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Which bone is located in the brachial region of the thoracic limb?
Which bone is located in the brachial region of the thoracic limb?
What is the term for the part of a muscle that remains stationary during contraction?
What is the term for the part of a muscle that remains stationary during contraction?
Which of the following terms describes movement towards the midline of the body?
Which of the following terms describes movement towards the midline of the body?
What does the term 'palmar' refer to in anatomical terms?
What does the term 'palmar' refer to in anatomical terms?
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In the context of the brachiocephalicus muscle, where is the insertion located?
In the context of the brachiocephalicus muscle, where is the insertion located?
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Which movement term describes the ability to rotate the forelimb so the palm faces upwards?
Which movement term describes the ability to rotate the forelimb so the palm faces upwards?
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What does the term 'caudal' indicate in anatomical terminologies?
What does the term 'caudal' indicate in anatomical terminologies?
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Which directional term describes a position closest to the body's center or midline?
Which directional term describes a position closest to the body's center or midline?
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Which anatomical term describes a structure closer to the midline of the body?
Which anatomical term describes a structure closer to the midline of the body?
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What is the main action of the latissimus dorsi muscle?
What is the main action of the latissimus dorsi muscle?
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Which structure serves as the origin for the serratus ventralis muscle?
Which structure serves as the origin for the serratus ventralis muscle?
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In which plane does the body divide into left and right sections?
In which plane does the body divide into left and right sections?
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What is the role of extrinsic muscles in the thoracic limb?
What is the role of extrinsic muscles in the thoracic limb?
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Which bone is considered to be the most proximal in the thoracic limb?
Which bone is considered to be the most proximal in the thoracic limb?
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What does the term 'proximal' refer to in anatomical terminology?
What does the term 'proximal' refer to in anatomical terminology?
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Which of the following muscles functions to pull the scapula forward?
Which of the following muscles functions to pull the scapula forward?
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What is the primary action of the trapezius muscle?
What is the primary action of the trapezius muscle?
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Which nerve innervates the omotransversarius muscle?
Which nerve innervates the omotransversarius muscle?
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Where does the deep pectoral muscle originate from?
Where does the deep pectoral muscle originate from?
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What is the insertion point of the superficial pectoral muscle?
What is the insertion point of the superficial pectoral muscle?
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Which muscle retracts the limb and may flex the shoulder joint?
Which muscle retracts the limb and may flex the shoulder joint?
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In what scenario do the deep pectoral muscles function as retractors?
In what scenario do the deep pectoral muscles function as retractors?
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The cleidocephalicus muscle is formed by the fusion of which components?
The cleidocephalicus muscle is formed by the fusion of which components?
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What role does the trapezius muscle play in relation to the scapula?
What role does the trapezius muscle play in relation to the scapula?
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Study Notes
Terminology in Veterinary Anatomy
- Comparative, clinical, radiographic, pathological, and topographic terms are essential for proper communication.
- N.A.V (Nomina Anatomica Veterinaria) and N.E.V (Nomina Embryologica Veterinaria) standardize anatomical and embryological terminology.
Directional Terms
- Palmar: relating to the front of the forepaw.
- Plantar: relating to the sole of the hind paw.
- Rostral: toward the nose.
- Caudal: toward the tail.
- Dorsal: relating to the upper side.
- Peripheral: away from the center.
- Deep/Superficial: deeper layers vs. closer to the surface.
Additional Anatomical Terms
- Anterior/Superior: front/top position.
- Descending/Ascending: moving down/up relative to the body.
- Axial/Abaxial: towards the axis/away from the axis.
- Prone: lying face down.
- Supine: lying face up.
- Lumbar, nasal, oral, thoracic, pelvic, and perineal terms describe specific body regions.
Bones of the Thoracic Limb
- Scapula: located in the scapular region.
- Humerus: part of the brachial region.
- Ulna and Radius: involved in the antebrachial region.
- Carpal: forms the carpal region.
- Metacarpal: found in the metacarpal region.
- Phalanges: located in the phalangeal region.
Extrinsic Muscles of the Thoracic Limb
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Brachiocephalicus Muscle
- Origin: Cranial raphe of neck and temporal bone.
- Insertion: Distal shaft of humerus.
- Action: Advances limb and stabilizes the head.
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Trapezius
- Origin: Raphe of neck and supraspinous ligament.
- Insertion: Spine of scapula.
- Action: Elevates limb and rotates scapula.
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Latissimus Dorsi
- Origin: Lumbodorsal fascia.
- Insertion: Teres tuberosity of humerus.
- Action: Retracts limb and may flex the shoulder joint.
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Omotransversarius
- Origin: Wing of atlas (C1).
- Insertion: Spine of scapula.
- Action: Draws limb cranially.
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Deep Pectoral
- Origin: From first to last sternebrae.
- Insertion: Lesser and greater tubercle of humerus.
- Action: Slings trunk and may act as retractor of forelimb.
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Superficial Pectoral
- Origin: Cranial end of sternum.
- Insertion: Crest of greater tubercle of humerus.
- Action: Adducts the limb and assists in protraction/retraction.
Learning Outcomes
- Define basic veterinary anatomical terms and their applications.
- Explain differences among anatomical planes: sagittal, transverse, and frontal.
- Identify standard anatomical positions and the relationships between structures.
- Utilize directional terms for clear communication in clinical settings.
- Interpret veterinary literature and anatomical descriptions accurately.
- Identify and describe the bones of the thoracic limb and their unique features.
- Understand the origin, insertion, action, and innervation of various extrinsic muscles.
- Explain the role of these muscles in limb movement and stabilization.
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This quiz focuses on essential veterinary terminology used in anatomy and directional terms. It covers aspects like positional definitions, movement vocabulary, and the significance of terms such as N.A.V and N.E.V. Test your knowledge on the language of veterinary science!
