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1. Use the whole-body region and add one layer of the endocrine system a. Isolate the which is responsible for the production of the hormone insulin. Notice the two ducts that exit from the head of this organ, the ducts. Add one layer of the digestive system and observe that these ducts secrete their Remove the digestive system and isolate the hormones that regulate metabolism (T3 and T4). Add one layer of the respiratory system and observe that this gland is located inferior to the fluid into the of the small intestine. b. land which secretes cartilage and to the lungs. Rotate the gland to observe the posterior side of the gland. Here you will observe 4 small pea-shaped glands called theglands. These glands are important for the regulation of the mineral Overproduction of which the levels of this mineral Remove the layer of the respiratory system and add 1 layer of the urogenital system Identify the 2 These glands are responsible for production of the stress hormones and contributes to the regulation of blood plasma osmolarity leads to a condition called hyperparathyroidism in c. orglands located superior to the kidneys. and for production of a hormone which d. Remove the urogenital system and isolate the head/neck region. Add 1 layer of the nervous system. Hide the cranial dura mater and the cranial arachnoid mater.Notice the brain. This gland is connected to theby the infundibulum. This gland can be separated into two main parts, the adenohypophysis) and forms an important link between the brain and the endocrine system. gland which is located at the medial inferior aspect of the (aka (aka neurohypophysis) pituitary. This gland with all systems off and add 1 layer to the urogenital system. which are responsible for filtering Identify the 2 bean-shaped and cleaning the blood. Hide the superior and inferior caps such that the underlying renal pyramids are visible. These pyramids contain multiple functional units of this organ. At the apex of these pyramids are the into which urine empties from the nephrons in a renal pyramid. These converge into the major calyces, followed by the much larger organ through the Urine is then stored in the highly muscular urinary organ and then hide it. Notice that the inside is composed of ridges known as rugae which allow it to which are the calyces . Urine exits this . Select this Zoom in to observe where urine exits the bladderthrough the prostatic gland which enlarges with age and contributes to urinary difficulties as males age. Contraction of the during the process of In males, this tube is surrounded by the prostate muscle pushes urine out of the bladder 3. Isolate the full body and add 1 layer of the digestive system This organ is found slightly posterior to the stomach and adjacent to the of the small intestine is also considered to be an endocrine organ: a. Hide this organ and identify the duct. This duct transports digestive enzymes into the that are produced in the and merges with the . Bile that is not needed immediately is stored in the duct which transports bile that is produced in the which is located slightly Identify the three regions of the stomach, the upper and inferior to the lobe of the liver. b. the medial and lower . Highlight the body of the stomach and notice three muscle layers that mix and churn food, the outer layer, middle gastric folds (aka gastric rugae) which function to increase the layer, and inner layer. Also notice thegastric folds (aka gastric rugae) which function to increase the Hide the Greater Omentum to obtain a better view of the small intestine. Notice the three regions: the upper c. which is separated from the stomach by the middle and the lower The is primarily responsible for the digestion of food, while the and are important for absorption of nutrients. Chyme from the ileum travels into the first portion of the large intestine, the through the small pouch-like tube called the appendix that is often removed surgically if it becomes infected. Chyme then travels through the rest of the small intestine. It first moves upwards through the At the inferior end of this structure is a colon, then horizontally through the colon, then downwards through the colon, then througlh colon, ending in the where an S shaped curve called the fecal material is stored before excretion. 4. Select the Female Pelvis:Prosection gender/region and turn on the Urogenital system Identify one of the two the ovarian captured by the surrounding ovum becomes fertilized, it will implant in the a. which are the location of egg (ovum) maturation in During ovulation, an ovum is released and of the tube. If the . Hide theovum becomes tertillzed, It Will Implant in th myometrium which is the coordinated contractions during child birth. Inside the uterus you will observe the inner during pregnancy. . Hide the - _muscular layer of the uterus that undergoes layer in which the fertilized ovum will implant and develop b. Notice the which is the canal at the inferior aspect of the uterus and connects the uterus to the cells are obtained during a pap smear that may be indicative of cancer. This canal is the region from which

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1. Use the whole-body region and add one layer of the endocrine system a. Isolate thepancreas which is responsible for the production of the hormone pancreatic ducts. Add one layer of the digestive system and observe that these ducts b. Remove the digestive system and isolate the thvroid gland which secretes insulin. Notice the two ducts that exit from the head of this organ, the accessory and the main secrete their pancreatic fluid into the duodenumof the small intestine. hormones that regulate metabolism (T3 and T4). Add one layer of the respiratory system and observe that this gland is located inferior to the laryngeal thyroid artilage and superior to the lungs. Rotate the gland to observe the posterior side of the gland Here you will observe 4 small pea-shaped glands called the_parathyroidglands. These glands are important for the regulation of the mineral calcium. Overproduction of parathyroid hormone leads to a condition called hyperparathyroidism in which the levels of this minera Increase Remove the layer of the respiratory system and add 1 layer of the urogenital system Identify the 2 suprarenal_or_adrenal glands located superior to the kidneys These glands are responsible for production of the stress hormones_cortisol c. nd adrenaline and for production of aldosterone a hormone which contributes to the regulation of blood plasma osmolarity d. Remove the urogenital system and isolate the head/neck region. Add 1 layer of the nervous system. Hide the cranial dura mater and the cranial arachnoid mater. Notice the hypothalamusgland which is located at the medial inferior aspect of the brain. This gland is connected to thepituitary gland gland can be separated into two main parts, the anterior pituitary adenohypophysis) and_posterior pituitary (aka neurohypophysis) pituitary. This gland forms an important link between the brain and the endocrine system by the infundibulum. This

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