Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology of Farm Animals

Flashcards covering key concepts from the lecture on anatomy and physiology of farm animals.

Farm animals are animals kept for __ purposes.

Agricultural purposes.

Anatomy is the study of the and of a living organism.

Form and structure.

Macroscopic anatomy is the study of anatomical structures that can be seen with the __ eye.

Naked (unaided) eye.

Surface anatomy focuses on external features without __.

Dissection.

The three approaches to the study of gross anatomy are surface anatomy, __ anatomy, and systemic anatomy.

Regional.

Microscopic anatomy can only be seen under __.

Magnification.

Cell physiology is the study of how __ work and interact.

Cells.

Physiology focuses on how body parts work and relate to __ other.

Each.

The major systems covered in this course include the muscular system, skeletal system, and __ system.

Digestive.

Anatomy is closely related to physiology, as anatomy refers to the study of __ and physiology studies how these parts work.

Form.

Common term for the opening of a body to study its anatomical structures is __.

Dissection.

The control center of the cell is the __.

Nucleus.

The cell membrane is semipermeable, which means it only allows certain __ to enter or leave.

Particles.

Mitochondria are known as the powerhouse of the __.

Cell.

Ribosomes are involved in __ synthesis.

Protein.

Lysosomes are known as the cell's __ man.

Garbage.