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44 Cards in this Set
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What is the concavity immediately caudal to the last rib that is prominent in ruminants?
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Paralumbar fossa
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What is another name for the deep fascia of the trunk?
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Yellow abdominal tunic
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What are the cranial preputial muscles derived from?
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Cutaneous trunci
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What are the caudal preputial muscles derived from?
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deep fascia
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Which nerves are important in abdominal incisions in ruminants?
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Ventral branches of lumbar spinal nerves
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Which nerves must be blocked to anesthetize the flank region of the ruminant?
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T13
L1 (iliohypogastric) L2 (iliolinguinal) sometimes L3 (genitofemoral) |
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Which nerves are known as the cranial preputial nerves?
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Ventral cutaneous nerves from T13, L1, and L2
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Which nerve supplies the skin of the middle part of the udder and all glandular tissue of the udder?
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L3 (genitofemoral)
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What is the fore-stomach or proventriculus composed of in the ruminant?
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Rumen
Reticulum Omasum |
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What is the true stomach of the ruminant composed of?
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Abomasum
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What grooves of the rumen divide the dorsal sac from the ventral sac?
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Left and right longitudinal grooves
Cranial and caudal transverse grooves |
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Which accessory groove on the rumen is poorly developed?
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Right
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Which grooves on the rumen demarcate the caudodorsal and caudoventral blind sacs?
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Dorsal and ventral coronary grooves
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What grooves surround the insular ruminis?
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Longitudinal groove
Accessory groove |
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Where is the atrium ruminis?
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Cranial part of dorsal sac
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Where is the recessus ruminis?
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Cranial part of the ventral sac
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How are the grooves that are identified externally on the rumen identified internally?
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As raised pillars or columns
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What is the large opening encircled by most of the ruminal pillars between the dorsal and ventral ruminal sacs?
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Intraruminal ostium or opening
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Where is trocarization (ruminal paracentesis) attempted?
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Central part of the paralumbar fossa
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Where in the abdomen of the ruminant is the superficial omental leaf continuous with the deep omental leaf?
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Caudal groove of the rumen
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What is the term for the space between the superficial and the deep layers of the greater omentum?
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Omental bursa
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What is the term for the space in the peritoneal cavity dorsal to the deep leaf?
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Supraomental recess
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What structures indent on the omental bursa?
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Ventral sac of the rumen
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What structures are in the supraomental recess?
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Intestines
Gravid uterus |
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Is there a splenic recess in ruminants?
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no
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What are the three segments of the gastric groove?
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Reticular groove
Omasal groove Abomasal groove |
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What is the direct route running from the cardia (esophogeal opening) to the pylorus of the abomasum?
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Gastric Groove
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What extends ventrally fromt he cardia, on the lesser curvature of the reticulum to the reticulo-omasal orifice?
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Reticular groove
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Is the gastric groove involved in swallowing, regurgitation, or eructation?
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No
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Where is the transverse omasal pillar?
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At the omaso-abomasal orifice
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What are the two mucosal folds that guard the omas0-abomasal opening?
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Abomasal vela
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What are the spaces between the omasal leaves called?
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Interlaminar recesses
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Where are the large oblique abomasal folds in the abomasum?
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Fundus and body
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What two structures regulate flow from the abomasum to the duodenum?
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Torus pyloricus
Pyloric sphincter |
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The ruminal papillae are absent from the roof of the rumen except in which animals?
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Sheep
Goat |
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What forms the reticular cells?
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reticular crests
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What is the name for the claw-like projections formed by the reticulo-omasal ostium and the floor of the reticular groove?
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Unguiculiform papillae
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Which animals are considered grazers (grass eating)?
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Bovine
Ovine |
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Which animals are considered browsers (leaf eating)?
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Goat
Antelope |
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Which animals have larger livers, bulky intestines and smaller rumen?
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Browsers
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14) What are three things unique to the pig stomach?
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1. Diverticulum ventriculi
2. Torus pylorus 3. When full contact abdominal wall on both the left and the right |
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15) The ascending colon of the pig is what shape?
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: Spiral, Conical apex is Ventral
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18) What is unique about the location of the spleen in the pig?
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ANS: In the THORACIC cage
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What is the term for the thick layer of fat in the subcutis in some animals, especially in the PIG?
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PANNICULUS ADIPOSUS
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