anatomy 2.1 Flashcards

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pelvic inlet boundaries

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lateral/ventral: arcuate line of the ilium

dorsal: sacrum

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pelvic outlet boundaries

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ventral: ischiatic arch
Dorsal: first caudal vertebra
lateral: soft tissue

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What are the two muscles of the pelvic diaphragm

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coccygeus and levator ani

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Which muscle of the pelvic diaphragm is more lateral?

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coccygeus – short and thick

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which muscle of the pelvic diaphragm is more medial

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levator ani – fan like and thinner

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the space excluded from the pelvis cavity by the pelvic diaphragm and is normally occupied by fat

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ischiorectal fossa

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boundaries of the ischiorectal fossa

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lateral wall: ischial tuber and sacrotuberous ligament

medial wall: pelvic diaphragm

ventral wall: pelvic floor

Base: Skin

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a continuation of the colon beginning at the pelvic inlet

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rectum

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surrounds the anus and vulva and covers the pelvic outlet

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perineum

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region that is between the tail and scrotum/udder

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perineal

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this can tear during parturition – ouch

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perineal body

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between the anus and dorsal commissure

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perineal body

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protrusion of the pelvic or abdominal viscera through a weakened or ruptured pelvic diaphragm

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perineal hernia

**this occurs between the external anal sphincter, levator ani, and internal obturator mm

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pouch between rectum and genital fold

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rectogenital

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pouch between bladder and uterus/prostate

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vesicogential

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pouch between bladder and pubis

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pubovesical

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folds that are persistent and converge at the exit from the bladder

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urethral crest

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layer of the outer bladder wall that will squeeze and empty the bladder

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detrusor muscle

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triangle thats bounded by the ureteric and urethral openings

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trigone

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remnant of the umbilical artery is here…?

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round ligament of the bladder found in the lateral ligament of the bladder

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In comparison to the female repro system, do the bladder lay dorsally or ventrally?

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VENTRAL

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blind pouch of the female urethra found in cows and sows

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suburethral diverticulum

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surrounds the urethra and part of the external urethral sphincter

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urethralis muscle

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opens ventrally at the junction of the vestibule and vagina

