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trachea
long tube reinforced with cartilage rings; extends from larnyx to lungs which air is transported
larynx
contains the vocal cords
bronchi
where trachea splits into R and L lungs
diaphragm
allows thoracic cavity to expand and contract
esophagus
narrow tube containing smooth muscle that contracts and pushes food to stomach; left of the trachea
rugae
small folds of smooth muscle on inside of stomach wall- help churn food, expands when stomach does
pyloric sphincter
controls movement of chyme from stomach into small intestine
small intestine
secretes digestive enzymes, chief site of absorption of digested nutrients
colon
re-absorption of water and formation of feces
rectum
reabsorb water and produce dry, concentrated feces
anus
opening of rectum
liver
secretes bile, filters toxins and nutrients from the blood and stores sugars
gall bladder
stores bile and releases it into the duodenum
bile duct
duct by which bile passes from the liver or gall bladder to the duodenum
pancreas
produces digestive enzymes and a variety of hormones
kidney
filter blood from circulatory system, removing the metabolic waste products produced in the tissues during cellular respiration; creates urine; responsible for maintaining a homeostatic balance of salts, fluids, and ions within body; responsible for extracting wastes and foreign substances from the blood strea;
ureter
smooth muscle tube that transports urine from kidney to urinary bladder
bladder
membranous sac that stores urine
urethra
tube that leads from urinary bladder to the outside of body
ovaries
produce eggs and hormones in females
oviducts
tube- carries egg from ovary to uterine horn; epithelial lining
uterine horn
in pigs, embryonic devt of fetus occurs
testes
produce sperm and male hormones
epididymis
coiled tube system surrounding testes, serves as storage unit and transportation canal for mature sperm
vas deferens
tubes that transport sperm from epididymis to urethra during ejaculation
urethra
tube that leads from urinary bladder to outside of body
gubernaculum
fibrous cord that connects testes to bottom of scrotum
thymus
produces large quantities of immune growth hormone
thyroid
produces thyroxine and calcitonin
pancreas
produces insulin (lowers glucose levels) and glucagon (raises glucose levels)