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eight muscles keep the thoracic limb connected to the axial skeleton
brachiocephalicus
trapezius
rhomboideus
latissimus dorsi
omotransversarius
serratus ventralus
superficial pectoral
deep pectoral
brachiocephalicus is made up of
cleidocephalicus and cleidomastoideus, clavicular intersection, and cleidobrachialis
extrinsic muscles of the thoracic limb: scapular attachment
trapezius, omotransversarius
trapezius (2 parts)
cervical and thoracic
extrinsic muscles of the thoracic limb: scapular attachment medial
rhomboideus, serratus ventralis
3 parts of rhomboideus muscle
capital, cervical, and thoracic
2 parts of serratus ventralis
cervical and thoracic
pectoral muscles
superficial (descending and transverse); deep
deep pectoral muscle=
muscle pectoralis profundus
intrinsic muscles of the thoracic limb: scapular region, lateral side
supraspinatus, infraspinatus, deltoideus (acromial and spinal), teres minor
transect which muscle to reveal the teres minor
deltoideus acromial and spinal
intrinsic muscles of the thoracic limb: scapular region, medial side
subscapularis, teres major, coracobrachialis
caudal muscles of the brachium
tensor fasciae antebrachii, triceps brachii (lateral, medial, long, accessory), anconeus
triceps brachii accessory head can only be seen when
when you transect the triceps brachii lateral head
mm of the cranial brachium
biceps brachii, brachialis m
to see the brachialis m fully you must first
transect the triceps m
interosseuos membrane
membrane between radius and ulna
bands of connective tissue that tether tendons as they pass joints; prevent displacments (slipping) during joint movement
retinaculae
extensor retinaculum is located
proximal to the phalanges, superficial to the metacarpals
joint cavity is filled with
synovial fluid
medium for nutrition for joint tissues
synovial fluid is joint cavity
tendon to prevent slipping of biceps brachii
transverse humeral retinaculum
prevents from over flexing and extending of shoulder joint
medial glenohumeral ligament
2 root ligament: one ending on ulna, one ending on radius, both beginning on humerus
lateral collateral ligament, cranial and caudal crura
if biceps and brachialis flex, they juncture at
oblique ligament
prevents elbow from slipping laterally
lateral collateral ligament
prevents elbow from over extending
oblique ligament
keeps elbow on joint capsule
annular ligament
goes on top of flexor retinaculum
superifical digital flexor
goes underneath flexor retinaculum
deep digital flexor muscle
shorter thinner ligament, keeps on medial side of carpal
medial collateral ligament
large thick tendon on palmar side of carpal
flexor retinaculum
keep on lateral side of carpal
lateral collateral ligament
tensor fascaie latate m is innervated with
cranial gluteal nerve
biceps femoris is innervated with
sciatic nerve
superficial gluteal muscle is innervated with
caudal gluteal nerve
external obturator m is located under
quadratrus femoris
adductor m
2 parts
m adductor longus (deep)
m adductor magnus et brevis
sartorius m
2 parts
cranial part, caudal part
quadriceps femoris
4 parts
rectus femoris
vastus lateralis
vastus medialis
vastus intermedius
must transect ---- to see the v intermedius
v lateralis
the most dorsal of sublumbar mm
quadratus lumborum
iliopsoas m is composed of
psoas major m and iliacus m