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Which animals have a clavicle? |
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animals whose forelimbs are only for locomotion do not (e.g. horse, cow)
animals who use their forelimbs for clawing, prehension do have a clavicle (e.g. cat)
carnivores have a vestigeal clavicle that doesn't articulate with the sternum or scapula (e.g. wolfhounds) |
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Most external thoracic muscle |
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____ intercostal muscles assist with inspiration while _____ intercostals help with expiration |
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What does the transversus thoracis do? |
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pulls costal cartilages in & helps with expiration |
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What are the ILS muscles? |
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iliocostalis thoracis longissimus spinalis thoracis |
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Nervous supply to the skin of the thoracic wall is provided by... |
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dorsal & lateral cutaneous nerves |
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Deeper structures (e.g. muscles) of the thorax are innervated by... |
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The brachiocephalicus runs from... |
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What are the levator costae muscles? |
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run from trip of transverse processes of vertebra to the upper aspect of the associated rib |
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What are the pectoral muscles? |
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transverse pectoral descending pectoral ascending pectoral |
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The costal parietal pleura is lined internally by the.. |
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The diaphragm is covered by the... |
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diaphragmatic parietal pleura |
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cranial, middle, caudal & accessory
*in the cow the right lobe has cranial & caudal parts |
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Blood from the thoracic cavity is returned to the heart through the.. |
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True or False
Ruminants have a pair of azygous veins |
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What is the line of pleural reflection? |
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the point where the pleura turn back on itself and extends beyond the surface of the lungs |
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What is the costodiaphraghmatic recess? |
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region within the thoracic cavity 'beyond' the lungs, 7th & 8th intercostal space
-can safely do pleurocentesis here |
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right crura left crura central tendon sternal part right costal part left costal part |
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What is the thoracic duct? |
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vessel bringing lymph from the abdominal cavity to thoracic cavity to the heart |
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The ______ nerve innervates the diapraghm |
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What portion of the body is the vagosympathetic trunk found? |
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in the neck
they separate and become the vagus & sypathetic trunk at the thoracic inlet |
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What muscle covers the 'gap' the the incomplete cartilagenous rings of the trachea? |
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What are the lobes of the left lung? |
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cranial lobe (with cranial & caudal parts) caudal lobe
*in the horse the left cranial lobe does not have 'parts' |
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The vein running from the lungs to the left atrium is the... |
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The vein running from the right ventricle to the lungs is the... |
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Nutritional blood supply to the lungs is the... |
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The most cranial region of the trachea attaches to the.... |
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How does the branching off the aortic arch differ between horses & dogs? |
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in horses the left subclavian branches off of the brachiocephalic trunk
in dogs the left subclavian comes off of the aortic arch, after the brachiocephalic trunk |
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What are the 3 layers of the pericardium? |
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fibrous pericardium parietal pericardium visceral pericardium |
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Between the pericardial layers you will find _______ which keeps the heart moist and reduces friction |
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What ligaments keep the heart in place? |
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sternopericardiac ligament -between pericardium & sternum
phrenopericardial ligament -between heart & diaphragm |
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What do auricles of the heart do? |
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-reduce turbulence of blood flow, the pectinate muscles of the auricles absorb the 'shock' |
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Where is the moderator band found? Why don't both sides of the heart have moderator bands? |
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between septum & outer wall of right ventricle
left ventricle has a thick muscular wall, well protected whereas the right ventricular wall is thin and can't tolerate too much distension |
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What type of valves regulate flow of blood into the aorta & pulmonary trunk? |
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What type of valves regulate flow of blood from the right atrium to the right ventricle? |
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What type of valves regulate flow of blood from the left atrium to the left ventricle? |
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The ______ sinus is found in the right atrium |
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