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Identify RED ARROW (specific part of whole organ): Fundus
Function/s: Both for digestion and storage
Initially digested chemically in this region: Proteins

Identify RED ARROW (specific region): Pyloric end
Type of muscle as to action: Sphincter
Hormone produced by this: Gastrin

Identify RED ARROW: Glottis
Identify BLUE ARROW: Laryngeal prominence
Passageway for food: Red (or esophagus region)

Identify RED ARROW: Rectum
Opening leading to the outside: Cloacal opening
Material that DOES NOT naturally exit from RED arrow: Blood

Identify RED ARROW: Internal naris
Identify BLUE ARROW (sharp edge): Maxillary teeth
Function of both structures: For holding prey in position

Identify the whole structure in bracket: Valve of Kerkring (plicae circulares)
Identify the clear cells in RED arrows: Goblet cells
Identify this organ: Small intestine

Structure pointed in black bracket: Portal triad / bile duct
Abundant cells found in the periphery: Pigmented granules
Identify this organ: Liver

Identify RED ARROW (globular sac): Gall bladder
Function: Stores bile
Is the fluid stored acidic or alkaline: Alkaline

Identify the structures in RED ARROW (spaces in between): Gastric pit
Fluid secreted by these: Gastric juice
Which layer are they found: Mucosa

Identify specific name of connective tissue: Gastrohepatoduodenal ligament (or mesentery)
Specific type of connective tissue: Aponeurosis
The above structure suspends which organ: Stomach / small intestine

Identify RED ARROW: Eyeball
Identify BLUE ARROW: Opening of eustachian tube
Identify BLACK ARROW: Tongue
Which structure is part of the digestive system: Black

Identify RED ARROW (specify region): Ileum
Identify BLUE ARROW: Large intestine
Function of RED ARROW: Nutrient absorption
Are villi present in BLUE ARROW: No

Identify RED ARROW (specific region): Cardiac end
Identify BLUE ARROW: Esophagus
Which structure occurs the beginning of peristalsis: Blue
Which prevents heartburn in humans: Red

Identify RED ARROW: Liver
Fluid produced by RED ARROW: Bile
Identify BLUE ARROW: Pancreas
Fluid produced by BLUE ARROW: Pancreatic juice
Function of fluid in RED arrow: Emulsifies fat

Identify RED ARROW (specific part of whole organ): Duodenum
Function of red arrow: Chemical digestion
Which of the following is initially digested chemically in this region: Lipids

Identify this organ: Stomach
Identify the whole structure in bracket: Rugae
Identify the layer in RED ARROW: Circular layer
Identify the layer in BLUE ARROW: Longitudinal layer
Type of muscle found BLUE ARROW: Smooth muscle
How many different shapes/layers of muscles are found: 2
Identify this organ: Stomach
Identify the whole structure in bracket: Rugae
Identify the layer in RED ARROW: Circular layer
Identify the layer in BLUE ARROW: Longitudinal layer
Type of muscle found BLUE ARROW: Smooth muscle
How many different shapes/layers of muscles are found: 2
