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Anatomy VTNE Review

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anatomy   show
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physiology   show
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show the left and right halves are essentially mirror images of one another and single structures are toward midline  
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What are the 2 main body cavities in the mammalian body?   show
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dorsal body cavity   show
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ventral body cavity   show
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How are the organs of the ventral body cavity divided?   show
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pleura   show
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visceral pleura   show
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parietal pleura   show
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show inflammation of the pleura  
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show lines the abdominal organs  
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peritonitis   show
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show the most basic unit  
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tissues   show
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show groups of tissues working together for the same purpose  
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show organs with a common set of activities  
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show maintenance of a dynamic equallibrium in the body (balance)  
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show cells with no nucleus  
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show cells with a true nucleus  
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cells membrane/plasma membrane   show
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cytoplasm   show
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show small "organs" that carry out function in the cell  
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show present in the cells of the digestive tract, projections that come out of the cell that help in absorption  
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show present in cells of the respiratory tract where a projection from the cell prevents dust and foreign bodies from entering the lungs  
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ribosomes   show
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mitochondria   show
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endoplasmic reticulum   show
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golgi body   show
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lysosomes   show
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show detoxify molecules  
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nucleus   show
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true or false: everything inside the cell other than the nucleus is genetic material.   show
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show false  
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show true  
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show cytoplasm, nucleus, and cell membrane  
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What are the principal components of cytoplasm?   show
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show it depends on the cells activity level (highly active cells require more mitochondria)  
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show proteins  
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The outer layer of the nuclear membrane in continuous with what?   show
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show epithelial, connective, nervous, and muscle  
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gross anatomy   show
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microanatomy/histology   show
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show connective  
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show cells that produce ordinary connective tissue  
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show less active adult cells  
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What kind of tissue forms tendons?   show
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What kind of tissue forms ligaments and the dermis of the skin?   show
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show skeletal, smooth, and cardiac  
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What is the first stage of tissue healing and repair?   show
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infection   show
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Is scar tissue as strong as the original tissue?   show
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show substances the leave the body  
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show protective, waterproof substance  
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show bacteria and viruses  
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mucin   show
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duct   show
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show spaces in loose connective tissue fill with body fluid in trauma  
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show fat  
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show tough, specialized connective tissue  
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mucus membranes   show
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True or False: Connective tissue has no direct blood supply and epithelial tissue is vascularized.   show
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show False: Cartilage does not contain nerves  
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True of False: bone is specialized connective that is well vascularized, protects vital organs such as the brain and heart, acts as a calcium reserve, and is the site of blood cell production and fat storage.   show
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show False  
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What structure acts as a partial barrier between the epithelial cells and the underlying connective tissue?   show
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What type of membrane lines the respiratory, urinary, and reproductive tracts?   show
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What is the first process in inflammation?   show
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show bone  
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osteocytes   show
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show bone  
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show 1. support 2. protection 3. leverage 4. storage 5. hematopoiesis  
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show prevents hypercalcemia by depositing excess calcium in bones  
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show prevents hypocalcemia by withdrawing calcium from bones  
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cancellous bone   show
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compact bone   show
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osteoblasts   show
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show mature bone cells  
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osteoclasts   show
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show longer than wide  
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short bones   show
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show thin and flat  
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show don't fit into the other categories (misc)  
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What fills the space inside bones?   show
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red bone marrow   show
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show adipose but can revert back to red  
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show large, round, articular surface  
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show spherical surface on end of a long bone  
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facet   show
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show all lumps, bumps, and projections in a bone  
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show hole in a bone; usually for a nerve or vessel to pass  
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fossa   show
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show short faced  
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dolicocephalic   show
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maxillary   show
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lacrimal   show
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show h-shaped and supports base of tongue, pharynx, larynx, and helps animal swallow  
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show first vertebra that helps hold up the head  
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c2 (axis)   show
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show flat bones that form the lateral walls of the thorax  
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show breastbone that forms the floor of the thorax  
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show most proximal bone of the thoracic limb  
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humerus   show
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What bones make up the antebrachium?   show
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show main weight bearing bone of the forearm  
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show helps form the elbow  
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carpus   show
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metacarpal bones   show
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show bones of the digits  
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show found in some tendons; irregular bones  
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show 3  
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show cranial most part of pelvis;wings of pelvis  
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show caudal most pelvic bone  
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show smallest of pelvic bones that forms cranial portion of pubic floor  
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show 3 pelvic bones that form this ball and socket joint  
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obturator foramen   show
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femur   show
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show knee cap  
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show the patella  
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fabellae   show
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tibia   show
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show thin, but complete bone that parallels tibia  
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show ankle (hock)  
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metatarsal bones   show
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os cordis   show
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show bone in penis that supports it in dog, walrus, beavers, and raccoon  
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show bone to strengthen the nose of swine  
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joints   show
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show joint  
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show completely immobile  
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show slightly mobile  
