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1Label this diagram..
- AAorta
- BVena Cava
- CRenal Artery
- DRenal Vein
- EKidney
- FUreter
- GBladder
- HUrethra
2What is the STRUCTURE of the VENA CAVA?
(Select 2 answers)- AVein
- BArtery
- CThick
- DThin
3What is the FUNCTION of the VENA CAVA?
- ACarries DEOXYGENATED blood to the heart
- BCarries OXYGENATED blood to the heart
- CMaintain fluid balance
- DTakes urine from the kidneys to the bladder
4What is the STRUCTURE of the KIDNEYS?
- AA pair
- BStores urine
- CTakes urine from the kidney to the bladder
- Dexpels urine from the body
5What is the FUNCTION of the KIDNEYS?
- AMaintain fluid balance
- BStores urine
- CExpels urine from the body
- DCarries oxygenated blood
6What is the STRUCTURE of the URETER?
- AThin
- BThick
- CSingular
- DPair
7What is the FUNCTION of the URETER?
- ATakes urine from the kidneys to the bladder
- BStores urine
- CExpels urine from the body
- DMaintains fluid balance
8What is the STRUCTURE of the URETHRA?
(Select 2)- AThin
- BSingular
- CElastic
- DPair
9What is the FUNCTION of the URETHRA?
- AExpels urine from the body
- BTakes urine from Kidney to the bladder
- CStores urine
- DMaintains fluid balance
10Label this Diagram
- AAorta
- BVena Cava
- CRenal Artery
- DRenal Vein
- EKidney
- FUreter
- GBladder
- HUrethra
11The VENA CAVA is a large [blank_start]thin[blank_end] vein, that carries [blank_start]deoxygenated[blank_end] blood to the heart.
- Athin
- Bdeoxygenated
12The Kidneys maintain [blank_start]fluid balance[blank_end] and they're a [blank_start]pair[blank_end] (meaning there is two of them)
- Afluid balance
- Bpair
13The URETER is [blank_start]thin[blank_end], and takes urine from the [blank_start]kidney[blank_end] to the [blank_start]bladder[blank_end].
- Athin
- Bkidney
- Cbladder
14The URETHRA is [blank_start]thin[blank_end], and expels [blank_start]urine[blank_end] from the body.
- Athin
- Burine
15Label this diagram
- AAuditory Canal
- BEar Drum
- CSemi-circular canal
- DCochlear
- EVestibular nerve
- FCochlear nerve
- GEustachian canal
- HEar ossicles
- IOuter ear
16What is the STRUCTURE of the COCHLEAR?
(select 2)- ACircular
- BSnail like structure
- Ctiny bones
- Dthick
17What is the FUNCTION of the COCHLEAR?
- AAmplifies sound vibrations
- BTransmits sound through the ear canal
- CMaintains pressure in the inner ear
- DSend messages to the brain
18What is the STRUCTURE of the COCHLEAR NERVE?
- Along
- Bthin
- Ctiny bones
- Dsnail like structure
19What is the FUNCTION of the COCHLEAR NERVE?
- ASend messages to the brain
- BAmplifies sound vibrations
- CTransmit sound through the ear canal
- DMaintains pressure in the inner ear
20What is the STRUCTURE of the EAR OSSICLES?
- ATiny bones
- Bthick
- Cthin
- DSnail like structure
21What is the FUNCTION of the EAR OSSICLES?
- ATransmit sound through ear canal
- BSend messages to the brain
- CAmplifies sound vibrations
- DMaintains pressure in the ear
22What is the STRUCTURE of the EUSTACHIAN Canal?
- AThick
- Blong
- Ccircular
- Dsnail like structure
23What is the FUNCTION of the EUSTACHIAN CANAL?
- AMaintains pressure in the inner ear
- BTransmits sound through the ear canal
- CSend messages to the brain
- DAmplifies sound vibrations
24Label this diagram.
- AOuter ear
- Bauditory canal
- CEar drum
- Dsemi-circular canal
- Ecochlear
- Fvestibular nerve
- Gcochlear nerve
- Heustachian tube
- Iauditory ossicles
25Label this diagram
- Aovaries
- Btestes
- Cpancreas
- Dadrenal glands
- Eparathyroid glands
- Fthyroid glands
- Gpituitary gland
26Which GLAND releases ADRENALIN?
- AAdrenal
- BTestes
- COvaries
27What is ADRENALIN responsible for?
- AFight or flight response
- Bmaturation of sperm
- CStimulates ovulation
28What GLAND releases TESTOSTERONE?
- ATestes
- BAdrenal gland
- COvaries
29What is the FUNCTION of TESTOSTERONE?
