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Exploring the Anatomy of Abdominal Cavity: A Comprehensive Guide for Students

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  1. Pig Dissection

  2. Abdominal Cavity

  3. Cecum

  4. Duodenum

  5. The falciform ligament is a ligament that attaches the liver to the anterior (ventral) body wall. Falciform

  6. Gallbladder

  7. Gallbladder and Pancreas into duodenum

  8. Hepatic portal circulation

  9. Hepatic Portal Vein

  10. The ileocecal valve is a sphincter muscle valve that separates the small intestine and the large intestine. Illeocecal valve

  11. Illeum

  12. Jejunum

  13. Large Intestine (looks like spiral)

  14. Liver

  15. Connects stomach and duodenum Pyloric Sphincter

  16. Pancreas

  17. Rectum

  18. Spiral colon

  19. Spleen

  20. Stomach

  21. Villi

  22. Thoracic cavity

  23. Accessory Lobe of Lung

  24. Produce hormones Adrenal Gland

  25. Diaphragm

  26. Esophagus

  27. Glottis

  28. Larynx

  29. Superior, medial, inferior Lobes of Lungs

  30. Where esophagus meets the stomach Lower esophageal sphincter

  31. Thymus and Thyroid

  32. Trachea

  33. True Vocal Chord

  34. False vocal cord

  35. Urinary

  36. Bladder

  37. Carry urine from kidneys to bladder Ureter

  38. Kidney

  39. blood vessel that carries oxygenated blood to your kidneys. Renal vein and artery

  40. Umbilical artery

  41. Umbilical cord

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