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| Shiny membrane covering body wall |
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| Membrane covering the lungs |
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| Pericardial Visceral Serosa |
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| Membrane covering the heart |
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| Peritoneal Visceral Serosa |
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| Membrane covering organs below the diaphragm |
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| Refers to the entire body cavity |
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| Everything above the diaphragm and further divided into the pericardial and pleural cavity |
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| Area or cavity surrounding the heart |
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| Area or cavity surrounding the lungs |
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| The cavity or area below the diaphragm |
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| Large Thin muscle just above the liver assists in breathing and attached by the falciform ligament to the liver |
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| Attaches liver and diaphragm together |
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| Larger Membranous structure with fat deposits lying on the outside or greater curve of the stomach "J" |
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| Smaller Membranous structure with fat deposits lying on the inside or lesser curve of the stomach "J" |
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| The shiny membrane that attaches the large intestine/colon to the dorsal body wall |
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| The shiny membrane intermingled within the small intestine |
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| Lateral vesical ligaments |
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| shiny membrane Located on each lateral side of the bladder between the fatty deposits |
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| Shiny membrane attaching a fat deposit to the bladded in the middle of it |
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| Attaches the uterine horn to the body wall |
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| Large lobed and textured gland located right below the ear |
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| Mandibular (submaxillary) glands |
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| smaller and circular smooth gland Located below the parotid gland |
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| Next to the mandibular/submaxillary gland closer to the mouth, also small and smooth, kind of cone shaped |
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| tube Beneath the trachea that carries down to the stomach |
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| Cardiac Region of Stomach |
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| The small bit of stomach at the top, has the cardiac sphincter to prevent backflow of acid |
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| Pyloric Region of Stomach |
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| Small bit before entering into the small intestine contains the pyloric sphincter |
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| The upper area below the cardiac region, so NOT at the attachment |
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| Large lower area not including the tips |
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| Duodenum, then jejenum, then ileum |
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| 1st portion of the small intestine |
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| middle section of small intestine |
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| last section of small intestine before entering the large intestine |
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| Cecum, ascending colon, then transverse colon, then descending colon, then the rectum |
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| 1st part of large intestine, where the small and large intestine meet |
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| Part of colon "moving up" the upside down "J" of the large intestine |
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| Part of colon thats horizontal on the upside down "J" of the large intestine |
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| Part of colon "moving down" the upside down "J" of the large intestine |
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| The very bottom of the large intestine, below the descending colon |
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| Large organ below the diaphragm, contains 6 lobes |
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| circular sac Located hidden in the lobes of the liver, and secretes bile into the small intestine |
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| In amongst the greater omentum, long textured tube, secretes insulin and digestive enzymes |
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| Large Organ near the stomach SPECIAL NOTE:Often people are punched here in the movies eg. "AHHH MY ******" |
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| broadened box-like area of the trachea |
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| the small slit/opening between the vocal cords Inside the larynx |
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| Above the glottis at the top of the larynx is a small flap, used to prevent food from going down your old windpipe |
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| Around the larynx, rings of cartilage |
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| The "windpipe" more ventral then the esophagus and branches into the bronchi |
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| primary, then secondary, then tertiary is the order of the division |
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| top right side of the heart, leads into the right ventricle, receives deoxygenated blood from the inferior and superior vena cavae, leads blood into the Right ventricle via the tricuspid valve |
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| top left part of heart receives oxygenated blood from the pulmonary veins and gives it to the left ventricle via the atrioventricular (mitral) valve |
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| Accepts blood from right ventricle and pumps it to the lungs through the semilunar valves then the pulmonary trunk then the pulmonary arteries |
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| Pumps oxygenated blood through the body throughout the aorta first apssing through a semi-lunar valve |
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| Actually the top of the heart ironically if the heart is an upside down mounatain |
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| The point of the heart facing your toes |
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| Exits out of the right ventricle leading deoxygenated blood to the lungs |
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| An arch with three tubes coming out of it, leading oxygenated blood to the body |
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| The tiny connection between the aorta and the pulmonary trunk, remnant of fetal circulatory system |
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| Anterior and Posterior vena cavae or (superior and inferior for humans) |
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| Anterior/superior [main vein] lead blood from the head to the heart, posterior/inferior lead blood from the lower body to the heart |
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| Right atrioventricular valve |
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| also known as the tricuspid valve, leads blood from the right atrium into the right ventricle |
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| Left atrioventricular valve |
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| also known as the bicuspid valve, leads blood from left atrium to left ventricle |
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| Pulmonary Semilunar valves |
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| lead blood from right ventricle to the pulmonary trunk |
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| leads blood from left ventricle to the aorta |
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| Separates the let and right atria |
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| the curved blood vessel stemming from the heart/left ventricle |