- AFight or flight response
- Bmaturation of sperm
- Cstimulates ovulation
30Which GLAND releases OESTROGEN?
- AOvaries
- BTestes
- Cadrenalin
31What is the function of OESTROGEN?
- AStimulates ovulation
- Bfight or flight response
- Cmaturation of sperm
32Adrenalin is released from the [blank_start]adrenal gland[blank_end], it is responsible for the [blank_start]fight or flight[blank_end] response.
- Aadrenal gland
- Bfight or flight
33Testosterone is released from the [blank_start]testes[blank_end], it is responsible for the [blank_start]maturation[blank_end] of sperm.
- Atestes
- Bmaturation
34Oestrogen is released by the [blank_start]ovaries[blank_end] and is responsible for stimulating [blank_start]ovulation[blank_end].
- Aovaries
- Bovulation
35label this diagram
- Aovaries
- Btestes
- Cpancreas
- Dadrenal glands
- Eparathyroid glands
- Fthyroid glands
- Gpituitary gland
36label this diagram
- AAorta
- BLeft pulmonary artery
- CLeft pulmonary vein
- DLeft atrium
- EMitral valve
- Faortic valve
- Gleft ventricle
- Hseptum
- Iright ventricle
- Jinferior vena cava
- Ktricuspid valve
- Lpulmonary valve
- Mright atrium
- Nright pulmonary veins
- Oright pulmonary artery
- Psuperior vena cava
37What is the STRUCTURE of the AORTA
(select 2)- Alarge
- Bvein
- Cartery
- Dthick
38What is the FUNCTION of the AORTA?
- ATransports oxygenated blood to the body
- BTransports deoxygenated blood to the body
39What is the STRUCTURE of the SUPERIOR VENA CAVA?
(select 2)- Alarge in diameter
- Bvein
- Cartery
- Dsmall
40What is the FUNCTION of the SUPERIOR VENA CAVA?
- AReturns deoxygenated blood back to the heart
- Btransports oxygenated blood to the body
- Ccarries deoxygenated blood away from the heart
41What is the STRUCTURE of the PULMONARY ARTERY?
- Aartery
- Bvein
- Clarge
- Dsmall
42What is the FUNCTION of the PULMONARY ARTERY?
- Areturns deoxygenated blood to the heart
- Bcarries deoxygenated blood from the right ventricle to the lungs
- Ctransports oxygenated blood from the heart to the body
43What is the STRUCTURE of the INFERIOR VENA CAVA?
- Avein
- Bartery
- Csmall
- Dlarge
44What is the FUNCTION of the INFERIOR VENA CAVA?
- Acarries deoxygenated blood from the body to the right atrium
- Btransports oxygenated blood from the heart to the body
- Ccarries deoxygenated blood back to the heart
45What is the FUNCTION of the MITRAL VALVE?
- Aregulates blood flow from the left atrium to the left ventricle
- Btransports oxygenated blood from the heart to the body
- Ccarries deoxygenated blood back to the heart
46The aorta is the largest main [blank_start]artery[blank_end]. Its function is to transport [blank_start]oxygenated blood[blank_end] to the body.
- Aartery
- Boxygenated blood
47the superior vena cava is a [blank_start]vein[blank_end] which is large in [blank_start]diameter[blank_end]. its function is to return [blank_start]deoxygenated blood[blank_end] back to the heart
- Avein
- Bdiameter
- Cdeoxygenated blood
48the pulmonary artery carries [blank_start]deoxygenated blood[blank_end] from the right [blank_start]ventricle[blank_end] to the lungs
- Adeoxygenated blood
- Bventricle
49the inferior vena cava is a [blank_start]vein[blank_end] that carries [blank_start]deoxygenated[blank_end] blood from the body to the right [blank_start]atrium[blank_end]
- Avein
- Bdeoxygenated
- Catrium
50the mitral valve is responsible for regulating [blank_start]blood flow[blank_end] from the left [blank_start]atrium[blank_end] to the left [blank_start]ventricle[blank_end].
- Ablood flow
- Batrium
- Cventricle
51label this diagram
- Aaorta
- Bleft pulmonary artery
- Cleft pulmonary vein
- Dleft atrium
- Emitral valve
- Faortic valve
- Gleft ventricle
- Hseptum
- Iright ventricle
- Jinferior vena cava
- Ktricuspid valve
- Lpulmonary valve
- Mright atrium
- Nright pulmonary vein
- Oright pulmonary artery
- Psuperior vena cava
52label this diagram
- Adiaphragm
- Blungs
- Ctrachea
- Dlarynx
- Enasal and sinus cavity
53The structure of an ARTERY is thick, [blank_start]muscular[blank_end] and [blank_start]elastic[blank_end]
- Amuscular
- Blarge
- Celastic
- Dsmooth
54The function of an ARTERY is..
