Frog's External Anatomy
Frog's Internal Anatomy
Dissetion Basics
Frog Visuals
Tools
100
The outermost covering of the frog's body. (In humans, this is the largest external organ.)
What is Skin
100
The largest internal organ in the frog
What is the liver
100
Animal that was disceted
What is a frog?
100
What organ is labeled D
What is the heart
100
what you cut things with
What are scissors
200
Visible near the eye, this part of the frog plays a role in its hearing.
What is the tympanic membrane
200
These are attached to the heart and are spongy.
What are the lungs
200
The first thing you do
What is put on (non latex) gloves
200
What organ is labeled L
What is the stomach
200
What you use to hold the frog in place
What are pins
300
The clear membrane attached to the bottom of the eyelid.
What is the nictitating membrane
300
The esophagus leads to this internal organ.
What is the stomach
300
If you're lucky you'll find this in the stomach.
What are flies
300
What organ is labeled H
what is the large intestine
300
What you would keep your specimen in.
What is a dissecting pan
400
The tympanic membranes on either side of the frog's head lead to the Eustachian tubes, which equalize this during swimming.
What is pressure
400
The straight part of the small intestine is called the duodenum. The curly part is called this.
What is the ileum
400
People are allergic to this so we can't use these type of gloves.
What is Latex
400
What organ is labeled I
What is the cloaca
400
Used to make a small cut or incision when dissecting.
What is a scalpel
500
This slit in the mouth leads to the lungs.
What is the glottis
500
This membrane covers the frogs internal organs.
What is peritoneum
500
Specimens are mainly preserved with this chemical.
What is formaldehyde
500
What organ is labeled C
What is a lung
500
This tool has a single point that is either straight or slightly bent.
What is a probe