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| The part of the aorta coming out to the aortic arch |
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| Further down the descending part of the aorta below the thoracic aorta |
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| The right branch of the 2 coming off the aorta beside the left common carotid artery turns inteo 3 branches |
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| Right subclavian arteries |
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| he farthest right branch of the braciocephalic artery |
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| Right/left common carotid arteries |
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| arteries branching from the brachiocephalic artery, travel up to the head |
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| comes from the subclavian artery as it passes through the ribs |
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| as the axillary artery travels along the arm it is considered this |
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| Radial collateral arteries |
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| becomes this around the elbow from the brachial artery and supplies blood to the top of the paw |
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| Ulnar collateral Arteries |
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| branches off first then the radial branches and its from the brachial artery when it turns near the elbow |
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| Delivers oxygenated blood from the heart to the majority of the muscles and tissues and then return the deoxygenated blood so between the heart and the rest of the body |
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| the other branch coming off the aortic arch thats not the braciocephalic artery |
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| Large vein continuing from the braciocephalic vein post branching into the subclavian |
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| the smaller vein branching toward the cats net off of the external jugular vein |
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| Common trunk of the mammary vein |
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| Branches off the anterior vena cava and attaches to the body wall |
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| main vein carrying deoxygenated blood to the heart from the upper part of the body |
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| The vein branch where the anterior vena cava branch is the right and left of this |
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| Branch from the braciocephalic vein, turn into the axillary then brachial veins follows same thing as the arteries do |
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| Beneath the lobes of the lungs running along the body wall branching into the intercostal veins paired with arteries |
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| Intercostal Arteries/veins |
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| run with the ribs and branch from the azygous vein |
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| Off the dorsal aorta first branch from the top |
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| The next inner branch past the hepatic artery and supplies blood to the stomach |
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| !st branch going up off the coeliac artery and supplies blood to the liver |
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| The Middlest branch of arteries off the coeliac artery past the hepatic artery and supplies blood eventually to the spleen |
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| Cranial Mesenteric Artery |
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| 2nd main branch off of the dorsal aorta |
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| Posterior pancreaticoduodenal artery |
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| 1st branch off of cranial mesenteric artery, supplies blood to pancreas and duodenum |
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| a downward branch off of the cranial mesenteric artery, supplies blood to the middle of the colon, or large intestine |
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| the continuation after the branch of the middle colic artey, supplies blood to the ileum colon, last branch of small intestine |
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| right above the renal arteries/veins, supplies blood to the adreno glands and parts of the lower back |
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| attached to kidney off of the abdominal aorta and posterior vena cava respetively |
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| internal spermatic arteries |
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| attached to the sperm ballzzz |
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| attaches to the ovary, near the uterine horn |
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| branches off the dorsal aorta first branch |
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| 2nd lower branch off of the dorsal aorta |
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| branches off of the external iliac artery |
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| branches off of the common iliac vein to the outer part |
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| branches off inside off of the common iliac vein |
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| branches from the posterior vena cava |
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| bottom branch going sideways off of dorsal aorta |
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| the branch slightly heading upwards is the left colic artery off of the caudal mesenteric artery |
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| cranial hemorrhoidal artery |
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| downward branch of the caudal mesenteric artery, supplies blood to the bottom of the colon or rectum |
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| the middle indent on the kidney where renal vein and artery enter |
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| the membrane covering the kidney |
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| the different colored layer bordering the inside |
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| the darker middle of the kidney |
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| a tiny flap covering the renal pelvis |
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| the small expanded area of where the ureter enters |
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| a small line leaving the kidney |
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| attached to the ureters and releases liquid into the urethra |
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| leaves the urinary bladder to leave the cat |
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| round hsaped things at the end of uterine horns |
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| oviducts or uterine tubes (fimbriae) |
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| tiny tube leading to the ovary (the fimbria are like tinly little fingers) |
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| on either side lead to the ovaries |
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| base before the branching of the uterine horns |
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| the shaft area prior to the uterine horn |
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| a sinus before the vagina at the opening |
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| the skin covering the balls |
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| epididymis (head, body, tail) |
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| tiny boomerang shape thing around teste, head at top, then body, then tail |
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| the tube that carrie semen out fromt he testes |
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| secretes alkly fluid to help promote life of sperm |
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| erectile tissue or the head of a penis |
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| foreskin covers the penis |
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| secretes lubricating fluid into the urogennital canal during sexual excitement located by the crus of the penis |
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