Exam 3 - Thoracic Limb Circulation Flashcards

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Where are the main arterial branches of the thoracic limb found?

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on the caudomedial aspect of the limb

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What set of veins do not have accompanying arteries?

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the superficial set

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How does the subclavian become the digital?

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subclavian to axillary to brachial to median to digital

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What is the axillary artery a continuation of?

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the subclavian

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Where does the axillary artery emerge?

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from the cranial border of the first rib

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What does the axillary artery cross?

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the axillary space and enters the thoracic luimb

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What does the axillary artery supply?

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the shoulder

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What are the branches of the axillary artery?

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the external thoracic, lateral thoracic, subscapular artery, and cranial circumflex humeral artery

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What does the external thoracic artery supply?

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the pectoral muscles

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What does the lateral thoracic artery supply?

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latissimus dorsi

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Where does the subscapular artery run?

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caudal to the shoulder joint

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What does the subscapular artery supply?

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the shoulder joint, extensors and flexors of the elbow joint

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What does the cranial circumflex humeral artery supply?

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the brachialis and part of the triceps

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When does the axillary artery become the brachial artery?

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when the axillary gives off the cranial circumflex humeral

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Where is the brachial artery located?

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on the medial aspect of the humerus

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What artery can the pulse be taken from?

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the brachial artery

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What does the brachial artery supply?

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the brachium; branches supply the antebrachium and manus

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What are the branches of the brachial artery?

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deep brachial artery, bicipital artery, superficial antebrachial artery, collateral ulnar. transverse or median cubital, common interosseous artery

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What does the deep brachial artery supply?

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the triceps muscle

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What does the bicipital artery supply?

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the biceps muscle

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What does the superficial antebrachial artery supply?

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the skin over the dorsal aspect of the manus and digits

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What does the collateral ulnar artery supply?

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the elbow joint and caudomedial muscles of the antebrachium

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What does the transverse or median cubital artery supply?

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the carpal and digital extensors

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Where does the common interosseous artery go?

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into the interosseous space between the radius and the ulna

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What are the branches of the common interosseous artery?
ulnar artery, cranial interosseous artery, caudal interosseus artery
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Where does the caudal interosseous artery run?
between the interosseous membrane/muscle and pronator quadratus, through the carpal canal
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What does the caudal interosseous artery supply?
the superficial and deep palmar arches
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When does the brachial artery become the median artery?
when the brachial artery gives off the common interosseous artery
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what is the main artery of the antebrachium and the manus?
the median artery
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Where does the median artery course?
the deep face of the flexor carpi ulnaris in the antebrachial region
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What are the branches of the median artery?
deep antebrachial artery and the radial artery
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What does the deep antebrachial artery supply?
carpal and digital flexors
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Where is the radial artery located?
on the medial aspect of the radius
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What does the radial artery do at the carpus?
gives off a branch to the dorsal carpal rete and a palmar branch to join the caudal interosseous artery in forming the deep palmar arch
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When is the superficial palmar arch created?
when the median artery continues through the carpal canal
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What is the minor dorsal supply to the manus?
superficial set from the superficial brachial artery | deep set derived from the dorsal carpal rete
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What forms the dorsal common digital arteries on the metacarpus?
the superficial antebrachial arteries (superficial structures)
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What do the dorsal common digital arteries divide into?
the dorsal axial and abaxial proper digital arteries
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What are the branches derived from the dorsal carpal rete?
the dorsal metacarpal arteries
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What does the palmar aspect of the manus recieve blood supply from?
the superficial palmar arch and the deep palmar arch
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Where is the superficial palmar arch located?
between the superficial digital flexor adn the deep digital flexor
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What is the superficial palmar arch fromed by?
the median artery and the caudal interosseous
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What does the superficial palmar arch give rise to?
palmar common digital arteries which further divide into the palmar axial and abaxial proper digital arteries
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Where does the deep palmar arch lie?
deep to the interossei muscles
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What is the deep palmar arch formed by?
a branch of the caudal interosseous and palmar branch of the radial artery
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What gives rise to the palmar metacarpal arteries?
the fusion of the ulnar artery and the caudal interosseous artery in the carpal canal
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A cut to what region causes a considerable haemorrhage?
the palmar manus
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What does the superficial arrangement aid in?
diffusion of concussion and thermoregulation
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Which set of veins follows the arteries of the thoracic limb?
the deep set
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What is the superficial set of veins used for?
thermoregulation
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What is the main superficial vein?
the cephalic vein
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Where is the cephalic vein located?
on the cranial aspect of the antebrachium
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What is the cephalic vein useful for?
blood sampling and intravenous injections
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How does the cephalic vein run in order to feed into the external jugular?
proximally the cephalic runs deep to the brachiocephalicus
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What is the omobrachial vein a branch off of?
the cephalic vein
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Where does the omobrachial vein run?
superficial to the shoulder joint, over the greater tubercle of the humerus, and between the brachiocephalicus and the omotransversarius to join the external jugular
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What is the function of the median cubital vein?
to connect the cephalic vein and the median vein on the flexor aspect of the elbow
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What is the function of the axillobrachial vein?
connect the cephalic vein and the axillary vein on the medial aspect of the shoulder