Bones, Muscles & Joints of Thoracic limb (Sara's Copy) Flashcards

Question

What is the name of part 16 of the Scapula?

Answer 1

Glenoid Cavity

Answer 2

Infraglenoid Tubercle

Answer 3

Subscapular Fossa

Answer 4

Ventral Angle

Answer 5

Cranial Border

Answer 6

Coracoid Process

Answer 7

Supraglenoid Tubercle

Answer 8

Infraglenoid Tubercle

Answer 9

Glenoid Cavity

Answer 10

Lesser Tubercle

Answer 11

Intertubercular Groove

Answer 12

Crest of greater tubercle

Answer 13

Tuberosity for Teres Major

Answer 14

Deltoid tuberosity

Answer 15

Radial Fossa

Answer 16

Supratrochlear Foramen

Answer 17

Greater Tubercle

Answer 18

Tuberosity for Teres Minor

Answer 19

Tricipital Line

Answer 20

Brachialis Groove

Answer 21

Lateral Supracondylar Crest

Answer 22

Lateral Epicondyle

Answer 23

Lesser Tubercle

Answer 24

Tuberosity for Teres Major

Answer 25

Olecranon Fossa

Answer 26

Medial Epicondyle

Answer 27

Radius And Ulna

Answer 28

Anconeal Process

Answer 29

Coronoid Processes

Answer 30

Medial Border

Answer 31

Groove for Extensor Digitalis Communis

Answer 32

Groove for Abductor Digiti I Longus

Answer 33

Groove for Extensor Carpi Radialis

Answer 34

Olecranon Tuber

Answer 35

Trochlear Notch

Answer 36

Articular Fovea

Answer 37

Ulnar Tuberosity

Answer 38

Lateral Border

Answer 39

Interosseous Border

Answer 40

Caudal Surface

Answer 41

Cranial Surface

Answer 42

Interosseus Space

Answer 43

Articular Circumference

Answer 44

Styloid Process

Answer 45

Lateral Border

Answer 46

Ulnar Notch

Answer 47

Capitular Fovea

Answer 48

Articular Circumference

Answer 49

Radial Tuberosity

Answer 50

Medial Border

Answer 51

Styloid Process

Answer 52

Articular Face

Answer 53

Olecranon Tuber

Answer 54

Anconeal Process

Answer 55

Trochlear Notch

Answer 56

Medial Coronoid Process

Answer 57

Ulnar Tuberosity

Answer 58

Interosseous Border

Answer 59

Articular Circumference

Answer 60

Styloid Process

Answer 61

Lateral Coronoid Process

Answer 62

Radial Notch

Answer 63

Sternocephalicus

Answer 64

Sternocephalicus Pars Mastoideus

Answer 65

Sternocephalicus Pars Occipitalis

Answer 66

Sternohyoideus

Answer 67

Brachiocephalicus

Answer 68

Cleidocephalicus (Brachiocephalicus)

Answer 69

Cleidocephalicus pars Mastoideus (Brachiocephalicus)

Answer 70

Cleidocephalicus pars Cervicalis (Brachiocephalicus)

Answer 71

Clavicular Tendon

Answer 72

Cleidobrachialis (Brachiocephalicus)

Answer 73

Superficial Pectoral

Answer 74

Descending (Superficial Pectoral)

Answer 75

Transverse (Superficial Pectoral)

Answer 76

Sternothyroideus

Answer 77

Serratus Ventralis

Answer 78

Omotransversarius

Answer 79

Latissimus Dorsi

Answer 80

Deep Pectoral

Answer 81

Brachiocephalicus

Answer 82

Cleidocephalicus Pars Cervicalis

Answer 83

Sternocephalicus

Answer 84

Omotransversarius

Answer 85

Clavicular Intersection (Tendon)

Answer 86

Cleidobrachialis

Answer 87

Cutaneus Trunci

Answer 88

Rhomboideus Capitis

Answer 89

Serratus Ventralis Cervicis

Answer 90

Sternocephalicus

Answer 91

Latissimus Dorsi

Answer 92

Deep Pectoral

Answer 93

Subscapularis

Answer 94

Teres Major

Answer 95

Latissimus Dorsi

Answer 96

Triceps Long Head

Answer 97

Triceps Accessory Head

Answer 98

Triceps Medial Head

Answer 99

Tensor Fasciae Antebrachii

Answer 100

Scapula Serrated Face

Answer 101

Supraspinatus

Answer 102

Coracobrachialis

Answer 103

Biceps Brachii

Answer 104

Brachialis

Answer 105

Supraspinatus (Origin)

Answer 106

Trapezius And Deltoideus (Origin)

Answer 107

Infraspinatus (Origin)

Answer 108

Omotransversarius (Attachement)

Answer 109

Biceps Brachii (Origin)

Answer 110

Supraspinatus (Insertion)

Answer 111

Infraspinatus (Insertion)

Answer 112

Teres Minor (Insertion)

Answer 113

Deltoideus (Insertion)

Answer 114

Superficial Pectoral (Insertion)

