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Lab 9A: Review

Learning Objectives

  • Review the unit learning objectives.

Review videos

Lab 1

Dog pharynx & pharyngeal muscles – 10 min, watch until 11:30

Ungulate pharynx – 11 min

Dog salivary glands – 5 min

Activity – Build Your Own Larynx

Lab 3

Horse teeth – 43 min

Lab 5

Peritoneum, omentum and ligaments w/ Dr. Gerard – 21 min

Peritoneum, omentum and stomach w/ Dr. Walker – 7 min, watch until 17 min

Cat stomach – 2 min, watch until 2 min

Carnivore liver and bladder ligaments – 5 min, watch until 29 min

Lab 6

Dog Duodenal papilla, small intestine, cecum, large intestine, pancreas – 8 min, watch until 24:30

Cat abdominal cavity – 15 min, watch until 17

Lab 7

Dog abdominal vasculature – 28 min, watch until 35 min

Cat abdominal vasculature – 31 min

TERMS

Lab 1

Term Species/Notes
Parotid sg. All
Parotid duct All
Mandibular sg. All
Monostomatic sublingual sg. Carnivore
Sublingual caruncle All
Sublingual mucocele (ranula) Caused by damage to mandibular and/or monostomatic sublingual sgg.; treatment includes marsupialization
Zygomatic sg. Carnivore; there may not be much of this gland left to identify in many cadavers
Oral cavity All
Vestibule All
Hard palate All
Soft palate All
Palatoglossal arches All
Palatopharyngeal arches All
Tongue All
Apex; body; root All
Lyssa Carnivore
Lingual tonsil Horse; ruminant
Torus linguae Ruminant
Fossa linguae Ruminant
Muscles of mastication Innervated by mandibular n. (CN V3)
Masseter m. All
Temporalis m. All
Pterygoid mm. Carnivore
Digastricus m. All; also innervated by facial n. (CN VII)
Occipitomandibularis m. Horse; part of digastricus m. in horse
Lingual muscles Innervated by hypoglossal n. (CN XII)
Styloglossus m. Plastinated models
Hyoglossus m. Plastinated models
Genioglossus m. Plastinated models
Muscles of hyoid appartus
Sternohyoideus m. Plastinated models
Thyrohyoideus m. Plastinated models
Geniohyoideus m. Carnivore cadaver heads and Plastinated models
Mylohyoideus m. Carnivore cadaver heads and Plastinated models
Oropharynx All
Palatine tonsils All
Tonsils of the soft palate Pig
Nasopharynx All
Nasopharyngeal opening of auditory tube Carnivore; Horse; Ruminant
Intrapharyngeal ostium Horse
(Dorsal) Pharyngeal recess Horse
Laryngopharynx All
Piriform recess All
Pharyngoesophageal limen All
Pharyngeal diverticulum Pig
Pharyngeal muscles Innervated by glossopharyngeal n. and vagus n. (CNs IX and X)
Hyopharyngeus m. Plastinated models
Thyropharyngeus m. Plastinated models
Cricopharyngeus m. Plastinated models
Esophagus All

Lab 3

Terms
Crown
Root
Furcation
Neck
Alveolar bone
Enamel
Dentin
Cementum
Periodontal ligament
Pulp cavity
Pulp
Anisognathism
Incisor
Canine
Premolar
Molar
Permanent dental formulae of all species
Vestibular surface
Labial surface
Buccal surface
Lingual surface
Palatine surface
Mesial surface
Distal surface
Occlusal surface
Carnassials (know which teeth comprise the carnassials)
Hypsodont
Brachydont
Wolf teeth Horse
Diastema = Interdental or interproximal space
“Bars of mouth” Horse
Infundibulum
Galvayne’s groove Horse
Dental star Horse
Enamel spot Horse
Dental pad Ruminant
Tusks Pig
Needle teeth Pig

