experimental techniques

Question 1

locations for vascular access in marsupials

Answer 1

jugular, femoral, lateral coccygeal and cephalic veins

heart, lateral and ventral tail vein, pouch veins

Question 2

locations for vascular access in shrews (Suncus)

Answer 2

lateral saphenous, cephalic, jugular, and femoral

Question 3

locations for vascular access in Dasypus novemcinctus

Answer 3

superficial femoral vein, caudal tail vein between the second, third, and fourth bony tail segments

Question 4

locations for vascular access in avian

Answer 4

brachial vein
cutaneous ulnaris vein
dorsal metatarsal vein
jugular vein (right jugular more easy to visualize)

Question 5

locations for vascular access in reptiles

Answer 5

ventral coccygeal vein
ventral abdominal vein
jugular in turtles

Question 6

locations for blood collection for Monodelphis?

Answer 6

repeatedly bled via cardiac puncture under anesthesia

Question 7

blood collection method of choice for Japanese quail?

Answer 7

jugular venipuncture

Question 8

what are standard locations for IO access

Answer 8

medial tibia, humeral head, sternum

Question 9

anatomical structure in hystrichomorph rodents that should be considered when performing oral gavage?

Answer 9

palatal ostium, communication between the oropharynx and pharynx on the dorsal midline of the soft palate. tube should be directed through this ostium to prevent damage to the adjacent velopharyngeal recess.

Question 10

anatomical structure in swine that can interfere with gastric or endotracheal intubation?

Answer 10

pharyngeal diverticulum

Question 11

the male of what species is known to ejaculate as a urinary catheter is passed?

Answer 11

guinea pigs

Question 12

which rodent species have distinct vaginal and urethral openings?

Answer 12

rats

Question 13

venipuncture sites in swine

Answer 13

auricular
cephalic
lateral saphenous
jugular
anterior vena cava
cranial abdominal
femoral