- ACarry oxygenated blood from the heart to the body
- BDeliver 02 and nutrients to tissues
- CCollect waste
- DCarry deoxygenated blood back to the heart
55Capillaries are [blank_start]Semi-permiable[blank_end] and [blank_start]thin[blank_end].
- ASemi-permiable
- Belastic
- Cmuscular
- Dthin
- Ethick
56The 2 functions of Capillaries are...
- ADeliver 02 and nutrients to tissues
- Bcollect waste
- Ccarry oxygenated from the heart to the body
- Dcarry deoxygenated blood back to the heart
57Veins are [blank_start]wide[blank_end], [blank_start]thin[blank_end] and fibrous. They also contain one way valves.
- Awide
- Blarge
- Csmooth
- Dthin
- Ethick
58The function of veins is to...
- ACarry deoxygenated blood back to the heart
- Bcarry oxygenated blood away form the heart
- Cdeliver 02 and nutrients to tissues
- Dcollect waste
59Where is the JACOBSENS ORGAN located?
- Aon the roof of the mouth
- Bin the nose
- Cunder the chin
- Don the tongue
60The Jacobsen's organ is a [blank_start]chemoreceptor organ[blank_end] that senses direction through [blank_start]sensory neurons[blank_end] and distinguishes different [blank_start]pheromones[blank_end]
- Achemoreceptor organ
- Bpheromones
- Csensory neurons
61What occurs during PRO-OESTRUS?
(select 1)- Aincrease in reproductive activity
- Bovulation occurs
- Cprogesterone levels rise
- Dcorpus luteum develops
62What occurs during OESTRUS?
(Select 3)- Afemale is receptive to male
- Bhigh levels of oestrogen
- Covulation occurs
- Dprogesterone levels at highest
- Ecorpus luteum develops
63What occurs during METOESTRUS?
(select 2)- Aprogesterone levels rise
- Bcorpus luteum develops
- Cprogesterone levels at highest
- Drest and reset
64What occurs during DIOESTRUS?
- Aprogesterone levels at highest
- Bcorpus luteum develops
- Covulation occurs
- Drest and reset
65what occurs during ANOESTRUS?
(select 3)- Arest and reset
- Blevels of prostaglandin rise
- Ccorpus luteum degenerates
- Dovulation occurs
- Eincrease in reproductive activity
66What occurs during the 1st pregnancy trimester?
(select 2)- Auterus grows in preperation
- Bfemale shows signs of discomfort
- Canimal starts to gain weight
- Dmilk production begins
67What occurs during the 2nd trimester?
(select 2)- Amilk production begins
- Bmammary glands start to grow
- Cfoetus develops nervous system
- Dfoetus develops organs
68What occurs during 3rd trimester?
- Amilk production begins
- Bfoetus develops organs
- Canimal gains weight
- Duterus grows
69Oxytocin is the hormone responsible for...
- AUterine contractions
- Bpreparing and maintaining uterus for and during pregnancy
- Cstimulates lactation
- Dstimulates development of the mammary gland
70Progesterone is the hormone responsible for...
- Apreparing and maintaining the uterus for a during pregnancy
- Buterine contractions
- Cstimulates lactation
- Dslowing down or stopping labour
71Prolactin is the hormone responsible for ....
(select 2)- Adevelopment of mammary glands
- Bstimulates lactation
- Cuterine contractions
- Dprepares and maintains the uterus for and during pregnancy
72During Pro-oestrus there is an increase in [blank_start]reproductive[blank_end] activity. In dogs this lasts 9 days
- Areproductive
73During Oestrus the female is receptive to the male, there are high levels of [blank_start]oestrogen[blank_end] and [blank_start]ovulation[blank_end] occurs. In dogs this lasts 9 days
- Aoestrogen
- Bovulation
74During met oestrus [blank_start]progesterone[blank_end] levels rise and the [blank_start]corpus luteum[blank_end] develops.
- Aprogesterone
- Bcorpus luteum
75[blank_start]Progesterone[blank_end] levels are highest during Dioestrus. This lasts 2 months in dogs.
- AProgesterone
76During Anoestrus, the rest and reset period, levels of [blank_start]prostaglandin[blank_end] rise and the [blank_start]corpus luteum[blank_end] degenerates
- Aprostaglandin
- Bcorpus luteum
77label this diagram
- Abladder
- Bprostate
- Ctesticles
- Dpenis
- Eurethra
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