Intrinsic Muscles of the Thoracic Limb Flashcards

1
Q

Deltoideus m.

A

Scapular part

Attachments:

(O) Spine of scapula and (I) deltoid tuberosity

Acromial part

Attachments:

(O) Acromion and (I) deltoid tuberosity

Action:

Flexion of the shoulder

Innervation:

Axillary n.

Blood Supply:

Caudal circumflex humeral a. and v.

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Supraspinatus m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Supraspinous fossa & (I) greater tubercle of the humerus

Actions:

Stabilize & extend the shoulder

Advancement of the limb

Innervation:

Suprascapular n.

Blood Supply:

Suprascapular a. & v.

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Infraspinatus m.

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Attachments:

(O) Infraspinous fossa & (I) greater tubercle of the humerus (area of infraspinatus)

Actions:

Extend the shoulder joint

Stabilize the shoulder joint

Abduct the shoulder joint

Rotate the shoulder joint

Innervation:

Suprascapular n.

Blood Supply:

Caudal circumflex humeral a. and v.

Cranial circumflex humeral a. and v.

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Abductor digiti I longus m.

(Carnivores only!)

A

Carnivores only!

Attachments:

(O) Craniolateral surface of the radius and ulna - interosseous ligament

(I) proximal MC I (medial)

Actions:

Abduct digit I

Extend the carpal joint

Innervation:

Radial n.

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5
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Deltoideus m.

(Horses & Pigs)

A

No acromial part of the muscle

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Teres minor m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Distal caudal border of the scapula and infraglenoid tubercle of the scapula

(I) the teres minor tuberosity of the humerus

Actions:

Flex the shoulder joint,

Rotate the shoulder joint

Innervation:

Axillary n.

Blood Supply:

Primary–> Cranial circumflex humeral a. & v.

Caudal circumflex humeral a. and v.

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Subscapularis m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Subscapular fossa & (I) the lesser tubercle of the humerus

Actions:

Extend the shoulder joint,

Stabilize the shoulder joint,

Adduct the shoulder joint,

Rotate the shoulder joint

Innervation:

Subscapular n.

Axillary n.

Blood Supply:

Subscapular a. & v.

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Teres major m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Caudal angle and border of the scapula and (I) the teres major tuberosity

Actions:

Flex the shoulder joint,

Stabilize the shoulder joint,

Medially rotate the shoulder joint

Innervation:

Axillary n.

Blood Supply:

Thoracodorsal a. and v.

Caudal circumflex humeral a. & v.

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Coracobrachialis m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Coracoid process of the scapula and (I) proximal medial surface of the humerus

Actions:

Extend the shoulder joint,

Adduct the shoulder joint

Innervation:

Musculocutaneous n.

Blood Supply:

Caudal circumflex humeral a. and v.

Cranial circumflex humeral a. and v.

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Tensor fasciae antebrachii m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Fascia of latissimus dorsi and (I) the olecranon

Actions:

Extend the elbow joint

Innervation:

Radial n.

Blood Supply:

Collateral ulnar a. and v.

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Triceps brachii m.

A

Attachments:

Medial, lateral, long, and accessory (only dogs) heads-

(O) caudal border of scapula (long head)

(O) proximal medial and lateral surface of the humerus

(I) the olecranon

Actions:

Extend the elbow joint,

Flex the shoulder (long head)

Innervation:

Radial n.

Blood Supply:

Deep brachial a. and v. (middle of triceps brachii m.)

Caudal circumflex humeral a. and v. (proximal )

Collateral ulnar a. and v. (distal)

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Anconeus m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Lateral supracondylar crest of the humerus & (I) the olecranon

Actions:

Extend the elbow joint

Innervation:

Radial n.

*Partially hidden under the distal portion of the lateral head of the triceps brachii m.

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Biceps brachii m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Supraglenoid tuberosity, radial and ulnar tuberosity, & tendon of the extensor carpi radialis m. (lacertus fibrosus in equine)

*Transverse humeral retinaculum holds bicipital tendon in place in bicipital groove*

Actions:

Flex the elbow joint,

Extend the shoulder joint

Stabilization of the shoulder joint during standing

Innervation:

Musculocutaneous n.

Blood Supply:

Bicipital a. and v. (distal portion)

Cranial circumflexhumeral a. & v. (proximal part)

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Brachialis m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Caudal surface of proximal humerus & (I) radial and ulnar tuberosity

Actions:

Flex the elbow joint

Innervation:

Musculocutaneous n.

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Extensor carpi radialis m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Lateral supracondylar crest & dorsal tuberosities

(I) base of metacarpals dorsal aspect

(dogs- II and III)

(horse- III)

(ruminants- III and IV)

Actions:

Extend the carpal joint

Innervation:

Radial n.

Blood Supply:

Cranial interosseous a. & v.

Transverse cubital a. & v.

First extensor cranial view

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Common digital extensor m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Lateral supracondylar crest of the humerus & (I) the extensor process of distal phalanx or phalanges (Carnivores- digits II-V)

(Horse- digit III)

(Ruminants- medial head (medial digital extensor or proper extensor of digit III) digit III, lateral head (middle digital extensor or common extensor of digit III and IV) digits III and IV)

Actions:

Extend the carpal joint

Extend the digits

Innervation:

Radial n.