Lab 5

Term Species/Notes
Peritoneal cavity Carnivore
Parietal peritoneum Carnivore
Transversalis fascia Carnivore
Connecting peritoneum Carnivore
Mesoduodenum Carnivore
Mesojejunum Carnivore
Mesocolon Carnivore
Greater omentum Carnivore
Superficial leaf Carnivore
Deep leaf Carnivore
Omental bursa Space between superficial and deep leaves
Epiploic foramen ID; know boundaries
Lesser omentum Carnivore
Falciform ligament Carnivore
Round ligament of the liver Carnivore; free edge of falciform lig.
Umbilical vein Fetal structure which degenerates to round lig. of liver
Median ligament of bladder Carnivore
Spleen Carnivore
Diaphragm Carnivore
Left and right crus Carnivore
Esophageal hiatus Carnivore
Aortic hiatus Carnivore
Caval foramen Carnivore
Liver Carnivore
Right medial lobe Carnivore
Right lateral lobe Carnivore
Quadrate lobe Carnivore
Caudate lobe Carnivore
Caudate process Carnivore
Papillary process Carnivore
Renal impression Carnivore
Left medial lobe Carnivore
Left lateral lobe Carnivore
Gallbladder Carnivore
(Common) bile duct Carnivore
Major duodenal papilla Identify in the duodenum
Stomach Carnivore
Greater curvature Carnivore
Lesser curvature Carnivore
Fundus Carnivore
Body Carnivore
Pylorus Carnivore
Pyloric sphincter Ring of muscle separating stomach from duodenum

Lab 6

Term Notes (This lab is exclusively focused on the carnivore)
Duodenum
Mesoduodenum Mesentery of the duodenum
Descending duodenum Oral section of the duodenum
Ascending duodenum Aboral section of the duodenum
Duodenojejunal flexure Where duodenum transitions to jejunum
Duodenocolic fold Connecting mesentery b/n duodenum and descending colon
Major duodenal papilla Found inside lumen of duodenum; where bile and pancreatic ducts secrete
Minor duodenal papilla Found inside lumen of duodenum; where accessory pancreatic duct secretes
Jejunum
Mesojejunum Mesentery of the jejunum
Mesenteric lymph nodes Typically found within mesojejunum
Ileum
Ileocolic orifice Opening between ileum and large intestine
Antimesenteric ileal artery Found on antimesenteric side of ileum; useful indicator for length of ileum (very short in feline)
Pancreas
Left lobe
Right lobe
Pancreatic duct Do not identify; know that it dumps into duodenum via major duodenal papilla
Accessory pancreatic duct Do not identify; know that it dumps into duodenum via minor duodenal papilla
Cecum
Cecocolic orifice Opening between cecum and ascending colon
Ileocecal fold Connecting mesentery between ileum and cecum
Colon
Mesocolon Mesentery of colon
Ascending colon Most oral section of colon; found on right side of root of mesentery
Right colic flexure Transition from ascending colon to transverse colon
Transverse colon
Left colic flexure Transition from transverse colon to descending colon
Descending colon Found of left side of root of mesentery

 

Lab 7

Term Notes
(All structures exclusively found in the carnivore in this lab)
Cranial abdominal a. Supplies craniodorsal abdominal body wall
Cranial epigastric a. Supplies cranioventral abdominal body wall
Cranial superficial epigastric a.
Deep circumflex iliac a. Supplies caudodorsal abdominal body wall
Caudal epigastric a. Supplies caudoventral abdominal body wall
Lumbar aa.
Celiac a.
Left gastric a.
Hepatic a.
Hepatic brr.
Right gastric a.
Gastrodoudenal a.
Cranial pancreaticoduodenal a.
Right gastroepiploic a.
Splenic a.
Short gastric aa.
Left gastroepiploic a.
Cranial mesenteric a.
Middle colic a.
Right colic a.
Ileocolic a.
Colic br. of ileocolic a.
Cecal a.
Mesenteric ileal a.
Antimesenteric ileal a.
Caudal pancreaticoduodenal a.
Jejunal aa.
Ileal aa.
Phrenicoabdominal a./v.
Adrenal gland Be able to identify adrenal gland in situ
Renal aa.
Ovarian aa. Female only
Testicular aa. Male only; courses caudally through deep inguinal ring
Caudal mesenteric a.
Left colic a.
Cranial rectal a.
(Hepatic) Portal vein

 

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