Answer 115

Cleidobrachialis (Insertion)

Answer 116

Rhomboideus (Insertion)

Answer 117

Teres Major (Origin)

Answer 118

Subscapularis (Origin)

Answer 119

Triceps Long Head (Origin)

Answer 120

Teres Minor (Origin)

Answer 121

Deltoideus (Origin)

Answer 122

Triceps Accessory Head (Origin)

Answer 123

Brachialis (Origin)

Answer 124

Tricpes Lateral Head (Origin)

Answer 125

Anconeus (Origin)

Answer 126

Triceps Brachii (Insertion)

Answer 127

Anconeus (Insertion)

Answer 128

Rhomboideus (Insertion)

Answer 129

Teres Major (Origin)

Answer 130

Triceps Long Head (Origin)

Answer 131

Teres Minor (Origin)

Answer 132

Subscapularis (Insertion)

Answer 133

Triceps Accessory Head (Origin)

Answer 134

Coracobrachialis (Insertion)

Answer 135

Brachialis

Answer 136

Triceps Brachii (Insertion)

Answer 137

Tensor Fasciae Antebrachii (Insertion)

Answer 138

Biceps and Brachialis (Insertion)

Answer 139

Serratus Ventralis (Insertion)

Answer 140

Subscapularis (Origin)

Answer 141

Coracobrachialis (Origin)

Answer 142

Biceps (Origin)

Answer 143

Supraspinatus (Insertion)

Answer 144

Deep Pectoral (Insertion)

Answer 145

Triceps Medial Head (Origin)

Answer 146

Teres Major and Latissimus Dorsi (Insertion)

Answer 147

Superficial Pectoral (Insertion)

Answer 148

Cleidobrachialis (Insertion)

Answer 149

Condyle: Occipital condyles of the skull, condyles of humerus, of femur, of tibia

Answer 150

Cotyloid cavity: Acetabulum of the hip joint

Answer 151

Crest: Nuchal crest

Answer 152

Epicondyle: Lat. Epicondyle of humerus, femur

Answer 153

Facet: Articular facet of a thoracic vertebra for attachment to a rib. Articular facets are covered with hyaline cartilage.

Answer 154

Fissure: Tympano-occipital fissure

Answer 155

Foramen: Infraorbital foramen, obturator foramen, foramen magnum

Answer 156

Fossa: Mandibular fossa, olecranon fossa, supraspinous fossa

Answer 157

Fovea: Fovea capitis on the head of the femur

Answer 158

Line: Tricipital line of the humerus

Answer 159

Notch: Scapular notch

Answer 160

Process: Crest, spine, trochanter, tubercle, tuberosity etc..; mastoid process of the skull; interparietal process of the skull

Answer 161

Spine: Spine of scapula, spine of a vertebra

Answer 162

Trochanter: Greater trochanter

Answer 163

Trochlea: Trochlea of the femur

Answer 164

Tubercle: Greater tubercle of the humerus

Answer 165

Tuberosity or Tuber: Teres major tuberosity

Answer 166

Fused no Sup. and Pro

Answer 167

Not Fused Sup. and Pro.

Answer 168

1. Presence of Acromion 2. Fusion of Radius and Ulna 3. Number of Carpal/Metacarpal bones and Phalanges 4. Horse : Only one Phalange/digit - Canon, Pastern and Coffin Bones (Unique to horse Terminology)

Answer 169

Canon bone (Metacarpal), Long Pastern Bone, Short Pastern Bone, Coffin Bone

Answer 170

Fetlock Joint, Pastern Joint, Coffin Joint

Answer 171

Fetlock Joint

Answer 172

Long Pastern Bone

Answer 173

Pastern Joint

Answer 174

Short Pastern Bone

Answer 175

Coffin Joint

Answer 176

Canon Bone (Metacarpal)

Answer 177

Coffin Bone

Answer 178

Cutaneus Trunci, Trapezius, Deltoideus, Omotransversarius, Brachiocephalicus, Lateral Head of Triceps

Answer 179

Proximal attachment, Part that moves the least, Direct attachment of muscle cells to the bone

Answer 180

Distal attachment, Part that moves the most, Often by tendon or aponeurosis extending from the muscle cells to the bone

Answer 181

Synarthrosis (Immovable) Fibrous Interlocking Seams Between Cranial Bones

Answer 182

Synarthrosis (Immovable) Fibrous Peg-and-Socket Joint Between teeth & sockets

Answer 183

Synarthrosis (Immovable) Cartilaginous Hyaline cartilage joint Between diaphysis and epiphysis in long bones

Answer 184

Amphiarthrosis (Slightly Movable) Fibrous Ligament or interosseous membrane Joint of tibia & fibula

Answer 185

Amphiarthrosis (Slightly Movable) Cartilaginous Fibrocartilage act as compressible cushion Intervetebral discs

Answer 186

Diarthrosis (Freely Movable) Synovial Two sliding surfaces Between carpals

Answer 187

Diarthrosis (Freely Movable) Synovial Concave surface with convex surface Between humerus & ulna

Answer 188

Diarthrosis (Freely Movable) Synovial Rounded end fits into ring of bone and ligament Between C1 and C2 vertebrae

Answer 189

Diarthrosis (Freely Movable) Synovial Oval condyle with oval cavity Between metacarpals & phalanges

Answer 190

Diarthrosis (Freely Movable) Synovial Each surface is both concave and convex Between carpus & 1st metacarpal

Answer 191

Diarthrosis (Freely Movable) Synovial Ball-shaped head with cup- shaped socket Between femur & pelvis socket

Answer 192

Have one attachment on the limb and one attachment on the trunk or neck/head. Their actions depend on weight distribution. They move the limb relative to the body, but if the limb is anchored by body weight, the body is moved relative to the limb.