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show freely movable  
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flexion   show
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show increases angle  
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adduction   show
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show away from the medial plane  
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show twisting on axis  
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circumduction   show
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hinge joints   show
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gliding joint   show
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pivot joint   show
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show permits all synovial movement  
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What are the 3 types of muscles?   show
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show muscle  
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sarco   show
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show cytoplasm of the muscle cell  
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show skeletal muscle  
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show attach muscles to bones  
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aponeuroses   show
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origin of muscle   show
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insertion of muscle   show
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show rarely  
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prime mover (agonist)   show
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antagonist   show
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synergist   show
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fixator muscle   show
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show action, shape, location, number of heads, directions of fibers, attachment sites, and selected muscles  
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show 100+  
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involuntary striated muscle   show
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What muscle contracts with wave-like contractions?   show
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non-striated involuntary muscle   show
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show 1. large sheets of cells in some hollow organs 2. small discrete groups of cells  
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show masseters  
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What muscle contracts during inspiration?   show
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show thin muscle in the connective tissue beneath the skin  
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show upper arm region  
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show soft internal organs  
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neuro   show
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show central and peripheral  
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peripheral nervous system   show
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show sensory, motor, or integrating  
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neurons   show
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True or false: Neurons have a high requirement for oxygen.   show
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neuroglia (glial cells)   show
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show recieve stimuli or impulses from other neurons and conduct it to the cell body  
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axon   show
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effector cell   show
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myelin   show
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afferent nerve impulses   show
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show carry nerve impulses away from CNS  
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show voluntary movement of skeletal muscles  
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show self-regulating system (smooth and cardiac muscle)  
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show largest part of the brain  
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gyri   show
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sulci   show
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show deep grooves of the brain  
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show part of the brain just caudal to the cerebrum; responsible for balance, coordination, posture, and reflexes  
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show passageway between cerebellum and brain stem  
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brain stem   show
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show pons, medulla oblongata, and the mid-brain  
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meninges   show
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show fluid that protects that brain and spinal cord from hard surfaces of the skull and spinal cord  
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blood-brain barrier   show
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show special set of 12 nerves that originate directly from the brain  
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show when the neuron is not stimulated  
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cerebral cortex   show
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fenstrations   show
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central canal   show
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True or false: Neurons have a good reproductive ability.   show
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True or False: Spinal nerves are in the CNS?   show
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True or False: In fight or flight, activity in the GI tract is increased.   show
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Axons in the CNS are covered by what?   show
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When you pet a dog, what receptors send a sensation from the skin to that brain?   show
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show cerebrum  
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Damage to this part of the brain can result in rapid death.   show
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show the capillaries  
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show skeletal muscles  
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What is a common reflex used to assess the depth of anesthesia?   show
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What is the purpose of the endocrine system?   show
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Where are hormones produced?   show
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What other system does the endocrine system typically work with?   show
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show hormones  
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show endocrine glands  
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Where does the endocrine glands secrete its hormones?   show
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show onto the epithelial surfaces through ducts  
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What does a hormone do when it reaches it's target?   show
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show a thermostat-like system; when hormone levels fall the body secretes more  
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Where is the hypothalamus located?   show
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What does that hypothalamus regulate?   show
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What hormones are the anterior pituitary responsible for?   show
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show growth, metabolism and increasing sugars  
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show triggers and maintains lactation in females  
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show growth and development of the thyroid gland, and causing the thyroid gland to produce hormones  
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show stimulates growth and development of the adrenal cortex and the release of some of it's hormones  
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follicle stimulating hormone   show
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show completes process of follicle development on the female  
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melanocyte stimulating hormone   show
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show no-stores hormones produced in the hypothalamus  
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anti-diuretic hormone   show
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oxytocin   show
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thyroid gland   show
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show heats body and helps metabolism; also effects growth in young animals  
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show maintains homeostasis in blood calcium levels by lowering calcium levels in blood in times of hypercalcemia  
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parathyroid hormone   show
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What are the adrenal glands named for?   show
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show effect blood glucose levels-typically increase  
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mineralcortocoid hormones   show
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pancreas   show
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insulin   show
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show has the opposite effects of insulin and raises blood glucose  
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show androgens and testosterone  
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show estrogen and progestins  
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What hormone does the kidneys produce and what does it do?   show
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show gastrin- acts on stomach walls to produce acid and enzymes to aid in digestion  
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What important hormone does the placenta produce and what does it do?   show
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show negative feedback system  
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show hypophysis  
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What is another name for the growth hormone?   show
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show diabetes insipidus  
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show balance  
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mediastinum   show
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What is the outer layer of the heart called?   show
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show myocardium  
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Between myocardium and the lining of the heart is thin layer of lining. What is this called?   show
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Where is the base of the heart located?   show
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Where is the apex of the heart located?   show
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auricles   show
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show grooves separating ventricles  
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show ventricle walls are thicker because they have to pump blood to the rest of the body.  
