Fetal Pig Dissection

What do humans have in common with pigs in terms of anatomy?

• Both have a backbone.

• Both have wings.

• Both have gills.

• Both have feathers.

What is one reason why studying the anatomy of pigs is useful for understanding human anatomy?

• Pigs can fly

• Pigs and humans have different body systems

• Pigs and humans share common body systems

• Pigs are mostly aquatic animals

Which of the following statements is true regarding the relationship between pigs and humans?

• Pigs and humans belong to different biological classes

• Pigs and humans do not share any anatomical similarities

• Both pigs and humans are mammals

• Humans are more closely related to birds than to pigs

How can fetal pigs contribute to our understanding of human anatomy?

• They can teach us about plant biology

• They provide no useful information

• They help in exploring outer space

• They offer insights into human body systems

What should you do with sharp objects in the lab to ensure safety?

• Point them at others when not in use

• Always cut towards yourself

• NEVER point sharp objects at yourself or others

• Use them to play games

What is the proper procedure after finishing a class period in the lab?

• Leave immediately without washing hands

• Wash hands at the end of each class period

• Keep the specimens for further study at home

• Leave the materials on the table

How should you handle specimens in the lab?

• Remove specimens from the classroom

• Throw specimens away casually

• Properly mount specimens to the dissection pan

• Play with specimens as part of learning

What is the correct way to manage lab materials after use?

• Leave them scattered around the lab

• Properly dispose of any materials

• Store them in personal lockers

• Ignore cleaning up

What should be avoided in the lab to maintain a safe environment?

• Reading lab manuals carefully

• No horseplay in the lab

• Working quietly on experiments

• Following all safety procedures

What term is used to describe the back side of an animal in anatomical terms?

• Ventral

• Dorsal

• Caudal

• Cranial