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Lab 12A: Female review lab

Learning Objectives

  • Review unit materials

Review videos

Lab 6A, 7A, 8A:

Female dog reproductive tract, cadaver and wet specimen – 16 min

Female dog repro, wet specimen – 5 min

Dr. Gallenstein explains the anatomy of a dog spay  – 8 min

Mare Pelvic Cavity  – 15 minutes

 Mare repro tract  – 7 minutes

 Cow repro tract – 8 minutes

 Sow repro tract  – 7 minutes

Udder, placenta – 6 minutes

Placentation review – 10 minutes

Lab 9A:

Fetal Circulation – 14 min

Udder and placenta– 6 min

Placentation review – 10 min

Calf umbilical arteries – Watch until 3 min

Lab 10A:

Fetal Circulation – 14 min

Udder and placenta– 6 min

Placentation review – 10 min

Calf umbilical arteries – Watch until 3 min

Lab 11A:

Dog pelvic cavity a./v./n., Gerard – 8 min

Dog pelvic cavity a./v./n., Gerard – 30 min

Dog pelvic cavity a./v./n., Gallenstein – 21 min

Mare pelvic a./v./n. – 7 min

Mare PE Trunk – 4 min

Buck pelvic a./v./n. – 10 min, watch until 20:30

Calf pelvic cavity – 14 min

Terms

Lab 6A, 7A, 8A:

Ovaries, Uterus, and Associated Structures
Term Features Species differences/comments
Ovaries
Ovarian bursa
Ovulation fossa ID in mare only
Mesovarium
Mesosalpinx
Infundibulum Present in all.  ID in ungulates.
Uterus
Uterine horns
Intercornual ligaments ID in bovine only
Uterine tube
Abdominal opening of the uterine tube
Uterine body
Cervix
Internal uterine ostium
External uterine ostium

 

Intrapelvic Female Reproductive Tract
Term Features Species differences/comments
Vagina
Vaginal Fornix Not in the sow
Vestibule
Vestibular bulbs Do not ID.  Know what and where they are
Urethra
Suburethral diverticulum Ruminant and Sow only
External urethral orifice
Urethral tubercle
Vulva
Labia
Vulvar cleft
Ventral commissure
Dorsal commissure
Clitoris/Glans clitoridis
Fossa clitoridis
Sinus clitoridis ID in mare only

 

Connecting Peritoneal Structures of the Female Reproductive Tract
Term Features Species differences/comments
Broad ligament
Mesometrium
Mesovarium
Mesosalpinx
Suspensory ligament
Proper ligament of the ovary
Round ligament of the uterus
Vaginal Process dog only

 

Peritoneal Pouches
Term Features Species differences/comments
Rectum
Line of peritoneal reflection ID in mare only
Urinary bladder
Rectogenital pouch ID in mare only
Mesorectum
Pararectal fossa ID in mare only
Vesicogenital pouch ID in mare only
Pubovesical pouch ID in mare only

Lab 9A:

Placenta and associated structures
Term Features Species differences/comments
Chorioallantois
Chorion
Allantois
Amnion
Endometrium
Cotyledons Ruminant only.
Placenta
Endometrium
Chorionic villi
Epitheliochorial placenta Mare, sow
Synepitheliochorial placenta Ruminants
Endotheliochorial placenta Carnivores
Diffuse placenta Mare, sow
Cervical star Mare
Zonary placentas Carnivore
Cotyledonary placentas Ruminant
Caruncles Ruminants only.  Concave in small ruminants; convex in bovine
Placentomes Ruminant only
Discoid placenta Rodents and Primates (know conceptually)
Hemochorial Rodents and Primates (know conceptually)
Fetal Circulation and Fetal Structures
Term Features Species differences/comments
Umbilical arteries Identify in adults (non patent) and fetal calf (patent)
Umbilical cord Do not ID contents, know conceptually
Urachus Becomes median ligament of bladder ID in fetal calf
Round ligaments of the bladder Remnants of umbilical arteries
Lateral ligaments of the bladder
Umbilical vein Conceptual
Round ligament of the liver Conceptual
Allantoic cavity
Amniotic cavity
Median ligament of the urinary bladder Urachus in fetus