Blood Supply:

Common interosseous a. & v. (cranial & caudal)

Transverse cubital a. and v.

Deep antebrachial a. & v.

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Lateral digital extensor m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Lateral supracondylar crest of the humerus & (I) the extensor process of distal phalanx or phalanges

(Carnivores- digits III-V, joins the common digital extensor tendon)

(Horse- digit III, joins the common digital extensor tendon)

(Ruminant- digit IV, joins lateral head of common digital extensor tendon)

Actions:

Extend the carpal joint,

Extend the digital joints

Innervation:

Radial n.

Blood Supply:

Cranial interosseous a. & v.

Deep antebrachial a. & v.

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Q

Ulnaris lateralis m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Lateral supracondylar crest of the humerus & (I) the accessory carpal bone and proximal end of the lateral metacarpal

Actions:

Flex the carpal joint

Innervation:

Radial n.

Blood Supply:

Common interosseous a. & v. (cranial & caudal)

Deep antebrachial a. & v.

19
Q

Extensor carpi obliquus m.

(Horses & Ruminants)

A

Attachments:

*Analogous to the abductor digiti I longus in carnivores*

(O) Craniolateral surface of the radius and ulna & (I) lateral surface of proximal MC III in horses or the large metacarpal, MC III and IV, in ruminants

Actions:

Extend the carpal joint

Innervation:

Radial n.

Blood Supply:

Branches of cranial superficial a. & v.

20
Q

Flexor carpi radialis m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Medial epicondyle of the humerus & (I) the palmar surface of proximal metacarpals

(Carnivores- MC II and III)

(Horses- MC III)

(Ruminants- MC III and IV)

Actions:

Flex the carpal joint

Innervation:

Median n.

Blood Supply:

Deep antebrachial a. and v.

21
Q

Flexor carpi ulnaris m.

A

Attachments:

Humeral head- medial humeral epicondyle and accessory carpal bone

Ulnar head- olecranon and accessory carpal bone

Actions:

Flex the carpal joint

Innervation:

Ulnar n. (Humeral and ulnar heads)

Blood Supply:

Humeral & Ulnar Heads: Ulnar a. & v.

22
Q

Superficial digital flexor m.

A

Attachments:

(O) Medial humeral epicondyle & (I) the palmar surface of middle phalanx of digit x, flexor manica

(Carnivores- digits II-IV)

(Equids- digit III)

(Ruminants- digit III and IV)

Actions:

Flex the carpal joint,

Flex the metatarsophalangeal joint,

Flex the proximal interphalangeal joint

Innervation:

Median n.

Blood Supply:

Ulnar a. and v. (PRIMARY)

Deep antebrachial a. & v.

Caudal interosseous a. and v.

23
Q

Deep digital flexor m.

(3 heads)

A

Attachments:

Humeral head- (O) medial humeral epicondyle and (I) the flexor surface of phalanx or phalanges

Radial head- (O) caudal surface of proximal radius and (I) the flexor surface of phalanx or phalanges

Ulnar head- (O) caudal surface of proximal ulna and (I) the flexor surface of phalanx or phalanges

Actions:

Flex the carpal joint

Flex the digital joint

Innervation:

Median n. (radial head)

Ulnar n. (humeral & ulnar head)

Blood Supply:

Humeral Head:

  • Deep antebrachial a. & v.
  • Ulnar a. & v.
  • Cauldal interosseous a. and v.

Ulnar Head:

  • Deep antebrachial a. & v.
  • Ulnar a. & v.
  • Cauldal interosseous a. and v.

Radial Head:

  • Cauldal interosseous a. and v.
  • Deep antebrachial a. & v.
24
Q

Supinator m.

(Only in carnivores and pigs)

A

Attachments:

(O) Lateral humeral epicondyle and (I) the cranial surface of the radius

Actions:

Lateral rotation of the forearm (supination of the forepaw)

Flex the elbow joint

Innervation:

Radial n.

Blood Supply:

Transverse cubital a. and v.

25
Q

Pronator teres m.

A

Attachments:

*Mostly in carnivores, inconsistently present in others*

(O) Medial humeral epicondyle and (I) the cranial surface of the radius

Actions:

Medial rotation of the forearm (pronation of the forepaw)

Flex the elbow joint

Innervation:

Median n.

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Q

Pronator quadratus m.

A

Attachments:

*Mostly in carnivores, inconsistently present in others*

Fills interosseous space between the radius and the ulna

Actions:

Pronation of the forepaw

Innervation:

Median n.

Blood Supply:

Median a. and v.

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Q

Interosseous m.

A

Attachments:

*Present in all species weight-bearing metacarpals*

(O) Caudal surface of metacarpals and (I) the proximal sesamoid bones

Actions:

Appearance:

Carnivores- fleshy,

Ruminants- partially fleshy,

Equids- completely tendinous

Blood Supply:

Common interosseous a. & v. (cranial and caudal)

Median a. & v.

28
Q

Which nerve supplies the radial head of the deep digital flexor m.?

A

Median n.

Other two heads are supplied by the ulnar n.

29
Q

Superficial Palmar Arch

A

Median a. & v.

30
Q

Deep tissues of the Paw

A

Radial a. and v.

31
Q

The main blood supply to the digits and paw

A

Median a.

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