Fetal Pig Respiration and Circulation Lab

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Across
  1. 4. Volume of air that is inhaled with maximum effort above tidal volume.
  2. 5. Separates the nasal and oral cavities. Closes off the nasopharynx to prevent food from entering nasal chamber.
  3. 11. Amount of lobes in left lung.
  4. 12. Houses the vocal cords and is involved in sound production
  5. 14. Instrument used to measure volume of air inhaled or exhaled.
  6. 15. Membrane that surrounds the heart (remember Peri- means around).
  7. 17. First branch into the lungs after the trachea. Reinforced with complete cartilage.
  8. 18. Gland at the base of the neck involved in metabolism.
  9. 20. Separate atria from ventricles.
  10. 22. Anterior-most part of the respiratory system in fetal pig. Where air enters
  11. 23. Separates the nasal and oral cavities. Contains ridges
  12. 26. Blood vessel that brings blood away from the heart.
  13. 30. layer of simple squamous epithelium that surrounds the abdominal cavity
  14. 31. Blood circuit that involves blood pumping throughout heart and lungs.
  15. 32. Oxygen content in the umbilical vein.
  16. 33. Veins that bring blood away from brain. Two internal and Two external.
  17. 35. Prenatal blood vessel that bypasses liver from umbilical vein and goes to right atrium.
  18. 36. Blood vessel that brings blood to the heart
  19. 41. Vein in anterior body that all veins connect to and directly connects to cranial vena cava.
  20. 44. Vein that forms from combination of gastrosplenic and mesenteric veins. Brings blood to liver.
  21. 45. Capacity of air that can be present in lungs. VC+RV
  22. 46. Umbilical vessel that brings oxygen-poor blood away from embryo. There are two of these.
  23. 49. The arteries that bring blood to the ribs.
  24. 51. Vein/Artery that brings/transports blood from/to the kidneys.
  25. 52. Volume of air inhaled/exhaled in normal breathing.
  26. 54. Flap in the throat region that prevents food from entering the larynx and trachea.
  27. 57. Volume of air that can be exhaled beyond the tidal volume.
  28. 58. Vein/Artery that brings/transports blood from/to shoulder
  29. 59. The valve between the right atrium and right ventricle.
  30. 60. Maximum amount of air taken into lungs after normal exhalation. TV+IRV
  31. 61. Capacity of air in lungs after normal exhalation. ERV+RV
Down
  1. 1. Umbilical vessel that bring oxygenated blood to the embryo. There is one of this.
  2. 2. Posterior to the larynx and where air will pass. Reinforced with C-shaped cartilage.
  3. 3. Blood vessel that brings blood to the right atrium.
  4. 6. Vein/Artery that brings/transports blood from/to the thigh.
  5. 7. Blood circuit that involves blood pumping to throughout the body.
  6. 8. Vein that, despite its name, brings blood from the medial (inner) part of upper arm
  7. 9. Branch from the bronchi. Do not have cartilage and are small in diameter.
  8. 10. Number of lobes in right lung.
  9. 13. Vein that carries blood away from stomach and spleen and combines with mesenteric vein.
  10. 14. Vein/Artery that combines/branches into axillary and subscapular. Runs below clavicle.
  11. 16. Artery that brings blood to intestines.
  12. 19. True or false- Blood does not directly flow from mother to fetus. Instead, diffusion occurs between them.
  13. 21. Stringy heart structures that hold valves in place.
  14. 24. Inferior tip of heart on left side of body.
  15. 25. Vein/Artery that brings/transports blood from/to lateral (outer) part of upper arm.
  16. 26. The valve between the left ventricle and aortic arch.
  17. 27. Arteries that carry blood to the vein. Two total
  18. 28. Sac-like structures. Found at the ends of bronchioles. Involved in gas exchange in the lungs.
  19. 29. The vein that collects blood from the ribs.
  20. 30. Tube shared between respiratory and digestive system that will connect to larynx or esophagus.
  21. 34. The valve between the left atrium and left ventricle. Also celled mitral valve.
  22. 37. Blood vessel that brings blood from the heart to the rest of the body.
  23. 38. Separate left and right side of heart (atrium from atrium; ventricle from ventricle)
  24. 39. Prenatal blood vessel that allows blood to bypass the lungs from the pulmonary trunk and goes to the aorta.
  25. 40. opening between pharynx and larynx
  26. 42. Artery that brings blood to stomach and spleen.
  27. 43. Prenatal feature that allows transport of oxygenated blood from right atrium to left atrium since lungs are non-functional.
  28. 47. Maximum amount of air inhaled after maximum exhalation. ERV+IRV+TV
  29. 48. Artery that carries oxygenated blood to the heart tissues.
  30. 50. Gland in the neck involved in the immune system. Located laterally to the trachea.
  31. 53. Vein/Artery that brings/transports blood from/to the pelvic region.
  32. 55. Volume of air remaining in lungs to keep inflated.
  33. 56. All arteries carry oxygenated blood except for which artery?