Explain the differences in a fetal pig versus a human relative to the following organs and structures: ductus deferens and its entry into the urethra; the location of prostate the gland; and the seminal vesicles. Which internal organs of the fetal pig appear to have the greatest amounts of blood supplied to them? Why does this make sense?

How many ribs does a fetal pig have? How many kidneys does a human body have? How many pairs of ribs do pigs have? There are approximately how many nephrons in a healthy human kidney? How many livers does a cow have? How many organs are in the excretory system? How many bones does a guinea pig have? What helps protect the kidneys in a pig's body?

Discuss dissection of the sheep kidneys and the urinary system of the fetal pig by doing the following: A. Compare the structure of the fetal pig kidneys to the structure of the sheep kidneys. B. Describe the location of the kidneys in the fetal pig. C. Describe the path that urine takes to exit the body, starting in the kidney.

Explain the differences in a fetal pig versus a human relative to the following organs and structures: ductus deferens and its entry into the urethra; the location of prostate the gland; and the seminal vesicles. Describe two ways that the internal anatomy of the fetal pig differs from that of a human. Enumerate the functions of the human kidney.

Where is the mesentery attached in a fetal pig? Where is your gallbladder located during pregnancy? Where does bile go after it leaves the gallbladder? Where is the gallbladder in relation to the liver? Where is the duodenum located in a fetal pig? Where is the cecum in the intestines? Where is the sigmoid colon? What does the gallbladder secrete?

Discuss how each term relates to the fetal pig dissection. Emphasize the importance of wearing the proper PPE during the dissection. When covering the anatomical parts, discuss their functions ...

Discuss dissection of the sheep kidneys and the urinary system of the fetal pig by doing the following: A. Compare the structure of the fetal pig kidneys to the structure of the sheep kidneys. B. Describe the location of the kidneys in the fetal pig. C. a. How does the size of the fetal face compare to the fetal cranium? b.

How are pig and human anatomy similar? What are the similarities between the fetal pig and the human musculoskeletal noticed on palpation? Where is the rectus sheath present in the abdomen? Where is the pleural cavity? Where is the bladder located in relation to the uterus? Where does the human fetus develop? Where are pacemaker cells located?

What are the functional roles of the umbilical artery and vein in fetal pig anatomy and physiology? What is the function of the astrocytes? (a) What is the main function of red blood cells? (b) How do they function in the body? What is the role of the liver in heat production? What is the function of the medulla? What is the function of the ...

Explain how the fetal pig is similar to the human skeleton. What are some of the similarities and differences between the human skeletal system and the palpation of the fetal pig skeletal system? Explain the differences in a fetal pig versus a human relative to the following organs and structures: ductus deferens and its entry into the urethra ...