Answer 193

Are attached totally to limb bones and thus they move only joints of the limb

Answer 194

The soft tissue immediately underlying the skin or epidermis.

Answer 195

Loose connective tissue that contains fat

Answer 196

Deep to the areolar tissue, connective tissue enveloping, separating, or binding together muscles, organs, and other soft structures of the body.

Answer 197

Firmly attached to the muscle that it encloses

Answer 198

Used for cushioning, thermal insulation, energy storage (fat)

Answer 199

Forms strong, rope-like structures such as tendons and ligaments. Tendons attach skeletal muscles to bones; ligaments connect bones to bones at joints.

Answer 200

Origin: - first two sternebrae - fibrous raphe Insertion: - the whole **crest of the greater tubercle** of the humerus.

Answer 201

Origin: Spine and Acromial Process of the Scapula Insertion: Deltoid Tuberosity

Answer 202

Origin: - ventral part of the sternum - fibrous raphe - deep abdominal fascia in the region of the xiphoid cartilage Insertion: - lesser tubercle of the humerus - greater tubercle

Answer 203

Origin: Infraspinous Fossa Insertion: Greater Tubercle of the Humerus

Answer 204

Origin: - Clavicular intersections Insertion (or attachment): - cranial border of the humerus (for cleidobrachialis) - cranial half-fibrous raphe (for cervical part of cleidocephalicus) - mastoidpart of the temporal bone with sternomastoideus muscle (for mastoid part of the cleidocephalicus)

Answer 205

Origin: Infraglenoid Tubercle and Caudal Border (Scapula) Insertion : Teres Minor Tuberosity (Humerus)

Answer 206

Origin: Supraspinous Fossa Insertion: Greater Tubercle of the Humerus by a Thick Tendon

Answer 207

Origin: Subscapular Fossa Insertion: Lesser Tubercle (Humerus)

Answer 208

Origin: - Caudal Angle (Scapula) - Adjacent Caudal Border (Scapula) - Caudal Surface of Subscapularis Insertion: - Teres Major Tuberosity (Humerus)

Answer 209

Origin: - Coracoid Process (Scapula) Insertion: - **Crest of the Lesser Tubercle** Proximal to the Teres Major Tuberosity (Humerus)

Answer 210

Origin: Fascia Covering the Lateral Side of the Latissimus Dorsi Insertion: Olecranon

Answer 211

Origin: Caudal Border (Scapula) Insertion: Olecranon Tuber

Answer 212

Origin: Tricipital Line (Humerus) Insertion: Olecranon Tuber

Answer 213

Origin: Neck (Humerus) Insertion: Olecranon Tuber

Answer 214

Origin: **Crest of Lesser Tubercle** (near teres major tuberosity) Insertion: Olecranon

Answer 215

Origin: - Lateral Supracondylar Crest - Lateral and Medial Epicondyles (Humerus) Insertion: - Lateral Surface of Proximal end of Ulna (Olecranon)

Answer 216

Origin: Supraglenoid Tubercle Insertion: Ulnar and Radial Tuberosity

Answer 217

Origin: - The first sternebra - first costal cartilage Insertion: - The basihyoid bone

Answer 218

Origin: - The first costal cartilage Insertion: - the caudolateral surface of the thyroid cartilage

Answer 219

Attachment: - distal end of the spine of the scapula - the transverse process of the atlas

Answer 220

Origin: - the medial raphe of the neck - the supraspinous ligament (from the level of the third cervical vertebra to the level of the ninth thoracic vertebra) Insertion: - The spine of the scapula

Answer 221

Origin: - the nuchal crest of the occipital bone - medial fibrous raphe of the neck - the spinous processes of the first seven thoracic vertebrae. Insertion: - The dorsal border - adjacent surfaces of the scapula

Answer 222

Origin: - the **thoracolumbar fascia** from spinous processes of the lumbar - last seven/eight **thoracic vertebrae** - muscular attachment to the **last two/three ribs** Insertion: - The teres major tuberosity of the humerus - The teres major tendon

Answer 223

Origin: - The **transverse processes** of the last five **cervical vertebrae** - the **first seven/eight ribs** ventral to their middle Insertion: - The dorsomedial third of the scapula (serrated face)

Answer 224

Deep Pectoral

Bones, Muscles & Joints of Thoracic limb (Sara's Copy) Flashcards

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