Lab #5 Organ ID Flashcards

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What are the salivary glands responsible for?

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to lubricate and start the process of digestion

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Esophagus function?

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tube connection between oral cavity and digestive tract

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What is the stomach’s function?

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  • where food is temporarily stored
  • digestion is initiated
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What is the purpose of the small intestine?

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Site of digestion and absorption of nutrients

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What is the purpose of the cecum?

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Houses bacteria that assists in breaking down cellulose.

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What is the pancreas responsible for?

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secretes digestive enzymes. (Also insulin production within the endocrine system)

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What is the duodenum?

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first portion of the small intestine

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Where is the large intestine?

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located after the small intestine. Most of large intestine is the colon, which extends from the small intestine to cecum or anus.

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What is the rectum responsible for?

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end of digestive tract where waste is excreted

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What is the responsibility of the liver?

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  • Secretes bile that aids in digestion
  • Detoxification of substances
  • Metabolic process roles
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What is the urogenital system?

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reproductive organs and urinary system

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What is the role of the kidneys?

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  • removal of waste products from blood
  • production of urine
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Adrenal gland function?

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fight or flight.
Stress hormones
sexual development
metabolism of nutrients

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What does the urethra do?

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duct that carries urine from bladder to outside of the urogential tract

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What is the urinary bladder?

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stores urine from kidneys before being discharged

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What is the diaphragm?

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Chief muscle for respiration

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What is the trachea?

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respiratory connection between larynx and lungs. cartilage rings keep it open

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Lung function?

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gas exchange between air and blood

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Heart function?

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consists of ventricles and atria which pump blood throughout the body

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What do carotid arteries do?

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neck arteries. supply blood to cranium
(Carotid - Cranium)

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What do the internal jugular veins do?

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paired veins in neck. returns de-oxygenated blood from cranium to lungs

22
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What does the renal artery do?

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supplies oxygenated blood to kidneys

23
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What does the renal vein do?

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returns de-oxygenated blood from kidney to heart and lungs

24
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What is the difference between a vein and artery?

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Arteries carry blood AWAY from heart
Veins carry blood to the heart

Arteries are red
Veins are blue

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What is the spleen responsible for?
- stores blood - blood volume regulation - removes dead blood cells Generates white blood cells and antibodies to fight off infection
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What is the vesicular gland responsible for?
production of seminal fluid
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What is the prostate responsible for?
gland, surrounds urethra. Produces much of seminal fluid
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What is the epididymis?
- band shaped tubules lying on testes - where sperm matures and is stored
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What are testes responsible for?
produce sperm and testosterone
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What is the function of the scrotum?
houses testes
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What is the function of the ovaries?
holds ovarian follicles and eggs
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What is the function of the uterus?
where embryos develop
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What does the term uterine horn mean?
The shape of the uterus in rats, so they can produce many offspring at once Bipartite uterus
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What does the term viviparous mean?
live born (ie. not an egg that needs to be hatched
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Where is the cecum located?
pouch extending off of beginning portions of large intestine
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Where is the stomach located?
located between esophagus and small intestine
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Where is the small intestine located?
first portion of digestive tract after the stomach
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What is the responsibility of the large intestine?
Absorb water and electrolytes. Produce and absorb vitamins. Propel feces towards rectum.
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Where is the cecum located?
Right side of colon. Between small and large intestine
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Where is the esophagus located?
Right behind trachea
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Where are the adrenal glands located?
Pair of glands located anterior each kidney
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Where is the spleen located?
immune system organ located near left side of stomach
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Where is the prostate located?
Larger part just below bladder. Looks like it’s part of bladder/ same tissue as bladder. but is heart shaped
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Where are the renal arteries and veins located?
Between kidneys and heart/lungs to transport blood to and from
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Which 2 genital glands produce seminal fluid?
Vesicular gland Prostate
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Where is the diaphragm located?
Right below lungs
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What does renal mean?
Kidney
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Where are the jugular veins located?
On either side of trachea. Blue
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Where are carotid arteries located?
Either side of trachea. Red
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Where is liver bile stored?
Gallbladder
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What keeps the trachea open?
cartilaginous or ossified rings