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inervates: second cervical spinal nerve
sensory to skin of neck, ear, and back of neck
What forms external jugular vein
linguofacial and maxillary veins
mandibular salivary gland
between linguofacial and maxillary veins
mandibular lymph nodes
on either side of linguofacial vein ventral to salivary gland
superficial cervical lymph node
under omotransversarius
inervates: accessory or 11 cranial nerve
motor to trapezius, omotransversarius, cleidocephalicus, and sternocephalicus
vagosympathetic nerve trunk
with carotid artery
medial retropharyngeal lymph node
next to carotid sheath opposite larynx
location: dorsal intercostal arteries
inside body wall from aorta
supplies: dorsal intercostal arteries
intercostal muscles
ventral intercostal branches of internal thoracis artery
join with dorsal intercostal arteries on internal surface of body
intercostal nerves
ventral branch of t1-12 spinal nerves
action: lateral thoracic nerve
motor to cutaneous trunci
axillary lymph nodes
dorsal to deep pectoral in axilla
location: cranial epigastric artery
between costal arch and sternum deep to rectus abdominus. terminal end of internal thoracic artery
location: cranial superficial epigastric artery
branch of cranial epigastric artery that goes through rectus abdominus
supplies: cranial superficial epigastric artery
cranial abdominal mamma
supplies: cranial epigastric artery
rectus abdominus
transversus thoracis muscle
deep to internal thoracic muscle
pleura over lungs
pulmonary/visceral
pleura over ribs
costal parietal
pleura over diaphragm
diaphragmatic parietal pleura
mediastinal parietal pleura
middle of body
mediastinum
the two mediastinal pleura and the space between them
cranial, middle, dorsal, ventral, and caudal parts (relative to heart)
pericardial mediastinal pleura
mediastinal pleura over heart
right caudal partial mediastinal pleura around caudal vena cava
plica venae cavae
pulmonary ligament
between left caudal lobe of lung and mediastinum
location: internal thoracic artery
from subclavian artery to sternum
supply: internal thoracic artery
phrenic nerve, thymus and mediastinum
musculophrenic artery
terminal end of internal thoracic artery with cranial epigastric artery
left lung lobes
cranial and caudal
right lung lobes
cranial middle caudal and accessory
cardiac notch
between cranial and middle right lung lobes
principal bronchi
where the trachea bifurcates with a carina between them and further bifurcates into lobar bronchi
lymph nodes at bifurcation of trachea
tracheobronchial lymph nodes
aortic impression
on left lung where aorta sits
thoracic duct
lymph system after diaphragm along spinal area
from cisterna chyli in abdomen and right/left tracheal trunk from head
parts of aorta
aortic arch, ascending and descending aorta (thoracic and abdominal)
branches off the aorta
1st: brachiocephalic trunk
2nd: left subclavian
branches of the brachiocephalic trunk
left/right common carotid and right subclavian
branches of the subclavian arteries
vertebral: towards head
costocervical trunk: straight down/back
superficial cervical: to neck
internal thoracic: to sternum
supply: vertebral arteries
cervical muscles and nerves
supply: costocervical trunk
base of neck, 1-3 intercostal spaces
supply: superficial cervical
base of neck and scapula region
location: bronchoesophageal artery
leaves right 5th costal area abd cruises to left into esophagus and then continues into bronchi
somatic efferent neurons
striated muscle
visceral efferent neurons
smooth muscle, glands, viscera
sympathetic autonomic nervous system
preganglionic neurons T1-L5 (thorocolumbar) and releases norephinephtine
parasympathetic autonomic nervous system
cranial nerves 3,7,9,10
and sacral nerves (craniosacral) and releases acetylcholine
spinal nerve
joined ventral and dorsal root from spine
ventral branch of spinal nerve
ramus communicans with joins sympathetic trunk made of sympathetic trunk ganglion
sympathetic ganglion in neck
cranial cervical ganglion
first large cranial ganglion in sympathetic trunk
cervicothoracic ganglion
branch of cervicothoracic ganglion that flows with vertebral artery
vertebral nerve
branch between cervicothoracic ganglion and next large ganglion
ansa subclavia
large ganglion after cervicothoracic ganglion
middle cervical ganglion
branches of middle cervical ganglion that go to heart
cardiac nerves
recurrent laryngeal nerves
left: around arch of aorta up neck
right: around right subclavian and up neck
terminate as caudal laryngeal nerves
branching of vagus nerve
ventral/dorsal vagal trunk
layers of pericardium (out to in)
pericardial mediastinal pleura, fibrous pericardium, parietal serous pericardium
to yellow
fibrous pericardium to sternum
phrenicopericardial ligament
layers of serous pericardium (out to in)
parietal serous pericardium, pericardial cavity, visceral serous pericardium
