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This printable set includes four differentiated Swine/ Pig Anatomy: Label the Parts of a Pig Worksheets. The 4 differentiated levels of the Pig Anatomy Worksheets are designed to be used for 1st to 6th grades, but can easily be modified for older students.
- Learning Objectives
- Introducing
- Musculoskeletal
- The app for iPads, Android tablets and desktop: www.biosphera.com
- Review
- Locate the bronchi bronchial tree
- trachea be linked with cartilage rings?
- collapsing as
- Trachea
- diaphragm
- mammals breath pressure breathing
- Review
- always
- arteries always
- pulmonary
- Blood Flow Through
- tricuspid valve
- Review
- Digestive System - External Anatomy
- Teeth
- Herbivore
- Duodenum
- jejunum and ileum.
- Small Intestine
- Structure: consists of duodenum,
- Intestinal Villi
- The large intestine
- Reabsorbs water
- would carnivores small or sometimes non-existent
- Pancreas
- Review
- Choose one person to
- The Kidneys
- Location:
- Renal Artery
- The nephron
- Check Your Understanding
- and urinary bladder
- Female
Identify the major body systems of pigs and their Explain the function of each major Describe the concept of homeostasis Explain how the major pigs work together to maintain homeostasis
In this lab, we taking a look several body systems in the pig. are mammals, just like humans. Keep this in mind as you explore various organs that make up pigs bodies! systems
will explore are: Circulatory Digestive Urinary Nervous
Let’s Get Comfortable App! Make sure everyone in your group takes a few minutes to explore the app Press buttons, move the model around, and touch/hold the organs... See what happens! these buttons to systems you want to layer the grey down as the skin layers are removed. You can do this for each body system. Use this function to focus on one body ...
your group write down the names muscles and three major bones in themusculoskeletal system of the pig.
labelthem image? Hint: to see the bronchial tree you might need to remove a respiratory system layer in the app Structure: large, spongy expandable organ Function: the site of gas exchange between the respiratory and circulatory systems Why doesone side of lung have fewer lobes than the other? wouldthe
The heart is located on the left side Most animals have fewer lung lobes (including humans) on the left side of the body to make room for
LARYNX: Commonly called the 'voice larynx is involved in sound, and protecting the against Extensions carry air the lungs. There are that directly trachea; that into the smaller main bronchus single lung. While they are similar structure to the cartilage and a mucous membrane, bronchi are supported with a layer smooth muscle fibres membrane and TRA...
As air travels down the trachea, it moves into each lung,through the divided Picture the of trees, branches of the bronchial tube thousands of little balloons on them instead of leaves! Bronchial Within the lungs, it
layer of muscle separating the thoracic abdominal cavity
FACT! Frogs don’t diaphragm create a negative pressure their mouth and throat sack. Gassesmove from high pressure areas to low pressure areas How is this different in animals like frogs?
Have one person in your group explain to others the mechanics of inhaling and exhaling, making include negative pressure breathing. Pick someone else others the route oxygen takes to get into our blood. QUIZ! Label the respiratory
oxygenated and the veins deoxygenated blood? No, there are TWO exceptions, but
blood away from the heart, veins always carry blood towardsthe heart The pulmonary artery and
the exceptions. Can you locate them Hint - you'll need to rotate your pig so that they are sideways, and label them on and you can click through the circulatory system layers in the the image? app to get a better look at the and arteries The Heart
The caudal, inferior and superior vena cava vessels carry deoxygenated the right atrium. then pumped from the to the rightventricle via
Blood is pumped from the right ventricle out to the pulmonary arteries, which carry the blood to the lungs oxygen.
Withyour group, trace the path of flows through the heart, to the lungs, and back again. Choose one person class. QUIZ! Label the diagram below your workbook!).
Turn off all other body systems and focus on these Digestive
furthest mammalian jaw. Usually adapted for grinding and tearing food Incisors: forward-most teeth in mammalian jaw. Usually adapted for obtaining food by cutting or cropping Canines: similar to incisors, mainly tear and rip food Many mammals have evolved highly specialized type of teeth
consists of a variety of plant and animal material Rotate your you are looking at the ventral view (put your pig on their back), zoom in as needed. mechanical and digestion mouth, food (called swallowed The bolus then enters the esophagus. Muscle contractions called peristalsis push along towards stomach stomach. Digestive The bolusmoves through th...
breakdown food Peptic cells: secrete pepsinogen, which forms the enzyme pepsin when combined with HCl. Pepsin is a hydrolytic enzyme that breaks down proteins into smaller amino acid chains called peptides Peptides are broken down into individual further on by other enzymes + H2O --- Pepsin
These,along with duodenum make up the small intestines. Can you label them on the image?
Location: slender coiled tube, large intestine at the caecum
wrapped by a membrane of mesentery and connects the supported receives Completes digestion started earlier food absorption chemical digestion occurs here
What lines the internal surface of the small intestine and what function?
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Location: duct runs between the urinary bladder and urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine from the bladder to kidneys and releases the outside of the body Male Location: duct runs between urinary bladder through the most distal part of the penis to the urethral opening Function: tube carrying urine and sperm to the outside of the body Revi...
Use your 3D Pig Anatomy app to label the muscles on the image. Feel free to peel back deeper layers and explore deeper muscles in the app! With your group write down the names of three major muscles and three major bones in the musculoskeletal system of the pig. Can you label them on the image?
What is the difference of the zygomatic process of the frontal bone in the pig versus a ruminant?
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