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Name two types og art. cartilaginae (= cartilaginous joints)
Synchondrosis
Symphysis
Name two joints between the rib and vertebral column.
Art. capitis costae
Art. costotransversaria
Name at least 3 types of bursa synovialis.
Bursa synovialis subcutanea
Bursa synovialis submuscularis
Bursa synovialis subfacialis
Bursa synovialis subtendinea
Name two inspiration muscles.
mm. intercostales externi
m. rectus thoracis
diaphragma
Name expiratory muscles.
mm. Intercostales interni
m. transversus thoracis
What forms linea alba?
Aponeurose fusion of the straight abdominal muscles, separates left and right rectus abdominis muscle.
Name two muscles according to its shape.
m. longissimus
m. trapezius
m. longus colli
m. longus capitis
Name two long ligaments of the vertebral column.
lig. nuchae
lig. longitudinale dorsale et ventrale
lig. supraspinale
Brachial muscle and name its antagonist.
Brachial muscle flexes elbow joint

Antagonist = m. tensor faciae antebrachii
Which type of joint represents sutura?

Give example of this type of joint.
Fibrous joint

Sutura sagittalis
The biggest head of the quadriceps femoris muscle?
m. vastus lateralis
Which layers do the capsula articularis consist of?

Underline this which forms ligaments.
Stratum fibrosum (underline)
Stratum synoviale
Name two short ligaments of the vertebral column.
Ligg. flava
Ligg. interspinalia
Which ligaments are included in the femorotibial joint?
Ligg. cruciata genus
Lig. collaterale mediale/laterale

Art. meniscus lateralis et medialis
Name the main components of symphysis intervertebralis.
Nucleus pulposus
Anulus fibrosus
Discus intervertebralis
Which muscles form rectus vaginalis?
mm. recti abdominis
What are the elements of the synovial joints?
Articular surface
Articular cartilage
Articular cavity
Hind limb flexor name and function.
m. tibialis cranialis (flex hock)
m. extensor digitorum longus (flexes tarsal)
m. triceps surae (only m. gastricnemius in dog) flexes stifle
m. flexor digitorum superficialis
Name in latin the ligament extending between the os sacrum and os coxae in large animals.
Lig. sacrotuberale latum
Name 1 example of art. plana, and 1 example of ginglymus
Art. plana: art. sacroiliaca
Ginglymus: elbow joint
Triceps brachi bellys?
Caput longum
Caput laterale
Caput mediale
Caput accessorium (only in dog)
Knee and elbow joint in latin?
Knee: art. genus (art. femorotibialis et art. femoropatellaris

Elbow: art. cubiti
Name two joints of the vertebrae and ribs.
Art. costovertebrales:
- art. capitis costae
- art. costotransversaria
Name parts of the nuchal ligament?
Funiculus nuchae
Laminae nuchae
M. pterygoideus medialis - which functional group of head muscles does it belong to?
Muscles of mastication
What are the rectile muscles of vagina?
mm. recti abdominis
What ligament is found at axis in dog, and difference in horse.
- nuchal ligament
- in the dog it arises from the axis, in the horse it arises from the occipital bone
Which animals does not have lamina nuchae?
Dog and cat
Name 2 types of accessory structures in muscles.
Sesamoid bone and fascia
M. longus capitis - what is its function
Flexes neck
Name three accessory structures of the muscle.
- sesamoid bones
- synovial tendon sheets
- synovial bursae
- faciae
Joint between the os coxae and sacrum?
Art. Sacroiliaca
M. gastrocnemius (from m. triceps surae) - name its heads.
Caput mediale
Caput laterale
(Only in dog)
Give one example of art. plana and one of art. spheroidea?
Art. plana: art. sacroiliaca
Art. spheroidea: art. coxae and art. humeri
Name openings of diaphragm muscle?

Function?
Diaphragm = musculotendinous plate responsible for inspiration. Muscular part of it surrounds centrum tendineum.
Openings: aortic hiatus (aorta with celiac...), esophageal hiatus (esophagus) and on caval foramen (caudal? Vena cava)
Name the long muscle of the head?

Name the long muscle of the neck?
m. longus capitis

m. longus colli
What layers does the capsula articularis consist of? (Latin)
Stratum fibrosum
Stratum synoviale
What two types of joints does the art. intermandibularis have/consist of?
Synchondrosis intermandibularis (smallest)