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female urethra

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male urethra is divided into...
penile and pelvic
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elevated region on the urethral crest and the opening of the deferent ducts and prostate
colliculus seminalis
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the internal iliac terminates as what two branches cranial to the sacroiliac joint?
1. caudal gluteal a. | 2. internal pudendal a.
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carries blood from the aorta to the placenta in the fetus
umbilical artery **in the adult it may give off the cranial vesicle artery
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what does the umbilical artery branch off of?
internal iliac a
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three terminal branches of the internal pudendal artery
1. ventral perineal 2. urethral 3. artery of the penis/clitoris
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the artery that follows the sciatic nerve
caudal gluteal artery **branch of the internal iliac
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main blood supply to the middle gluteal muscle
cranial gluteal artery
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what is the SNS to the pelvic plexus
hypogastric n -- POST synaptic
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what is the PSNS to the pelvic plexus
pelvic n -- PRE synaptic
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what innervates the pelvic viscera
pelvic plexus
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somatic innervation to the cremaster muscle
genitofemoral nerve
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supplies sensory to skin of inguinal region, spermatic fascia, scrotum, and prepuce
genitofemoral nerve
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somatic innervation to the striated musculature of perineum
pudendal nerve
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sensory innervation to the rectum, anus, vulva, penis, clitoris, and perineum
pudendal nerve
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a ridge like projection dorsal to the urethral orifice
urethral tubercle
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space between vagina and vulva
vestibule
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elongated mass of erectile tissue deep to vestibular mucosa that contributes to the "tie" during copulation in female dogs
vestibular bulbs
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where does the vaginal artery come from
internal pudendal artery
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located between the cervix and the vestibule
vagina
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T/F | vagina is distensible
TRUE
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type of uterus with 2 horns
bicornuate
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ligament that connects the uterus and ovary
proper ligament
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protects the uterus from the external environment
cervix
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infection of the uterus
pyometra
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where does the ovarian artery branch from?
directly off the aorta
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where does fertilization occur?
the ampulla of the uterine tube
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what supplies the uterus
uterine artery from the vaginal artery
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connects ovary to body wall
mesovarian -- broad ligament
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encloses ovary within ovarian bursa along with the mesovarian
mesosalpinx
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broad ligament component that begins at the cranial edge of the uterine horn and continues caudally
mesometrium
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what supplies the scrotum?
external pudendal artery
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what muscle do the cremasters come from
the caudal portion of the internal abdominal oblique
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a muscle that pulls the testes closer to the body
cremaster muscle
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testes blood supply?
the testicular artery testicular vein pampiniform plexus --
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covers the surface of the testes
tunica albuginea
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name for when a testicle doesnt descend
cryptorchidism
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maturation and storage of spermatozoa
epididymis
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what supplies the ductus deferens
artery of the ductus deferens -- a branch off of the prostatic artery which comes from the internal pudendal artery
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connects the testes to the tail of the epididymis
proper ligament of the testes
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connects the tail of the epididymis to the layers of the vaginal tunic
ligament of the tail of the epididymis
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3 parts of the penis
root body glans
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which part of the penis contains the os penis
glans penis
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what muscle covers the crus of the penis
ischiocavernosus
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bilateral and anchors penis to ischial arch
crus of penis
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lies between the two crura and is externally covered by the bulbospongiosus muscle
bulb of the penis
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begins where the two crura join to form the dorsal erectile columns
body of the penis
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dog expansion of the corpus spongiosum in the proximal third of the penis
bulbous glandis -- contributes to the tie during copulation in DOGS
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forms the apex of the penis
pars longus glandis
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function of os penis
protection of urethra
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where does the penile urethra begin
at the ischial arch
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what surround the penile urethra
corpus spongiosum muscle
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fold of skin covering the glans penis
prepuce
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T/F | All species studied have a prostate gland
TRUE
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Explain the difference in species of labial commissures
all species: dorsal is rounded and ventral is pointed HORSE: both are rounded :)
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where is the clitoris found?
the ventral commissure of the vulva **clitoral fossa in mares
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equine bacterial disease from breeding
contagious equine metritis CEM
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areas to swab in a mare for CEM
1. clitoral sinus 2. clitoral fossa 3. cervix -- if pregnant or mid cycle (endometrium if in estrus)
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lies ventral to the urethral orifice and makes urinary catherterization more difficult
sub-urethral diverticulum
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the cranial most extent of the vaginal and it is ventral to the external opening of the cervix
vaginal fornix
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uterus type with no horns
simplex -- in humans
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uterus type with 2 cervices
duplex -- bunnies
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uterus with 2 horns
bicornuate
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oval elevations/ thickenings of the uterus that attaches with the fetal membrane
caruncles ``` Ewe = concave Cow = convex ```
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type of folds in cow cervix
circular
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type of folds in horse cervix
longitudinal
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what species has interdigitating mucosal prominences in the cervix
Sow
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main uterine supply in a cow
umbilical artery to the uterine artery
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main uterine supply in a mare
external iliac artery to the uterine artery
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Describe what is unique about the mare ovary
the ovarian cortex and medulla are reversed and ovulation only occurs at the ovarian fossa
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fremitus
a vibration perceptible on palpation of auscultation
