This document provides a visual guide to dissecting a fetal pig, with instructions and diagrams showing the key steps:
1) Opening the specimen bag and placing the pig on a tray.
2) Making a series of incisions on the skin with a scalpel along dotted lines on the arms, legs, chest and umbilical cord.
3) Removing the skin by pulling it back with forceps while cutting underneath with the scalpel.
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3. Opening the Specimen
Cut the specimen along the
edge of the bag where this
dotted line appears.
Be mindful to hold the bag
upright as you cut to prevent
excess fluid from pouring out.
4. 1. Pour the
excess fluid
into a nearby
sink from the
bag.
2. Take out fetal
pig and place
on tray like
seen on the
left.
3. Pour out
excess fluid
from bag and
place bag to
the side.
5. You will be
making multiple
incisions with the
scalpel along the
dotted lines seen
to the right.
6. First Incisions
Our first incisions with the scalpel will be along the right and left arms on the red
dotted line seen above at the red arrows.
7. Second Incision
Make your second incisions along the dotted red lines of the lower
legs. Use your scalpel on the red arrow areas.
8. Third Incisions
Cut along the lower legs and
arms where the arrows are
pointing. Use your scalpel to
cut along these lines.
9. Fourth Incisions
Make your final
incisions along the
lines on the chest,
around the
umbilical chord
and to the legs.
Umbilical Chord
10. Removing Skin
Use the forceps to pull
back the skin as you
guide the scalpel
underneath carefully
separating the skin from
the muscle.
Hold the scalpel
horizontal as seen
here. Do not cut
down into the
muscle.
15. Place wooden needles through muscle in
arms and legs and into the wax to hold them
down. If they don’t stay down continue to cut
more into the muscle of the arms and legs to
loosen them.
16. Now we will use
the scalpel and
make incisions
along the dotted
lines below. Do
not press too hard
and penetrate
major organs.
17. Cut as before like with the skin. Use the
forceps and the scalpel at a horizontal angle.
You will need to press hard on the upper
body to penetrate through the rib cage
and sternum.
18. Continue to cut and use the
wooden needles to pin down both
sides of the rib cage.
19. Upper and lower body under muscle
What do you see in each picture?
Heart
Lungs
Ribs
Umbilical Chord
opening
26. Remove liver carefully using scissors.
Do not penetrate stomach.
Front side liver Back side liver with gall bladder
27. Stomach with opening to small
intestines.
Small Intestines
Tube
connecting
the
stomach
and small
intestines
Stomach
Large Intestine
Spleen
28. Remove stomach trying not to penetrate stomach. Use
scissors carefully around the stomach.
Closed Stomach Stomach with opening cut
29. Empty contents of stomach out an
cut stomach open like a ballon.
Opening to the small intestine. Opening into the spleen.
30. Cut out small and large intestine
with scissors. Try to keep entire
system intact together.
Front side Back sideSmall
Intestine
Large
Intestine
End of large
intestine
(Caecum)
35. Press down on tongue and push
hard to break lower jaw slightly.
Underneath the tongue
Tongue
Above the
tongue
Hard upper
palette.
36. Cut off the head below the ears above the
throat using scalpel. You will need to press
hard to get through the backbone.
1. Cut away at the
skin covering the
eye using scissors
and forceps.
2. Remove upper
and lower eye lid.
3. Carefully remove
entire eye with
scissors/scalpel/fo
rceps.
37. Cut open the eye and remove hard
ball in center.
Intact eye Eye with lens removed
Pupil and Cornea Pupil and Cornea Lens
43. Disposal
1. Gather all pig remains and dispose into
large trash can.
2. Rinse all equipment, including trays, in
sink to clean.
3. Stack trays and place equipment on
large tray to dry.
4. Dispose of gloves and wash hands.