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
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 |