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What are the four main groups of tissues?
epithelial, connective, muscle, nerve
Epithelial tissue purpose?
protection, lines organs
Simple epithelial tissue
one layer of cells
Stratified epithelial tissue
multiple layers of cells

What kind of epithelial tissue is this?
stratified squamous

What kind of epithelial tissue is this?
simple cuboidal

What kind of epithelial tissue is this?
simple columnar
Anterior
towards the head
Posterior
towards the rear
Dorsal
its back side
Ventral
its belly side
Medial
in the center
Lateral
on the sides
Distal
distant from center
Proximal
toward the center
How do you know if your pig is male?
urogenital opening is slightly posterior to umbilical cord
How do you know if your pig is female?
urogenital opening is closer to anus
Fascia
sheath of connective tissue
Parotid gland
part of the salivary glands

What is 1?
facial nerve

What is 2?
masseter muscle, controls jaw

What is 3? Purpose?
parotid duct, transports saliva

What is 4? Purpose?
mandibular gland, produces saliva
What is the palate?
roof of the mouth
What does the palate do?
separate oral and nasal cavities

What is the arrow pointing at?
tongue

There are bumps on the organ the arrow is pointing at. What are they?
tongue papillae

What is 1? Purpose?
epiglottis, covers glottis

What is 2 (referring to hole that the rod is sticking into)?
glottis, leads to trachea

What is 3?
esophagus

What is 1? Purpose?
thyroid gland, makes hormones that regulate metabolism, growth, and development

What is 2? Purpose?
larynx, voice box

What is 3? Purpose?
trachea, leads to lungs

What is this?
umbilical vein