14- Ruminant Thoracic Cavity Flashcards
Which ribs in a ruminant are sternal, asternal, and floating?
1-8: sternal
9-13: Asternal
NO FLOATING
How are bovine lungs different compared to equine?
- pronounced lobation (compared to equine that don’t have distinct external lobes)
- Lobulated- thick connective tissue septa
What is unique about right bovine lung?
Extra hilus in addition to the central hilus
What is the red arrow pointing to?
Tracheas bronchus- courses to the right cranial lobe
unique to ruminants
Pulmonary ligament
Plica for caudal vena cava and right phrenic nerve
1) cardiac impression
2) Aortic impression
3) Esophageal impression
4) Caudal lobe
Pericardial sac
Sternopericardial ligament
Ossa cordis
1) great cardiac vein
2) Caudal cardiac vein
3) middle cardiac vein
Label the branches of the aortic arch
1) Bicarotid trunk
2) Subclavian arteries
3) Brachiocephalic trunk
1) External jugular vein
2) Bijugular trunk
3) Subclavian vein
4) Cranial vena cava
The right azygous vein drains into what?
Cranial vena cava
The left azygous vein drains into what?
Coronary sinus
Unique to cattle