The internal and Identify these blood vessels and indicate external jugular veins where each carry blood. connect which body Locate the jugular vein and carotid artery. regions to the heart? What is the function of each? Do the jugular veins Which has the higher blood pressure? carry blood to or from Why? the heart? Vessels Caudal to the Heart This image has the What are the paired This illustration shows a fetal liver, stomach, organs in this pig's left hind leg with the pancreas, and intestine illustration? What is femoral artery exposed. removed. their function? What are the blood What would be the What vessels that bring blood name of the remaining to and away from these corresponding artery organs? Why do such organs can you that supplies blood to identify? small organs have such a the foreleg of this pig? Point out a large blood supply? What are the whitish spinal nerve. An intercostal tubes running posterior (= between the from the middle of each ribs) artery kidney? What is their Name and function? Where do they go after leaving the identify the large vein and kidneys? large artery Where would you look that run caudal for the adrenal glands in to the heart. this picture? What is the largest vein in a fetal pig and why?
The internal and external jugular veins connect which body regions to the heart? Do the jugular veins carry blood to or from the heart? Identify these blood vessels and indicate where each carry blood. Locate the jugular vein and carotid artery. What is the function of each? Which has the higher blood pressure? Why? Vessels Caudal to the Heart This image has the liver, stomach, pancreas, and intestine removed. What remaining organs can you identify? Point out a spinal nerve. An intercostal (= between the ribs) artery Name and identify the large vein and large artery that run caudal to the heart. What is the largest vein in a fetal pig and why? What are the paired organs in this illustration? What is their function? What are the blood vessels that bring blood to and away from these organs? Why do such small organs have such a large blood supply? What are the whitish tubes running posterior from the middle of each kidney? What is their function? Where do they go after leaving the kidneys? Where would you look for the adrenal glands in this picture? This illustration shows a fetal pig's left hind leg with the femoral artery exposed. What would be the name of the corresponding artery that supplies blood to the foreleg of this pig?
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