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Lab 7: Review

Update review terms lists and add LO’s

Review Videos

Lab 1

Heart review, Spradley – 23 min

Heart review, Walker – 14 min

Adult vs fetal circulation (lecture type review) – 14 min

Horse pericardium – 30 sec

 

Lab 2

Dog thoracic arteries, 6 min – Watch until 13:50

Goat thoracic vessels left, 1 min – Watch until 9:00

Goat thoracic vessels right, 2 min – Watch until 14:30

Calf thoracic vessels, right – 6 min

 

Lab 4

Dog carotid sheath – 2 min

Dog carotid sheath, watch until 14:30 – 2 min

Horse jugular groove and Viborg’s triangle, watch until 4:30 – 2 min

Horse carotid sheath, watch until 10:00 – 1 min

Goat jugular groove and carotid sheath, watch until 7:45 – 4 min

Calf jugular groove and carotid sheath – 4 min

Pig carotid sheath – 3 min

 

Lab 5

Dog thoracic limb vasculature – watch until 11:15 min

Horse thoracic limb vasculature – 2 min

Ruminant thoracic limb vasculature – 4 min

 

Terms

Lab 1


Heart and Pericardium
Features Species 
Pericardial (mediastinal parietal) pleura All
Mediastinum All
Pericardium All
Fibrous pericardium All
Parietal pericardium All
Pericardial cavity All
Visceral pericardium (epicardium) All
Phrenicopericardial ligament Carnivores (in situ only)
Sternopericardial ligament Ungulates (in situ only)
Heart All

Cardiac notch (on lungs)

All

Coronary groove (sulcus)

All

Great cardiac vein

All

Subsinuosal interventricular groove (sulcus)

All
 Paraconal interventricular groove (sulcus) All
 R/L coronary artery All (ex situ only-do not need to side)
Left atrium All

Left AV (bicuspid/mitral) valve

All
 Left auricle All
 Pulmonary vv. All
Right atrium All
Cranial vena cava All
Caudal vena cava All
Coronary sinus and its opening into the right atrium All
Right AV (tricuspid) valve All
Chordae tendineae All
Interatrial septum All
Fossa ovalis/foramen ovale All (Foramen ovale only in calf)
Right auricle All
Right ventricle All
Papillary mm. All
Trabecula septomarginalis All (know function as well)
Pulmonary valve All
Pulmonary trunk All
Pulmonary aa. All
Ligamentum arteriosum All

Ductus arteriosus

Calf
Patent ductus arteriosus Conceptual
Left ventricle All
Papillary mm. All
Aortic valve All
Chordae tendineae All
Interventricular septum All
Form and Function and Clinical Applications Notes
S1 and S2 heart sounds When they occur and what causes them
Ventricular systole and diastole Which valves are open/closed during each phase; in what direction is blood flowing
SA and AV nodes Where are they located; what are their functions
Pericardial effusion Define and identify on radiograph and/or echocardiogram
     Pericardiocentesis Define; where to perform in all species (ICS and where relative to rib)
Points of Maximum Intensity Know where each valve is most readily auscultated in the domestic species
Normal vs. Abnormal Heart Sounds Know what a normal resting equine, large/small dog, and cat heart sounds like and differentiate it from abnormal

Lab 2

Heart and Thorax
Features Species
Aorta All
Ascending aorta All
R coronary a All, (observe in heart dissection)
L coronary a All, (observe in heart dissection)
Aortic arch All
Descending aorta All
Brachiocephalic trunk All
Bicarotid trunk Equine and ruminant ex situ, if possible. Know conceptually regardless.
Intercostal aa/vv All.  Know where dorsal and ventral IC arteries originate.
Bronchoesophageal a/v Carnivore only
L/R Subclavian a/v Carnivore only
Vertebral a/v Carnivore only
Costocervical trunk Carnivore only
Superficial cervical a/v Carnivore only
Internal thoracic a/v Carnivore only
Ventral intercostal aa/vv Know from where they originate.
Cranial epigastric a/v Do not ID.  Know it is continuation of internal thoracic a
Common carotid aa All
Cranial vena cava All
Caudal vena cava All
Azygos v Right – carnivore, horse, ruminant (when present in ruminant)
Left – pig, ruminant
Cisterna chyli Do not ID.  Define, know location, and direction of lymph flow through it.
Thoracic duct All left side.  Right side on dog/cat if possible.  Know where it is located, and efferent and afferent flow.
     Chylothorax Define and name most common domestic species.
Tracheal trunks Do not ID until next lab.  Know where they are and what they drain.
Superficial cervical lymph node All.  Know afferent and efferent flow.
Thymus All (where present)
Caudal mediastinal lymph node Ruminants.  Know what secondary clinical signs may arise from caudal mediastinal lymphadenopathy.
Tracheobronchial lymph nodes Ungulates

Lab 4

Neck
Features Species
External jugular v All
Jugular groove Ungulates
Brachiocephalicus m. – dorsal boundary of jugular groove Ungulates
Sternocephalicus m. – ventral boundary of jugular groove Ungulates
Omohyoideus m. – medial boundary of jugular groove

Sternocephalicus m. – medial boundary of jugular groove

Equine

Ruminants

Carotid sheath All
Common carotid a All
Vagosympathetic trunk Know it is included in carotid sheath
 Internal jugular v. Carnivore and pig
Tracheal trunk All (know location and what they drain)
Thymus Calf and pig

Lab 5

Thoracic Limb
Features Species
Superficial cervical ln All.  Efferent and afferent flow.
Axillary ln Focus on Carnivore. Efferent and afferent flow.
Accessory axillary ln Cat. Efferent and afferent flow.
Subclavian artery All
Superficial cervical a Carnivore
Axillary a All
External thoracic a Carnivore
Lateral thoracic a Carnivore
Subscapular a All
          Thoracodorsal a Carnivore
          Caudal circumflex humeral a Carnivore
Cranial circumflex humeral a/v Carnivore
Brachial a/v All
supracondylar foramen Cat.  ID on bone and know what artery and nerve pass through it.
Deep brachial a Carnivore
Superficial brachial a Carnivore
     Cranial superficial antebrachial artery Carnivore
Collateral ulnar a Carnivore
Transverse cubital a Carnivore
Common interosseous a Dog and ungulate.  Cats generally lack a common interosseous a.
Cranial interosseous a Carnivore
Caudal interosseous a Carnivore
Ulnar a Carnivore
Median a All
Deep antebrachial a Carnivore
Radial a Carnivore
Palmar common digital a. III Artiodactyls
Axial proper digital aa. III and IV Artiodactyls
M/L palmar aa. Horse
M/L palmar digital aa. Horse
Terminal Arch Horse (conceptual)
Sole canal Horse distal phalanx
M/L sole foramen Horse distal phalanx
Cephalic v All
Accessory cephalic v All
Median cubital v All
Radial vein Pig

 

 

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