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1. Stratum Externum
2. Stratum Medium
3. Stratum Internum
4. Hoof Wall
5. Dermis
6. Fused to periosteum of distal phalanx
7. PIII 8. PIV 9. PII 10. PI
11. Toe 12. Quarter 13. Heel
What System/Organ is represented?
Integumentary/Claw
1. Claw Fold
2. Dermis
3. Haired Side
4. Distal Phalanx
5. Non-Keratinized Stratified Squamous Epithelium
6. Wall (Keratin)
7. Sole
9. Middle Phalanx
SENSITIVE RETINA 6/10 LAYERS
A. Axons of Ganglion Cells
B. Ganglion Cell Layer
C. Bipolar Cell Layer
D. Cell Bodies of Rods&Cones
E.Pigmented Epithelium
F.Rod
G. Cone
H. Rods&Cones Layer
A-Canal of Schlemm
B-Iris
C-Cornea
D-Anterior Chamber
E-Posterior Chamber
F-Lens
G-Ciliary Body
H-Zonula
I-Ora Serrata Covering Vitreous Space
A-Ciliary Processes
B-Iris
C-Lens
D-Cornea
E-Anterior Chamber
F-Zonules
G-Ciliary Body
H-Trabecular Meshwork
A-External Ear
B-Middle Ear
C-Inner Ear
A)Identify
B)What type of tissue?
C)Function
A. Tympanic Membrane
B. 3 Layers:
-Dense CCT in middle
-Lined on each side by
epithelium
C. Separates external ear from middle ear
A) Identify Organ/Division and what are the bones called?
A)Middle Ear, 3 Auditory Ausicles
B)Malleus
C)Tympanic Membrane
D)Tympanic Cavity
E)Auditory Tube
F)Incus
G)Vestibular Window
H)Stapes
INTERNAL EAR
A. Semicircular Canals
B. Vestibule
C. Osseous Labrinth
D. Cochlea
E. Vestibular Window
F. Cochlear Window
INTERNAL EAR
A. Membranous Labrinth (Within Osseous Labrinth)
INTERNAL EAR
A)Semicircular Canals
B)Ampulla
C)Vestibule
D)Utricle
E)Saccule
What is this a Picture of?
-Cross-section thru an Ampulla showing Crista Ampularis
A. Endolymph (in semicircular canal)
B. Cupula
C. Hair Cell with stereocilia & 1 Kinocilium
D. Supporting Cell
What is this?
-Embryo
A. Prosencephalon
B. Mesencephalon
C. Rhombencephalon
D. Notochord
A. Cerebrum
B. Thalamus
C. Midbrain
D. Cerebellum
E. Pons
F. Medulla
G. Spinal Cord
A. Prosencephalon = Cerebrum+Thalamus+Hypothal
B. Mesencephalon=Midbrain
C. Rhombencephalon = Pons + Cerebellum + Medulla Oblongata
A. Forebrain
B. Cerebellum
C. Brain Stem
What organ?
-Cerebrum
A.Gyri (Ridges-Gyrus singular)
B.Sulci (Valleys-Sulcus)
A. Central Canal (Lined with
ciliated columnar epithelium)
B. Gray Matter
C. White Matter
D. White Matter
E. Gray Matter
A. Subdural Cavity
B. Subarachnoid Cavity
C. Pia Mater
D. Arachnoid
E. Dura Mater
Conical Buccal Papillae
(Heavily Keratinized mucosal projections)
(Ruminants)
Interior of Rumen
Papillae
A) Rumen-opened up
- largest compartment
- nearly fills left side of abdomen
- large space for fermentation (chemical breakdown)
B) Reticulum:
-contats diaphr. Cr to rumen
-mechanical breakdown of food
A. OMASUM
- located low in the cranial right abdomen
- function is for mechanical breakdown of food
Interior of Omasum
Omasal Laminae of different lengths
Abomasum
- located ventrally & towards the right
- glandular or “true” stomach; provides chemical digestion
- has cardiac, proper gastric & pyloric gland regions
- spiral folds in body regions; see grossly; are permanent
Avian Digestive System/Stomach
A- Proventriculus = glandular part
B - Ventriculus (Gizzard) = Muscular Part
Ventriculus(Gizzard)
A. Koilin or Keratinoid
B. Tubular Glands in LP
C. Submucosa
D. Tunica Muscularis (CCT)
E. Serosa
NO MUSCULARIS MUCOSAE!
Large Intestine
A. Taenia coli -
see in some species:
Horses, pigs, humans
-longitudinal bands of smooth
muscle
- very prominent in the horse
A. Paraventricular Nucleus
B. Supra-Chiasmatic Nucleus
C. Hypothalamo-Hypophyseal Portal Tract
E. PT
F. PI
G. PN
H. PD
I. Neurohypophysis
J. Adenohypophysis
Endocrine System
Pancreas
Alpha Cells
-Secrete Glucagon
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