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tray Scalpel Probe INTRODUCTION: Fetal pigs, the fetuses of a female pig Figure 9A.1 Fetal pig prepped for dissection (called a sow), can be used for studying mammalian anatomy as well as providing a general introduction to forensic science. For example, fetal pigs have hair, a muscular diaphragm, a 4 chambered Dissection heart, and mammary glands. As such, many correlations between human and pig internal anatomy can be made. Fetal pigs come from pregnant sows that were sacrificed for the food industry. Each fetal pig is removed from the sow and embalmed (preserved from decay) with preservative fluid. The arteries are injected with a preservative fluid with an additional red dye, whereas the veins are injected with preservative fluid containing a blue dyc. This makes the veins and arteries easier to see during a dissection. Certain tools are used to make this process easier (Figure 94.1). Water is useful to rinse and dilute the preservative solution, which can sometimes have an aroma. Paper towels or absorbent pads can be used to wipe away excess moisture. A scalpel and scissors are both sharp implements that are used to make incisions and separate tissues from one another. Dissecting trays hold the pig and can also be used to hold separate organs as they are removed for examination. These trays will also keep the scalpels from cutting into the surface of a table. Blunt probes assist in separation of tissues. Lastly, long rubber bands, twine or string is useful to keep the pig immobilized during dissection. Twine Pigs and humans are mammals, and therefore, we share all major organs and organization into organ systems in common; including the general location of these organs in the body. In lecture and lab, you have studied individual organs, their roles within particular organ systems, and their location within the human body. You will now use the fetal pig dissection to get gain a better understand of the function of the separate anatomical structures, as well as a wholistic view of the body as a working system. Question 9 Homework – Unanswered Once the facilitator removed the lower digestive organs, which she called an “organ block”, several organs became visible (some are under the renal fascia, a layer of clear connective tissue). Match the letter to the correct organ that is found under the digestive organ block. Drag and drop options on the right-hand side and submit. For keyboard navigation.. SHOW MORE А Colon B = Kidneys n Pancreas Urethra III Spleen III Gal bladder Unanswered Submit Question 10 Homework. Unanswered There are 6 endocrine glands identified throughout the video. To answer this question, match 4 of the six glands, to what other organ system each of those glands also function in? Drag and drop options on the right-hand side and submit. For keyboard navigation. SHOW MORE thymus = reproductive pancreas integumentary adrenal digestive system ovaries renal system musculo-skeletal nervous system III immune system Unanswered Submit Fill in the Blanks Type your answers in all of the blanks and submit Examine the image carefully. The three organs that are normally protected by the ribcage and are separated from most of the digestive organs by the diaphragm. These are Al B) Type your answer here Type your answer here and c) ? What systems do these organs belong to, respectively? A) Type your answer here and) Type your answer here Type your answer here Type your answer here Unanswered Submit Question 12 Homework – Unanswered Fill in the Blanks Type your answers in all of the blank and submit Carefully examine the image. Inside the neck there is a white tubular structure (pointed at by arrow) which is called the Behind this tubular structure sits another tubular structure that is called Type your answer here spell correctly for credit) Type your answer here Unanswered Submit Question 8 Homework Unanswered o Examine the image below. To answer this question, 1) identify where the spleen is by clicking on the correct organ in the image and 2) identify what organ system the spleen belongs in by clicking on the name of the system in the grey boxes on the left side of the image. Respiratory Circulatory Digestive Respiratory Circulatory Digestivo Inne Nervous Unda Delete selected Remove All Targets placed: 0/2 You can place up to 2 targets Unanswered Submit