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another name for superficial inguinal lymph nodes
mammary lymph node
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mammae blood supply in Bitch, Queen, Sow
cranial and caudal superficial epigastric arteries
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mammae blood supply in mare and ruminants
external pudendal and cranial/caudal mammary arteries ** the cranial mammary aa are also known as the caudal superficial epigastric a
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type of placenta in a mare and sow
diffuse
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type of placenta with chorionic villi covering most of the surface and a completely intact epithelial layer on both the maternal and fetal side
diffuse
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ruminants have what type of placenta
cotyledonary
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what is the name when the fetal cotyledons and maternal caruncles are together
placentome
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type of placenta in dogs and cats
zonary
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type of placenta in humans
discoid
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placenta with villi that develop a band of chorion that surround the trunk of the embryo for nutrient transfer
zonary
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protects and supports the testes
scrotum
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castration type where you cut through the skin, tunica dartos muscle, and separate the spermatic and parietal vaginal tunics
closed **the parietal vaginal tunic will stay intact and the vaginal cavity is not exposed to the environment
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castration type where you cut through everything including the parietal vaginal tunic, exposing the vaginal cavity to the environment
open
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what is the spermatic cord comprised of
ductus deferens, testicular artery and vein, and cremaster muscle
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where does the ductus deferens open?
the colliculus seminalis
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where does the artery of the ductus deferens originate? Where does it originate in the bull?
normal -- internal pudendal bull -- branch of the umbilical artery
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penis type with a lot of erectile tissue
musculocavernosus
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species with a musculocavernosus type penis
stallion, dog, human
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penis type with a sigmoid flexure
fibroelastic -- less erectile tissue
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species with fibroelastic penis
boar, bull, ram
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muscle paired at the root of the penis near the crura
ischiocavernosis muscle
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what is a cat penis like
SPIKY
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small area found above the urethral process in a stallion
urethral sinus -- where the "bean" accumulation of smegma occurs
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penis blood supply for a boar, bull, ram, or doggy
internal iliac a -- internal pudendal a -- artery of penis
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Stallion blood supply of penis:
internal iliac a -- internal pudendal a -- artery of penis AND external iliac -- pudendoepigastric trunk -- external pudendal -- cranial artery of the penis AND internal iliac -- caudal gluteal -- cranial gluteal -- obturator a -- middle artery of the penis
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part of male urethra that contains the colliculus seminalis
pelvic
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external hair portion of prepuce
external lamina
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what is the preputial ring?
in stallion penis -- additional fold of the internal lamina at the cranial border
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places to swab a stallion for CEM
1. distal urethral process 2. fossa glandis 3. urethral sinus 4. shaft and prepuce
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where does boar taint come from
the preputial diverticulum smells horrible -- pheromone
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role of accessory sex glands in general
production of seminal plasma
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enlargements of ductus deferens
ampulla **Stallion, ruminants
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T/F | ampulla and vesicular glands open into pelvic urethra
true
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species with vesicular glands
horse, ruminants, boar
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species with bulbourethral glands
stallion, boar, ruminants, cat
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space between the inguinal ligaments and the pelvis
vascular lacuna
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largest paired branch off the aorta
external iliac artery **runs caudoventrally **branches into deep femoral a and femoral a
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where does the deep femoral artery come from
external iliac artery
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what are the branches of the deep femoral artery
pudendoepigastric trunk medial circumflex femoral artery -- goes through vascular lacuna
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what comes off of the pudendoepigastric trunk
external pudendal artery caudal epigastric artery
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continuation of the deep femoral artery that goes through the vascular lacuna and arborizes in the adductor muscle
medial circumflex femoral artery
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borders of the femoral triangle
cranial: caudal belly of the sartorius m caudal: pectineus m proximal: inguinal ligament
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at the level of the stifle the femoral artery turns into...
popliteal artery
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used for venipuncture in dogs
cranial branch of the lateral saphenous vein
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used for venipuncture in cats
medial saphenous vein
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formed by ventral branches of the lumbar and sacral spinal nerves
lumbosacral plexus
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nerves the innervates the adductor muscles of the pelvic limb
obturator nerve muscles: external obturator, pectineus, gracilis, adductor **nerve exits through the obturator foramen
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actions provided by innervation of the femoral nerve
hip flexion and stifle extension
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muscles innervated by the femoral nerve
iliopsoas quadriceps sartorius
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where does the femoral nerve exit
the belly of the iliopsoas muscle caudally
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branch of the femoral nerve that runs with the saphenous artery and vein (small animal)
saphenous nerve
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supplies innervation to the flexors of the stifle and extensors of the hip
sciatic nerve
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muscles the sciatic nerve supplies
biceps femoris semitendinosus semimembranosus
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branches of the sciatic nerve
cranial tibial and common peroneal
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provides cutaneous innervation to the craniolateral aspect of the crus and dorsal pes
superficial peroneal nerve
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provides somatic motor innervation to the flexors of the tarsus and the extensors of the digits
superficial peroneal nerve and deep peroneal
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muscles supplied by the tibial nerve
gastrocnemius SDF DDF popliteus
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entire area innervated by a nerve
cutaneous zone
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area innervated by only one nerve
autonomous zone
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innervates the lateral rotators of the hip and hamstring muscles
sciatic nerve **rotator hip muscles: internal obturator m, gemelli m, quadratus femoris m
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innervates the cutaneous zone of the lateral surface of the crus
lateral cutaneous sural nerve -- branch off common peroneal nerve
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innervates the cutaneous zone of the caudal surface of the crus
caudal cutaneous sural nerve -- branch off the tibial nerve