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Organs and Parts you need to know on The PigWhen learning these structures, it is helpful for you to learn them in a way that makessense, i.e. in the way they are connected by function. For example, the urinary system:the kidney is connected to the ureter, which is connected to the urinary bladder, whichis connected to the urethra.Below is a list of organs, which I tried to put into general sections based on function.DigitsUmbilical cordAnal openingUrogenital openingMammary glandTongueTeethGlottisEpiglottisEsophagusStomachPyloric valveSmall intestine:Duodenum, jejunum, ileumCaecumLarge intestine:Colon, rectumLiverGall bladderSpleenPancreasOvaryUterine tubesUterine hornsUterusVaginaUrogenital sinusVulvaProcessus vaginalisEpididymisTestisDuctus deferensPenisUrinary bladderUreterKidneyurethraDiaphragmLungsTracheaLarynxSubclavian veinsAnterior vena cava (precava)Brachiocephalic veinsInternal and external jugular veinsPosterior vena cava (postcava)Renal veinsCoronary veinCommon iliac veinUmbilical veinPulmonary arteryUmbilical arteriesAortic archDuctus arteriosisBrachiocephalic arteryCommon carotid arteriesSubclavian arteriesIntercostal arteriesRenal arteriesIliac arteriesThoracic aortaAbdominal aortaCoronary arteryLeft and right ventricleLeft and right atrium (or auricle)PericardiumMeningesCerebrumCerebellumMedulla oblongataOlfactory bulbThymusThyroid