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What vessel can be found here?
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Superficial Thoracic vein
AKA spur vein |
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Identify these structures.
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White line = jugular farrow
Red dot = jugular fossa Orange line = median pectoral sulcus Yellow lines = lateral pectoral sulcus (contains cephalic vein) |
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What is this line and how do you find it?
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Line of pleural reflection
Found by using the the boney part of rib 18 and 8th rib at level of costal arch |
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What are you looking for here and how do you find it?
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Basal border of the lungs
Line from tuber coxae (rib 16) Line from tuber ischiadicum (rib 14) Line from point of the shoulder (rib 10) rib 16 14 10 is the basal border (orange line) |
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What can you do at this triangle?
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Auscultate the lungs
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Where can you do a cardiocentesis on a horse?
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Right or left side at 5th ICS on ventral side
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Where can you do a thoracocentesis on a horse?
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On the right side at the 7th ICS at the level of the olecranon
On the left side at 8th and 9th ICS 4-6 cm above the olecranon |
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What structures are here?
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Blue triangle = paralumbar fossa
Green dot = subiliac lymphnode Blk triangle = fold of the flank (plica lateralis) |
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What are the abdominal organs on the right side of the body?
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Right Kidney, descending duodenum, cecum, right ventral colon, right dorsal colon
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What are the abdominal organs on the left side of the body?
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Stomach, spleen, left kidney Jejunum, decending colon, left dorsal colon right ventral colon
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Where can you find the liver on the right side of a horse?
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draw a line from the tuber coxae to the point of the shoulder, then point of the elbow. liver is in 12th ICS (preferred site for liver biopsy)
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Where can you find the liver on the left side of a horse?
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Draw a line vertical line through through rib 8 and a horizontal line though the deltoid tuberocity of the humerous. the liver is at that intersection
(preferred sire for liver biopsy in geriatric horses) |
