ies, testes, uterus, epididymis Functions: reproduction and hormone production Features: Diagrams with labels Descriptions of organ functions Dissection instructions 3. Nervous System Understanding the nervous system involves identifying the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves. The answer
mechanical digestion. Pharynx: passageway connecting mouth to esophagus. Esophagus: a muscular tube leading food to the stomach. Stomach: a J-shaped organ where chemical digestion begins, and food is mixed with gastric juices. Small
fumes Properly dispose of biological waste following instructor guidelines Wash hands thoroughly after dissection Materials Needed Ensure all necessary tools and materials are prepared beforehand: Fetal pig specimen Dissecting tray Dissection scissors Scalpel Forceps
Ureters: Connect kidneys to the bladder. Bladder: Stores urine prior to excretion. Post-Lab Notes: Recognize the flow of urine and the function of each component. 7. Reproductive System Ovaries: Produce eggs in females. Uterus: Supports develop
, with adherence to institutional and governmental ethical standards. Key steps include: Verification of specimen health and origin. Proper storage to prevent decay. Use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to ensure safety. Dissection Procedures The metho
vessels such as the aorta and vena cava. Digestive System: Find the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, liver, and pancreas. Reproductive System: Observe ovaries, uterus in females, or tes
is it important to observe the fetal pig's external features before beginning internal dissection? Observing external features helps identify anatomical landmarks, assess the health and development of t
tific principles involved. Understanding the Purpose of Fetal Pig Dissection Before exploring specific questions, it’s essential to understand the primary objectives of fetal pig dissection: Anatomical Familiarity: To identify and understand the structure and placement of organs an
y the anterior and posterior ends of a fetal pig? The anterior end is identified by the presence of the head and snout, while the posterior end is the tail end. The head usually contains the eyes, ears, and mouth, indicating the front. What is the function of the exte
