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Lymphatic system
provides defense to protect the body against environmental influences
Two sections of the lymphatic system
cellular, vascular
Lymphatic cellular types
lymphocytes, monocytes, plasma cells
How do lymphatic cells spread?
diffusely spreads
example of a lymphatic organ
tonsils, thymus, nodes, spleen
Lymphatic vascular role
collecting ducts and transportation
Thymus role
development of cellular components by controlling growth of lymphatic organs
Spleen description/location
dark red/purple, hidden under the liver
What makes up the cardiovascular system?
heart, blood vessels, lymphatic vessels
Upper tract of respiratory system
external nares, nasal cartilage, nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses
Lower tract of respiratory system
larynx, trachea, lungs
another name for the monogastric digestive system?
alimentary canal
alimentary canal
extends from mouth to anus (and accessory glands)
accessory glands
salivary glands, liver, pancreas
5 segments of the digestive tract
mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestines, large intestines, anal canal
What is the goal of a ruminant digestive tract?
it is modified to properly digest plant material
4 chambers of the ruminant stomach
rumen, reticulum, omasum, abomasum
what is the integumentary system?
the body’s outer layer
What is the purpose of the integumentary system?
acts as a physical barrier, regulate body temperature, feel skin sensations
what does the integumentary system protect against?
bacteria, infection, injury, sunlight
Examples of the integumentary system
skin, nails, fur, scales, hoof, feathers, combs, wattles
what is unique about small ruminants?
They have a spiral in their large intestines
What is the role of the crop and gizzard?
break up minerals
how to paw pads connect to the paw?
fats and connective tissue
what is unique with the thymus?
the size indicates age. (smaller size = older animal)
what can the condition of the skin indicate?
illness or condition
how many lobes does the left lung have?
4
how many lobes does the right lung have?
2
why is there a difference in lobes of the lungs?
the amount of brachial branches there are
how is the scapula connected to the body?
held up with 8 muscles
which animal has the least physically developed kidney?
bovine
2 types of mammal penises
musculocavernous, fibroelastic
example of an animal with a musculocavernous penis
horse
example of an animal with a fibroelastic penis
cow
shape of bovine kidney
lobular
shape of horse kidney
left kidney shaped like a heart, right kidney shaped like a “C”
what is unique about the bicep femoral muscle?
it is bi-headed
What is this?
Skin
What is this?
Fur
What is this?
Feather
What is this?
Scales
What is this?
Metacarpal pad
What is this?
Nails/claws
What is this?
Dewclaw
What is this?
Hoof
What is this?
Comb
What is this?
Wattle
What is this?
FinsWhat is this?
What is this?
Tonsils
What is this?
Thymus
What is this?
Spleen
What is this?
Lymphatic vessels
What is this?
Jejunal lymph nodes
What is this?
mesenteric lymph nodes
What is this?
Mandibular lymph nodes
What is this?
Superficial cervical/prescapular lymph nodes
What is this?
Popliteal lymph nodes
What is this?
Superficial inguinal lymph nodes
What is this?
Canine heart
What is this?
Equine heart
What is this?
Bovine heart
What is this?
Avian heart
What is this?
Artery
What is this?
Vein
What is this?
Descending aorta
What is this?
Caudal vena cava
What is this?
Cranial vena cava
What is this?
Azygous vein
What is this?
External nares
What is this?
Nasal cavity
What is this?
Nasal conchae
What is this?
Nasal meatuses
What is this?
Paranasal sinuses
What is this?
Pharynx
What is this?
Larynx
What is this?
Trachea
What is this?
Lungs
What is this?
Diaphragm
What is this?
Mouth
What is this?
Tongue
What is this?
Esophagus
What is this?
Stomach
What is this?
Liver
What is this?
Pancreas
What is this?
Small intestines
What is this?
duodenum
What is this?
Jejunum
What is this?
Large intestines
What is this?
Descending colon
What is this?
Cecum
What is this?
Anus