Organ Function in Dogs

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Organ Function in DogsVersión en línea Slideshow explaining important organs in dogs por Emma 1 Organ Functions in Dogs Read through the slides explaining the functions of important organs. Then to test your knowledge, use the links provided on the last slide. 2 Heart Pumps blood throughout the body Consists of four chambers (right and left atrium and right and left ventricle) Right atrium: received deoxygenated blood Left atrium: receives oxygenated blood from the lungs Right ventricle: pumps deoxygenated blood to the lungs Left ventricle: pumps oxygenated blood to the body 3 Kidneys There are two of them present in a dog Filter waste from the blood Help to regulate blood pressure 4 Lungs Take in oxygen when a dog breathes in Releases carbon dioxide when a dog breathes out One is smaller than the other to make room for the heart 5 Liver Produces bile Can fix itself if damage occurs 6 Stomach Digests the food a dog eats by breaking it down Produces acid to help break down the food Stores food until it is slowly released into the intestines 7 Intestines Made of two parts (small and large intestine) Small intestine: absorbs nutrients from food Large intestine: absorbs water Produces poop 8 Spleen Removed damaged blood cells from the blood Stores extra red blood cells Helps fight infections 9 Pancreas Produces insulin Helps control blood sugar Produces enzymes to help with digestion 10 Bladder Stores urine until a dog is ready to pee When it is full it tells the brain that it is time to pee 11 Gallbladder Stores and releases bile Small and pear shaped Works closely with the liver 12 Esophagus Long tube that connects the mouth and the stomach Does not do any digestion Simply moves the food a dog eats to the stomach 13 Trachea Also called the windpipe Carries the air a dog breathes in to the lungs Filters air of germs and dust 14 More Practice https://www.purposegames.com/game/the-anatomy-of-a-dog https://www.purposegames.com/game/dog-heart-anatomy 6d15bb83-c0c7-4e1a-801c-848ccae2a0b2 https://www.educaplay.com/learning-resources/22657085-organs_of_the_dog.html

Organ Function in DogsVersión en línea

Slideshow explaining important organs in dogs

por Emma

Organ Functions in Dogs

Read through the slides explaining the functions of important organs. Then to test your knowledge, use the links provided on the last slide.

Heart

Pumps blood throughout the body
Consists of four chambers (right and left atrium and right and left ventricle)
Right atrium: received deoxygenated blood
Left atrium: receives oxygenated blood from the lungs
Right ventricle: pumps deoxygenated blood to the lungs
Left ventricle: pumps oxygenated blood to the body

Kidneys

There are two of them present in a dog
Filter waste from the blood
Help to regulate blood pressure

Lungs

Take in oxygen when a dog breathes in
Releases carbon dioxide when a dog breathes out
One is smaller than the other to make room for the heart

Liver

Produces bile
Can fix itself if damage occurs

Stomach

Digests the food a dog eats by breaking it down
Produces acid to help break down the food
Stores food until it is slowly released into the intestines

Intestines

Made of two parts (small and large intestine)
Small intestine: absorbs nutrients from food
Large intestine: absorbs water
Produces poop

Spleen

Removed damaged blood cells from the blood
Stores extra red blood cells
Helps fight infections

Pancreas

Produces insulin
Helps control blood sugar
Produces enzymes to help with digestion

Bladder

Stores urine until a dog is ready to pee
When it is full it tells the brain that it is time to pee

Gallbladder

Stores and releases bile
Small and pear shaped
Works closely with the liver

Esophagus

Long tube that connects the mouth and the stomach
Does not do any digestion
Simply moves the food a dog eats to the stomach

Trachea

Also called the windpipe
Carries the air a dog breathes in to the lungs
Filters air of germs and dust

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