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Attack some parasitic worms. 2 lobes. Reddish orange.

Eosinophil (granulocyte)

White blood cell containing membrane bound granules.

Granulocyte

Containing

Slightly oval, dark blue to purple. involved in specific disease resistance.

Lymphocyte ( agranulocyte)

Transport oxygen from lungs to the tissues, and some carbon dioxide.

Erythrocytes

Rbc’s. Biconcave discs.

Phagocytic macrophages. Kidney bean/ horse shoe shaped.

Monocyte (agranulocyte)

White blood cell lacking membrane bound granules.

Agranulocyte

Lacking

White blood cells

Leukocyte

Destroy bacteria. Multiple lobes.

Neutrophil (granulocyte)

Multiple Lobes

Aid in inflammation with histamine.

Basophil (granulocyte)

Histamine

Clotting

Agglutination

Are antigens present?

Blood agglutinate with antiserum

Pressure at sound of first steady beating

Systolic

Steady

Pressure when beating sound disappears

Diastolic

Disappears

Universal donor

O

Universal recipient

AB

Covers the glottis to keep food/ liquid from entering.

Epiglottis

Separates the stomach from the duodenum.

Pyloric sphincter

Donut shaped

Majority of nutrient absorption takes place.

Small intestine

Absorption

Extends from larynx to the lungs

Trachea

Lined with cartilage rings

Stores blood

Spleen

Narrow and flat gland alongside the tongue.

Sublingual gland

Between lungs and liver. Primary for breath.

Diaphragm

Bring urine to bladder

Ureter

Transports urine from bladder

Urethra

Male hormones

Testes

Female hormones

Ovaries

Produce seminal fluid

Seminal vesicles, prostate gland, bulbourethral glands

Spb

Fertilization occurs

Uterine tubes

Embryo developes

Uterine horns

Diff in male and female

Male- penis


Female- genital papilla

Temporary urine storage

Urinary Bladder

Conduct urine/ sperm outside

Urethra

Transfer sperm to urethra

Ductus deferens

Filters blood from urine

Kidneys

Formed by uterine horns with cervix

Uterine body

Passageway for ductus deferens

Inguinal canal

Tubules on testes for storage and maturation

Epididymis

Receives penis during copulation

Vagina

Produces urine

Kidney

Contains testes

Scrotum

Male copulatory organ

Penis

Terminal end of male urogenital tract

Urethra

Junction of the large and small intestines. “Finger like”

Cecum

Only part of lung attached to the body

Hilus

Connective tissue that attaches to and anchors the outside convex curve of the stomach

Greater omentum

Anchors

Muscular region anterior to anus

Rectum

Hormones from here stimulate the early development of immune system

Thymus

Early development

Absorbs water from indigestible food/ prepares waste for elimination

Large intestine

Indigestible food/ waste

Bile for digestion/ absorption of fats

Gall bladder

Bile/ fat absorption

External ear flap

Pinna

Opening of nose

External nares

Stiff hairs on the head

Vibrissae

Ridges surface of the mouth

Hard palate

Ridged

Projections on edge of the tongue

Papillae

Opening of the trachea

Glottis

Epiglottis covers this

Root of the lung

Hilus

Root

Connects pharynx with stomach

Esophagus

Stomach

Transports bile from gall bladder to duodenum

Common bile duct

From

Finger like projection between large and small intestines

Cecum

Finger like projections

Extends from larynx to the lungs. Lined with cartilage rings

Trachea

In middle lobe of liver. Sac containing green bile.

Gall bladder

Between the stomach and jejunum. C- shaped

Duodenum

C shaped