surfaces of heart
auricular surface (left with auricles)
atrial surface (right with atrium)
sulcus between atrium and ventricles
coronary sulcus
sulcus between ventricles
paraconal interventricular sulcus (under left auricle)
subsinuosal interventricular sulcus (caudal surface)
parts of the right atrium
sinus venarum and right auricle
opening next to caudal vena cava
coronary sinus
parts of right atrium
interatrial septum, intervenous tubercle, fossa ovalis, pectinate muscle (auricle), and crista terminalis (between atrium and auricle)
valve between right/left atrium and ventricle
right/left atrioventricular valve
parietal and septal cusps attached to papillary muscles via chordae tendineae
muscle strands of ventricle
trabeculae carneae and trabecular septomatginalis (have purkinje fibers)
funnel shape of ventricle before pulmonary valve
conus arteriosus
parts of pulmonary/aortic valve
three semilunar cusps with nodules in middle
features of left atrium and auricle
pectinate muscles and valve of foramen ovale
remnants of the ductus arteriosus
ligamentum arteriosum
expansion of aorta after valve
sinus of the aorta
arteries supplying heart
right coronary artery (in coronary groove)
left coronary artery
circumflex branch towards right side
paraconal interventricular branch
spiral branch (goes in)
vein that carries blood into coronary sinus
great cardiac vein in paraconal interventricular sulcus
branches of axillary artery
external thoracic, lateral thoracic, subscapular (thoracodorsal and caudal circumflex humeral), cranial circumflex humeral arteries
supplies: external thoracic artery
superficial pectoral
supplies: lateral thoracic artery
latissimus dorsi, deep pectoral, cutaneous trunci
supplies: subscapular artery
scapula
supplies: thoracodorsal artery
teres major and skin
supplies: caudal circumflex humeral artery
triceps, deltoideus, coracobrachialis, and infraspinatus and shoulder joint
supplies: cranial circumflex humeral artery
biceps brachii and joint
branches of brachial artery
collateral ulnar, superficial brachial (cranial superficial antebrachial) and transverse cubital arteries
supplies: collateral ulnar artery
triceps and ulnar nerve and elbow
supplies: superficial brachial artery
dorsum of forepaw
supplies: transverse cubital artery
elbow and adjacent muscles
location/inervation: cranial pectoral nerve
into superficial pectoral
location: suprascapular nerve
between supraspinatus and subscapularis
inervation: suprascapular nerve
supraspinatus and infraspinatus
location/inervation: subscapular nerve
subscapularis
inervation: musculocutaneous nerve
coracobrachialis, biceps and brachialis and skin sensory
inervation: axillary nerve
teres major, teres minor, deltoideus, and some subscapularis
inervation: thoracodorsal nerve
latissimus dorsi
inervation: radial nerve
triceps, tensor fascia antebrachii, and anconeus
deep branch
extensor carpi radialis, common/lateral digital extensor, supinator, ulnaris lateralis
superficial branch
inervation: caudal pectoral nerves
deep pectoral
branches of brachial/median artery
common interosseous artery
ulnar artery
cranial and caudal interosseous
deep antebrachial artery
radial artery
supplies: ulnar artery
deep digital flexor and flexor carpi ulnaris
supplies: common interosseous and median artery
brachii and paw
supplies: deep antebrachial artery
flexor carpi radialis, deep digital flexor, flexor carpi ulnaris, superficial digital flexor
supplies: radial artery
deep vessels of forepaw
inervation: median nerve
pronator teres/quadratus, flexor carpi radialis, superficial/deep digital flexor
inervates: ulnar nerve
flexor carpi ulnaris and deep digital flexor
dorsal and palmer branch
cutaneous area
area of sensory inervation by nerve
autonomous zone
area only that nerve supplies with sensory inervation
superficial artery branches of paw
dorsal or Palmer common digital
deep branches of arteries of paw
dorsal or Palmer metacarpal
external pudendal artery
branches to become caudal superficial epigastric artery
supply: caudal superficial epigastric artery
abdominal mamma, prepuce
lymph node in groin area
superficial inguinal lymph node
supplies: cranial abdominal artery
abdominal musculature
inervates: L1-4 nerves
abdominal wall
nerve that runs with external pudendal artery
genitofemoral nerve
Inervates: genitofemoral nerve
cremaster muscle, skin of inner thigh and prepuce
spermatic fascia
fascia over spermatic cord and continuation of transversalis fascia
male anatomy terms
parietal/visceral vaginal tunic, mesorchium, mesoductus deferens, spermatic cord, ductus deferens, deferent artery and vein, testicular artery and vein (pampiniform plexus), testis, epididymis (ligament of the tail of epididymis and proper ligament of the testis), prostate, urethral crest, colliculus seminalis, penis (root, body, glands), corpus cavernosum, tunica albuginea, ischiocavernosus m., retractor penis m., bulbospongiosus m. (bulb of penis), corpus spongiosum, ischiourethralis m., bulbus glandis, pars longa glandis, os penis (urethral groove)