Mammary Glands – Vessels, Lymphatics, and Innervation
Term Features Species differences/comments
External pudendal artery ID only in ungulate
External pudendal vein ID only in ungulate
Milk veins Know conceptually
     Cranial superficial epigastric vv. Know conceptually
     Caudal superficial epigastric vv. Know conceptually
Superficial inguinal ln. Can be called Mammary ln. in ungulates
External iliac ln. Only in ruminant
Proximal femoral ln. Horse, analogous to external iliac, know conceptually
Genitofemoral nerve
Caudal mesenteric ganglion sympathetic fibers from this ganglion accompany the genitofemoral n. through the inguinal canal and supply sympathetic innervation to the udder.

Lab 10A:

Placenta and associated structures
Term Features Species differences/comments
Chorioallantois
Chorion
Allantois
Amnion
Endometrium
Cotyledons Ruminant only.
Placenta
Endometrium
Chorionic villi
Epitheliochorial placenta Mare, sow
Synepitheliochorial placenta Ruminants
Endotheliochorial placenta Carnivores
Diffuse placenta Mare, sow
Cervical star Mare
Zonary placentas Carnivore
Cotyledonary placentas Ruminant
Caruncles Ruminants only.  Concave in small ruminants; convex in bovine
Placentomes Ruminant only
Discoid placenta Rodents and Primates (know conceptually)
Hemochorial Rodents and Primates (know conceptually)
Fetal Circulation and Fetal Structures
Term Features Species differences/comments
Umbilical arteries
Umbilical cord
Urachus
Round ligaments of the bladder
Lateral ligaments of the bladder
Umbilical vein
Round ligament of the liver
Allantoic cavity
Amniotic cavity
Median ligament of the urinary bladder

Mammary Glands and Suspensory Apparatus
Term Features Species differences/comments
Mammary glands
Quarters
Udder
Intermammary groove
Teat
Teat sinus
Gland sinus
Lactiferous sinus
Teat canal
Teat orifices
Glandular complexes
Suspensory apparatus
Lateral laminae
Elastic medial laminae
Inguinal pouches

Mammary Glands – Vessels, Lymphatics, and Innervation
Term Features Species differences/comments
External pudendal artery ID only in ungulate
External pudendal vein ID only in ungulate
Milk veins Know conceptually
     Cranial superficial epigastric vv. Know conceptually
     Caudal superficial epigastric vv. Know conceptually
Superficial inguinal ln. Can be called Mammary ln. in ungulates
External iliac ln. Only in ruminant
Proximal femoral ln. Horse, analogous to external iliac, know conceptually
Genitofemoral nerve
Caudal mesenteric ganglion sympathetic fibers from this ganglion accompany the genitofemoral n. through the inguinal canal and supply sympathetic innervation to the udder.

Lab 11A:

Iliac arteries and Branches in the Carnivore
Term Features Species differences/comments
External iliac a.
Femoral a.
Vascular lacuna
Internal iliac a.
Median sacral a. Unpaired
Deep femoral a.
Pudendoepigastric (PE) trunk Absent in cat.  Know conceptually in dog.  ID in large animal.
External pudendal a. Know conceptually in carnivore.  ID in large animal.
Caudal epigastric a.
Superficial caudal epigastric a. Know conceptually.
Superficial inguinal lymph node
Umbilical a. Round ligament of the bladder (in adult)
Caudal gluteal a. ID in carnivore only.
Internal pudendal a. ID in carnivore only.
Lateral ligament of the bladder
Caudal vesical a. No need to ID.  Know what it supplies.
Cranial gluteal a. No need to ID.  Know what it supplies.
Vaginal/prostatic a. ID in carnivore only.
Uterine a. ID in all adjacent to uterus.
Artery of the ductus deferens ID in spermatic cord or next to ductus before it enters deep inguinal ring.
Ovarian/testicular a.
Ovarian pedicle Clinical term.  Ovarian a./v., intra-abdominal fat
Ventral perineal a. ID in carnivore only.
Artery of the penis/clitorisID in carnivores Deep artery of the penis Know what it supplies
Artery of the bulb of the penis Know what it supplies
Dorsal artery of the penis Know what it supplies
Caudal rectal a. ID in carnivore only.  Know what it supplies.
Nerves of the Pelvic Cavity in the Carnivore
Term Features Species differences/comments
Pelvic plexus ID in carnivore only.  The pelvic plexus ganglia contain the cell bodies of post-ganglionic parasympathetic nerves.  The plexus itself has both sympathetic and parasympathetic fibers.
Pelvic nerve ID in carnivore only.  Parasympathetic.
Hypogastric nerves ID in carnivore only, coming from ca. mesenteric gangion and plexus.  Sympathetic.
Perineal nerve(s) FYI: Deep and superficial ID in carnivore only.
Pudendal nerve ID in carnivore only.  Somatic.
Caudal rectal nerve ID in carnivore only.  Somatic to external anal sphincter.
Dorsal n of the penis/clitoris ID in carnivore.
Ungulate Lymph nodes and Aortic termination
Term Features Species differences/comments
Medial iliac lymph nodes
External iliac lymph node Follow the external iliac a. caudally, and this will be the large ln lateral to it. ID in calf only. Ruminants possess these.
External iliac a.
Internal iliac a.
Median sacral a.
Deep circumflex iliac a.
Uterine/artery of the ductus deferens ID uterine artery adjacent to uterus.
Femoral a.
Deep femoral a.
Pudendoepigastric (PE) trunk
External pudendal a. ID within abdominal cavity.
Caudal epigastric a.
Nerves in the Ungulate Pelvic Cavity
Term Features Species differences/comments
Pudendal nerve ID in carnivore only.  Know what it supplies.  Somatic innervation to PC.
Caudal rectal nerve NOT a branch of the pudendal nerve in the ungulate.  ID in carnivore only.  What does it innervate?  Type of innervation?
Perineal nerve(s) FYI: Deep and superficial ID in carnivore only.
Dorsal nerve of the penis/clitoris ID in carnivore only.
Pelvic plexus ID in carnivore only.  Know what type of innervation is present.  Which nerve cell bodies synapse here?
Pelvic nerve ID in carnivore only.  What does it innervate and what type of innervation does it supply in all species?
Hypogastric nerve ID in carnivore only.  What does it innervate and what type of innervation does it supply in all species?
Genitofemoral nerve ID in carnivore only.  See alongside external pudendal a. and/or within abdomen.  What does it innervate and what type of innervation does it supply in all species?  What structures?
Caudal mesenteric ganglion ID in carnivore only.  What type of innervation does it supply in all species?
Ungulate Pelvic Cavity and Reproductive Vasculature
Term Features Species differences/comments
Uterine a. ID adjacent to uterus only.
Internal iliac a.
External iliac a.
Internal pudendal a. ID in carnivore only.  Know what it supplies.
Caudal gluteal a. ID in carnivore only. Know what it supplies.
Vaginal/prostatic a. ID in carnivore only.  Know what it supplies.
Caudal rectal a. ID in carnivore only.  Know what it supplies.
Ventral perineal a. ID in carnivore only.  Know what it supplies.
Artery of the penis/clitoris Artery of penis/clitoris: ID without following further branches
Deep artery of the penis Know what it supplies.
Artery of the bulb of the penis Know what it supplies.
Dorsal artery of the penis Know what it supplies.
External pudendal venous plexus Know conceptually.  Recall drains the penis post-copulation,
Accessory external pudendal vein Male horse only.  Know conceptually, ie external pudendal venous plexus drains through this vessel.  The external pudendal v. is  present but is comparatively much smaller.
Superficial inguinal ln Also called mammary ln in dairy animals in particular. ID in carnivores where still present and adjacent to mammary tissue in cadavers or wet specimens.

 

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