Rats Flashcards

(32 cards)

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identified by ringed cartilage which provides support, functions in respiration, also
known as windpipe

A

Trachea

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2
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moves food from mouth to stomach

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Esophagus

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3
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membrane across eye that is used for protection

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Nictitating membrane

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4
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attach to kidney and lead to bladder

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Ureters

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5
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receives food from stomach, has three sections

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Small intestine

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6
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also known as colon, water absorption takes place here

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Large intestine

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7
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thin membrane that covers heart

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Pericardium

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8
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primary organs of excretory system, removes waste from blood

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Kidneys

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9
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thin membrane covers body cavity where internal organs are located

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Peritoneum

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10
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spongy organs on either side of the heart, used in respiration

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Lungs

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11
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produces bile, which aids in digesting fa

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Liver

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12
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produces digestive enzymes and secretes insulin

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Pancreas

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13
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temporarily stores feces before they are expelled from the body

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Rectum

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14
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pumps blood

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Heart

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15
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layer of muscle that separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity

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Diaphragm

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16
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destroys old blood cells, blood storage.

17
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food storage, physical breakdown of food

18
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functions in development of immune system

19
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has a backbone

20
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toward the back

21
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toward the belly

22
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toward the head

23
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toward the hind end or tail

24
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toward the sides

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relating to the skin
Dermal
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near the middle
Median
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area below the rib cage
Abdominal cavity
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area above rib cage
Thoracic cavity
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some distance below the surface
Deep
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relating to the chest area
Pectoral
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relating to the hip region
Pelvic
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on or near the surface
Superficial