parts of abdominal cavity
peritoneal cavity (parietal/visceral peritoneum, connecting peritoneum)
falciform ligament
round ligament of liver (umbilical vein) and median ligament of the bladder
location: caudal epigastric artery
inside body wall near bladder coming of femoral artery with external pudendal artery
greater omentum
superficial and deep leaf (omental bursa between), gastrosplenic ligament, epiploic foreman
female reproductive anatomy
uterus, cervix, uterine horns, ovary (ovarian bursa), infundibulum (abdominal ostium), mesovarium, mesometrium, mesosalphinx (broad ligaments), round ligament of the uterus, suspensory ligament, proper ligament, vestibule (vestibular bulbs, urethral tubercle), clitoris (glans clitoridis, fossa clitoridis, retractor clitoridis m.), vulva (labia)
diaphragm
tendinous center, lumber part (crura), sternal part, costal part, cupula (extend into thorax), aortic hiatus, esophageal hiatus, caval foreman
liver
right lateral, right medial, quadrate, left medial, left lateral, caudate (caudate process w/renal impression, papillary process), hepatic duct
gallbladder
cystic duct
combining of cystic and hepatic duct
bile duct
path from esophagus to rectum
stomach (cardiac, fundus, body, pyloric w/antrum, canal, pylorus), cranial duodenal flexure, descending duodenum, caudal duodenal flexure, ascending duodenum, duodenojejunal flexure, jejunum, ileum, iliocolic orifice, cecum (cecocolic orifice), ascending colon, right colic flexure, transverse colon, left colic flexure, descending colon
lymph nodes in mesentery
mesenteric lymph nodes
pancreas
right and left lobe, pancreatic duct (major duodenal papilla) and accessory pancreatic duct (minor duodenal papilla)
kidneys
hilus, right kidney (more cranial), ureter, renal pelvis, renal sinus, renal cortex, medulla, arcuate branches (renal vessels) renal crest. renal pyramids, pelvis recesses
lesser omentum
hepatoduodenal ligament
mesentery of intestines
mesoduodenum, duodenocolic folds (between ascending duodenum and descending colon), mesentery (root of mesentery), mesocolon (w/each part)
ligaments between crura and lateral liver lobe
right/left triangular ligament between is coronary ligament
caudal sympathetic trunk nerves
major splanchnic nerve (T12-13), minor splanchnic nerve (T13-L1), lumbar splanchnic nerves (L2-5)
abdominal sympathetic ganglion
celiacomesenteric plexus (celiac ganglion, cranial mesenteric ganglion), caudal mesenteric ganglion (hypogastric nerves)
supply: lumbar artery
epaxial muscles, dorsal skin, and spinal cord
branches of celiac artery
hepatic
hepatic branches (liver)
cystic (gall bladder)
right gastric(lesser curve stomach)
gastroduodenal (pylorus)
right gastroepiploic (stomach
and omentum)
cranial pancreaticoduodenal
(right pancreas and duodenum)
left gastric (lesser curve stomach)
splenic (spleen, stomach, pancreas)
short gastric
left gastroepiploic
cranial mesenteric artery
middle colic artery(descending colon)
right colic artery (transverse colon)
ileocolic artery
colic branch (ascending colon)
cecal artery (cecum)
antimesenteric ileal artery
mesenteric ileal branch (ileum)
caudal pancreaticoduodenal artery
(d. duodenum and right pancreas)
jejunal arteries (jejunum)
ileal arteries (ileum)
common trunk
caudal phrenic artery (diaphragm)
cranial abdominal (body wall)
artery to kidney
renal artery
artery to ovary or testicle
ovarian/testicular artery
branches of caudal mesenteric artery
left colic artery (descending colon)
cranial rectal artery (rectum)
deep circumference iliac artery
caudodorsal abdominal musculature and skin over it
portal vein drains
intestines, stomach, pancreas, spleen
muscles that make the pelvic diaphragm
levator ani and coccygeus
nerves near prostatic or vaginal artery (inervates)
pelvic plexus (sympathetic and parasympathetic)
pelvic nerve (parasympathetic)
inervates: urogenital and rectum/descending colon
What are 1,2,3,4. (3 not in males)
1. pararectal fossa
2. rectogenital pouch
3. vesicogenital pouch
4. pubovesical pouch
iliac arteries
external and internal
internal iliac artery branches
umbilical artery (fetus)
cranial vesical artery or round
ligament of bladder (bladder)
caudal gluteal
internal pudendal
vaginal(prostatic)
uterine artery(artery of ductus
deferens)
caudal vesical artery (bladder)
middle rectal (rectum, vagina/
prostate)
ventral perineal artery
caudal rectal artery (anus, vulva/
scrotum)
artery of the penis (clitoris)
parts of bladder
median and lateral (round) ligament, urethral muscle, trigone of the bladder
parts of rectum
anal canal, paranal sinus (entry into cutaneous zone), external/internal sphincter muscles, rectococcygeus muscle