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show largest artery in the body  
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show each contraction of the heart  
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show heart muscles contract and blood is ejected  
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show heart relaxes and blood refills  
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show pacemaker of the hear; regulates heartbeat  
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show Since the mother supplies oxygen and nutrients, the fetusus' blood supply bypasses it's lungs  
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When does a fetus's lungs inflate?   show
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Where is the mitral valve located?   show
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show right side  
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show amount of blood that leaves the heart that is determined by stroke volume and heart reate (sroke volume*HR)  
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show amount of blood ejected with each contraction  
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heartrate   show
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show blood pressue and fight or flight response  
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arteries   show
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show take blood to the heart  
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True or False: The mediastinum is also called the intrapleural space?   show
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show myocardium  
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show left ventricle  
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True or False: The SA Node is unable to repolarize itself.   show
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show purkinje fibers  
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What blood vessels do not have muscles in their walls?   show
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What effect does general anesthesia have on the cardiovascular system?   show
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show occurs in the lungs-exchange of oxygen and co2  
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internal respiration   show
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phonation   show
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olfactory   show
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What organs are included in the upper respiratory tract?   show
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show nostrils  
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turbinates   show
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paranasal sinuses   show
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show covers the opening of the larynx when the animal swallows  
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glottis   show
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show bronchi and alveoli  
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show from the bronchi to the alveolo  
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show bronchus-bronchi-bronchioles-alveolar ducts-alveolar sacs  
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alveoli   show
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diaphragm   show
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thorax   show
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show covers organs in thoracic cavity  
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visceral layer of pleuara   show
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show lines the thoracic cavity  
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inspiration   show
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expiration   show
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show volume of air inspired and expired in 1 breath  
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minute volume   show
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residual volume   show
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show the base  
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show from the mouth to the anus  
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show digestive tract, gastrointestinal tract (GI), or alimentary canal, or gut  
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show plant eating  
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omnivores   show
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carnivores   show
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show single or simple stomach  
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show mixing or fermentators; have3 multiple compartments in the stomach  
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show 1. ingest food and water 2. digest and absorb food and water 3. excrete waste products 4. secrete hormones and enzymes 5. convert nutrients to energy  
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show contractions that move contents along the digestive tract  
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show contractions that mix the contents of the digestive tract  
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show lips  
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show 1. parotid 2. mandibular 3. sublingual  
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show contains the upper arcade of teeth  
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show contains the lower arcade of teeth  
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show where teeth come together or chewing surface of teeth  
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show grasping teeth  
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canines   show
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show cutting teeth (cheek teeth)  
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show grinding teeth  
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show faces the tongue  
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show faces the hard palate  
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show faces the lips  
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show faces the cheeks  
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What is the feline dental formula?   show
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What is the canine dental formula?   show
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apex of a tooth   show
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pulp   show
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dentin   show
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cementum   show
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enamel   show
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show the cardia  
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What shape is the mono-gastric stomach?   show
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show blind pouch that will expand to hold more food as it is swallowed  
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show middle portion of the stomach  
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pyloric antrum   show
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show sphincter to regulate movement of chyme to duodenum and prevent back flow  
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show 1 true stomach and 3 forestomachs  
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reticulum   show
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hardware disease   show
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rumen   show
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show has many muscular folds in the lining  
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show true stomach of the ruminant  
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How is a young ruminants stomach different that a grown ruminant?   show
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show small intestine  
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show duodenum, jejunum, and ileum  
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villi   show
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micro-villi   show
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show layer of micro-villi  
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What are the 3 sections of the large intestines?   show
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Is the cecum more developed in carnivores or ruminants?   show
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show produced: hepatic ducts in liver stored: gall bladder  
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What organ plays a part in both lubrication and digestion?   show
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show baby teeth  
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show rumen  
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show ileus  
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What vitamins are fat soluble?   show
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show in the liver  
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show parotid salivary glands  
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show ascites  
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show sublingual salivary glands  
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show Megaesophagus  
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What are the 6 functions of the kidneys?   show