Sutura intermandibularis (larger part)
Name main components of symphysis intervertebralis?
Nucleus pulposus
Anulus fibrosus
Discus intervertebralis
Name the two parts of m. digastricus?
Anterior belly
Posterior belly
Name in latin the fibrocartilaginous rim extending the cavity forming the hip joint?
Labrum acetabulare
Give one example of ginglymus + one example of art. ellipsoidea
Elbow joint
Atlanto-occipital joint
What is the space between adjacent bones in synovial joints called?
Joint cavity
Write short definition of the anatomical cross-sectional area?
The largest cross-sectional area along the length of that muscle.
Name in latin two long ligaments of the vertebral column?
Lig. longitudinale dorsale
Lig. longitudinale ventrale
Structure formed in caudal part of internal abdiminal oblique muscle?
Cranial wall of the deep inguinal ring (anulus inguinalis profundus)
Name the ligament attaching to atlanti-occipital joint?
Lig. laterale
Name the muscle located over the ribs, filling the intercostal spaces?
Function?
Antagonist?
- mm. intercostales externi
- inspiration
- mm. intercostales interni
1. Name in latin ligaments connecting the vertebral arches and
2. Ligaments between transversus processes of lumbar vertebrae
1. Ligg. flava/ interacuate ligament
2. Ligamenta intertransversaria
What type of joint is the art. atlantoaxialis?
Art. trochoidea
Where do you find meniscus articularis?
Found in the femorotibial joint
Joints are formed when?
When two or more bones are united by:
Fibrous, elastic or cartilaginous tissue
Name the two joints of stifle joint (art. genus)
- femorotibial joint, art. femorotibialis
- femoropatellar joint, art. femoropatellaris
Which group of joints represents schindylesis?
Example?
Articulationes fibrosae - SUTURA

articulation of the perpendicular plate of the ethmoid bone with the vomer.
Name the passive part of the muscle and its less mobile attachment?
Passive part: tendon
Less mobile attachment: origin
Moveble attachment: insertion
List two main types of the "ARTICULATIONES CARTILAGINEA"
Synchondrosis & symphysis

- united by cartilage
What makes up a synovial joint?
- articular surfaces
- articular cartilage
- articular cavity
Name the intracapsular ligament of the art. coxae
lig. capitis ossis femoris
Name in Latin the space between the adjacent bones of the joint surrounded by the joint capsule?
Which layer of this capsule forms villi and folds?
Synovial joints
- cavum articulare

- synovial layer: may contain folds and villi.
Name in latin the ligament extending between the os sacrum and os coxae in dog?
Lig. sacrotuberale
Give short definition of the deep ingual ring?

Name the muscular structure forming the ring?
- area caudal to last muscle fibres of m. obliquus internus abdominis, lateral to m. rectus abdominis.

- the deep inguinal ring is formed by the caudal border of the internal oblique abdominal muscle and the lateral border of the straight abdominal muscle craniomedially.
Where does lig. longitudinale ventrale go?
8th thoracic ➡️ sacrum (ventral surface of the vertebral bodies)
Name the muscles belonging to tendo calcaneus communis.
- m. triceps surae
- m. flexor digitorum superficialis
- m. biceps femoris
- m. semitendinosus
Name in latin the ligament extending between os sacrum and os coxae in large animals?
Lig. sacrotuberale latum
Where does lig. longitudinale dorsale go?
Dens axis --> sacrum (inside the vertebral canal)
List the 3 most important sutures of the skull?
- sutura coronalis
Frontal <--> parietal bones
- sutura sagittalis
Left <--> right parietal bones
- sutura lambdoidea
Parietal <--> occipital bone
What does lig. intercapitale do?
Connects the head of the same segment.
(part of lig. capitis costae intraarticulare)
M. brachiocephalicus - name its parts.
- pars cervicalis
- pars mastoidea
From m. cleidocephalicus

Brachiocephalic muscle divides into m. Cleidocephalicus and m. Cleidobrachialis
M. rectus femoris. Name the bigger muscular unit compassing the muscle.
M. quadriceps femoris
Name the intracapsular ligaments of the art. femorotibialis.
Ligg. cruciata genus
Which animals does not have lamina nuchae?
Carnivores
Which muscles form the tendo calcaneus communis?
m. triceps surae
m. flexor digitorum superficialis
m. biceps femoris (calcaneal branch)
m. semitendinosus (calcaneal branch)
Write a short definition of physiological cross-sectional area?
Total area of the cross-sectiones perpendicular to the muscle fibers.
Give example of art. ellipsoidea
Atlanto-occipital joint
Which group of joints according to uniting tissue represents GOMPHOSIS?
Fibrous joints (articulationes fibrosae)
Ex. Alveolus dentalis
Name two examples of art. spheroidea?
Art. humeri
Art. coxae
Name the layer of CT that surrounds a muscle fiber?
Endomysium
Name the layer of CT that surrounds the entire muscle?
Epimysium
M. obliquus internus abdominis - name its antagonist.
M. obliquus externus abdominis
Name the layer of CT that envelops one fascicle of muscle fibres?
Perimysium
Name the two membranes strengthening the atlanto-occipital joint
Ventral atlantooccipital membrane
Dorsal atlantooccipital membrane
M. biceps brachii - name its antagonist
M. triceps brachii

(m. biceps brachii extends shoulder joint & flexes elbow joint, m. Triceps brachii does the opposite)
Name the marked muscle (m. extensor carpi radialis) and an example of antagonist muscle?
m. flexor carpi radialis
Name the marked muscle (m. obliquus abdominis externus). Does this play any role in formation of inguinal canal?
Yes, also m. rectus abdominis.
M. vastus medialis - is it a part of m. quadriceps femoris?
Yes