Bio 107 - First Dissection Week

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What are the four main groups of tissues?

epithelial, connective, muscle, nerve

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Epithelial tissue purpose?

protection, lines organs

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Simple epithelial tissue

one layer of cells

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Stratified epithelial tissue

multiple layers of cells

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<p>What kind of epithelial tissue is this?</p>

What kind of epithelial tissue is this?

stratified squamous

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<p>What kind of epithelial tissue is this?</p>

What kind of epithelial tissue is this?

simple cuboidal

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<p>What kind of epithelial tissue is this?</p>

What kind of epithelial tissue is this?

simple columnar

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Anterior

towards the head

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Posterior

towards the rear

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Dorsal

its back side

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Ventral

its belly side

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Medial

in the center

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Lateral

on the sides

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Distal

distant from center

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Proximal

toward the center

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How do you know if your pig is male?

urogenital opening is slightly posterior to umbilical cord

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How do you know if your pig is female?

urogenital opening is closer to anus

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Fascia

sheath of connective tissue

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Parotid gland

part of the salivary glands

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<p>What is 1?</p>

What is 1?

facial nerve

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<p>What is 2?</p>

What is 2?

masseter muscle, controls jaw

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<p>What is 3? Purpose?</p>

What is 3? Purpose?

parotid duct, transports saliva

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<p>What is 4? Purpose?</p>

What is 4? Purpose?

mandibular gland, produces saliva

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What is the palate?

roof of the mouth

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What does the palate do?

separate oral and nasal cavities

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<p>What is the arrow pointing at?</p>

What is the arrow pointing at?

tongue

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<p>There are bumps on the organ the arrow is pointing at. What are they?</p>

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

tongue papillae

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<p>What is 1? Purpose?</p>

What is 1? Purpose?

epiglottis, covers glottis

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<p>What is 2 (referring to hole that the rod is sticking into)?</p>

What is 2 (referring to hole that the rod is sticking into)?

glottis, leads to trachea

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<p>What is 3?</p>

What is 3?

esophagus

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<p>What is 1? Purpose?</p>

What is 1? Purpose?

thyroid gland, makes hormones that regulate metabolism, growth, and development

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<p>What is 2? Purpose?</p>

What is 2? Purpose?

larynx, voice box

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<p>What is 3? Purpose?</p>

What is 3? Purpose?

trachea, leads to lungs

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<p>What is this?</p>

What is this?

umbilical vein