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show indented side of the kidney where blood, lymph vessels, nerves, and ureters enter and leave  
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show funnel shaped area in the hilus where urine forms  
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renal cortex   show
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show inner portion of kidney around renal pelvis  
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nephron   show
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show antidiuretic and aldosterone  
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show increased urine volume  
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Where do the ureters enter the bladder?   show
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Insufficient production of antidiuretic hormone can result in what?   show
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Production of little urine   show
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show process of cell division the produces reporoductive and ensures that the genetic makeup of each animal is different  
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when is the DNA of an animal the same?   show
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show thread-like accumulations of DNA in the nucleus of the cell; contains the genetic material of the cell  
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show total number of the chromosomes in the nucleus (number is paired)  
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show determine gender X, Y  
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diploid chromosome number   show
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show when all other body cells divide  
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show production of spermatozoa in the semineferous tubules  
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What sex chromosomes do sperm have?   show
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oogenesis   show
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show shortly after birth  
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show 1.) Produce sex hormones 2.)Produce sperm 3.) Deliver sperm to the female system at the appropriate time  
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testes   show
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scrotum   show
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What are the 2 main functions of the testes?   show
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spermatozoan   show
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What are the 3 main parts of a sperm cell?   show
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show caplike structure in the head of the sperm that breaks into the oocyte  
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show the midsection  
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inguinal rings   show
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show bad of tissue that hold the testicles  
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cremaster muscles   show
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spermatic cord   show
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paniform plexus   show
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vas deferens   show
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show carries urine and sperm out of the body  
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show surrounds the urethra; some of its secretions carry into it  
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What is the only reproductive accesory organ in dogs.   show
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show secrete lubrications into the urethra before ejaculation  
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show male breeding organ  
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show body  
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What part of the penis do cats have spines on?   show
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show sheath of skin enclosing penis when it is not erect  
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os penis   show
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bulb of the glans   show
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sigmoid flexure   show
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What are the 5 main functions of the female reproductive system?   show
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ovaries   show
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show production of cells and production of hormones  
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show process where ova are produced in the follicle of the ovaries  
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estrogens   show
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show hormone that prepares the uterus for implantation and maintains pregnancy  
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show follicle stimulating hormone and leutinizing hormone  
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uniparous   show
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multiparous   show
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show small, convoluted tubes that extend from the tip of the uterine horns  
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show funnel-like fingers that catch the ova  
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show womb where the fertilized ovum implants and lives until birth  
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placenta   show
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show musclar valve the closes off uterus from the outside world  
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show birth and estrus  
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show tube that recieves penis and breeding and acts as the birth canal  
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What is the only external female reporoductive organ?   show
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show entrance to the vagina  
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show female equal to the penis  
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show external boundary of the vagina  
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show the begining of one heat cycle to another  
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polyestrus   show
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show cattle and swine  
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seasonally estrous   show
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show horse, sheep, and cats  
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diestrous   show
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What animals are diestrous?   show
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show animals that only have 1 heat cycle a year  
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show mink and fox  
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show 1. Proestrus 2. Estrus 3. Metestrus 4. Diestrus 5. Anestrus  
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This is the actual heat period and when the female is receptive to sexual activity?   show
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This is a period of temporary inactivity between breeding cycles?   show
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show proestrus  
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show spermaozoa and ova  
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What letter spem cell needs to fertilize the ovum for the offspring to come out a male?   show
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Why is the mid-piece of the sperm refered to as the power plant?   show
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In cold conditions, this muscle contracts to pull the testes closer to the body.   show
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show it is the site of attatchment for the testes in the fetus's abdomen  
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show during ejaculation  
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True or False: Spermatozoa make up the majority of semen.   show
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What animals have an os penis?   show
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The glans of this animal is covered with short spines.   show
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What is the significance of the bulb of the glans n the dog?   show
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show boar, ram, and bull  
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show lutenizing hormone  
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show fallopian tubes  
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show clitoris  
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show the main part of the uterus  
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show paired sheets of connective tissue that suspend the uterus from the dorsal part of the abdominal cavity and attatch to the abdominal wall  
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show ribbon like structure along the surface of the testis where the sperm is stored  
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vas defrens   show
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Are the testes kept warmer or cooler than body temperature?   show
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