Fetal Pig Anatomy

Front 1

external nares

Back 1

nostrils

Front 2

pinnae

Back 2

ear

Front 3

external auditory canal

Back 3

earhole

Front 4

umbilical cord (and defn)

Back 4

external belly button
where the fetal pig gets its nutrients

Front 5

mammary papillae

Back 5

nipples
where milk travels to feed offspring

Front 6

snout

Back 6

nose

Front 7

urogenital opening

Back 7

hole right in front of the thing that sticks out

Front 8

urogenital papilla

Back 8

thing that sticks out in front of anus

Front 9

diaphram (and defn)

Back 9

thing separating the 2 sections
expands and contracts lungs while breathing

Front 10

cardiac sphincter

Back 10

tube inside stomach
entrance of food into stomach from esophagus

Front 11

pyloric sphincter

Back 11

knot where stuff enters small intestine
entrance of food into small intestine from stomach

Front 12

fundus

Back 12

dilated anterior portion

Front 13

greater curvature

Back 13

bigger curve part of the stomach

Front 14

lesser curvature

Back 14

smaller curve part of the stomach

Front 15

rugae

Back 15

folds inside stomach

Front 16

rugae
to allow for maximum surface area for the expansion of the stomach

Back 16

folds in the stomach and defn

Front 17

spleen
destroys old red blood cells
holds a reservoir of blood

Back 17

tongue thing and defn

Front 18

pancreas
secretes pancreatic juice that contains enzymes to aid in digestion and regulates blood sugar levels

Back 18

oatmeal thing

Front 19

small intestine
absorbes nutrients from food

Back 19

the bigger intestine mass

Front 20

duodenum

Back 20

section right after pyloric sphincter

Front 21

jejunum

Back 21

most of the small intestine

Front 22

ileum

Back 22

part of the small intestine right before connecting to the secum

Front 23

ileocaecal junction

Back 23

where the ileum connects to the finger thing

Front 24

spiral colon
absorbs water back from the food

Back 24

large intestine and defn

Front 25

caecum

Back 25

finger thing, end of large intestine (not the rectum)

Front 26

rectum
stores the feces

Back 26

big long straight thing extending from large intestine and defn

Front 27

liver
2 lateral lobes
2 central lobes
1 caudate lobe
produces urea, makes amino acids, converts glucose to glycogen, produces bile to emulsify fats and filters toxins from blood

Back 27

big thing with 5 lobes and defn

Front 28

gall bladder
stores bile

Back 28

balloonish thing under liver

Front 29

common bile duct

Back 29

the duct that does not come out of the gall bladder and is not right next to it

Front 30

cystic duct

Back 30

coming out of the gall bladder