidneys are called |
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| the arteries leading to the ovaries are called the |
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| what are the "bunny ears" on the male urethra? |
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| what are the "dog ears" flanking the prostate? |
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| what are the arteries leading to the testes? |
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| what is the tube connecting the testes, right above the prostate? |
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| what are the three parts of the pistil? |
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top part: stigma
stem: style
other half of the stem: pollen tube |
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| what is at the base of the pistil? |
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| together, what do the stigma, style, pollen tube make up? |
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| what is at the base of the ovule? |
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| what are the little hairs coming up from around the pistil? (that hold pollen) |
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| anthers (the tops), with stems that are called filaments |
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