AMPMSY301 — Apply food animal anatomy and physiology to inspection processes

1 Identify cells, body tissue and body plan of food animal species

• 1.1Identify the function of cells in food animal
• 1.2Identify the different body tissues of food animal
• 1.3Recognise the general body plan of food animal

2 Recognise the skeletal and muscular system of food animal species

• 2.1Identify and explain the skeletal structure of food animal and its function
• 2.2Recognise the key muscle types of food animal and their function

3 Identify the blood and circulatory system of food animal species

• 3.1Identify the function of blood in food animal
• 3.2Identify and explain the parts and function of the circulatory system

4 Recognise the lymphatic system of food animal species

• 4.1Recognise the lymph nodes of food animal
• 4.2Identify and explain the function of the lymph nodes in a food animal
• 4.3Identify the regional and terminal lymph nodes and their importance

5 Identify the respiratory system of food animal species

• 5.1Recognise the major elements of the respiratory system of food animal
• 5.2Identify and explain the function of respiratory parts in a food animal

6 Recognise the digestive system of food animal species

• 6.1Recognise the major elements of the digestive system of food animal
• 6.2Identify and explain the function of digestive parts in a food animal

7 Identify the excretory system of food animal species

• 7.1Recognise the major elements of the excretory system of food animal
• 7.2Identify and explain the function of excretory parts in a food animal

8 Recognise the reproductive system of food animal species

• 8.1Recognise the major elements of the reproductive system of food animal
• 8.2Identify and explain the function of the reproductive parts in a food animal

9 Identify the nervous system of food animal species

• 9.1Recognise two nervous systems of food animal
• 9.2Identify and explain the function of the nerves in a food animal

10 Recognise skin and the endocrine glands of food animal species

• 10.1Recognise the function of animal skin
• 10.2Identify and explain major endocrine glands and their function

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