7 - Arteries Of The Dog Flashcards

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What is the main systemic arterial trunk?

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aorta

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• ARISES from left ventricle.
• ENDS by becoming aortic arch after giving off coronary arteries.

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Ascending aorta

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• BEGINS after origin of coronary arteries
• ENDS when vessel comes into contact with vertebral column.

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Aortic arch

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4
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• ARISES as continuation of aortic arch.
• ENDS by becoming abdominal aorta at aortic hiatus.

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Descending aorta

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5
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• ARISES as continuation of thoracic aorta at aortic hiatus.

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Abdominal Aorta

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6
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Abdominal Aorta ends at what lumbar vertebrae?

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7th lumbar vertebra

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7
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Abdominal Aorta ends at the 7th lumbar vertebra by dividing into?

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two external iliacs

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• ARISES from aortic arch in median plane and passes to thoracic inlet ventral to trachea.

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Brachiocephalic Trunk

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9
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Brachiocephalic Trunk ends by dividing into?

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right subclavian and right common carotid

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• ARISE from brachiocephalic. In neck, right lies on trachea, left on esophagus.
• ENDS Both vessels ends under wing of atlas.

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Common Carotid(Right and left common carotids)

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11
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Right common carotids lies on what organ?

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trachea

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12
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Left common carotids left on what organ?

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esophagus

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13
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This branch of common carotid has cranial (largest and the only constantly present) and caudal (not constant in origin)

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thyroids

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• ARISES as direct continuation of common carotid.
• ENDS by dividing into superficial temporal and internal maxillary behind postglenoid process.

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External Carotid

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15
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Maxillary artery that exits mental foramina

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Inferior alveolar

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16
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Maxillary artery that enters caudal alar foramen

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Pterygoid region

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• ARISES from common carotid behind occipitomandibular muscle. Passes to carotid canal through foramen lacerum and enters through cranial cavity.

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Internal Carotid

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18
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What subclavian artery ARISES from aortic arch

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Left Subclavian

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19
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What subclavian artery ARISES from brachiocephalic

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Right subclavian

20
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• Left ARISES from aortic arch.
• Right ARISES from brachiocephalic.
• ENDS at level of first rib by becoming axillary

A

Subclavian

21
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What branch of subclavian artery primary conduit of blood to the brain, also supply skin and musculature of neck; caudally, branches anastomose with ventral spinal a, cranially with basilar a

22
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• ARISES from subclavian at level of 1st rib.
• ENDS by dividing into musculo-phrenic and cranial epigastric. The latter anastomoses with caudal epigastric from pudendo-epigastric trunk.

A

Internal Thoracic

23
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What artery has these branches:
• External thoracic artery
• Lateral thoracic artery
• Subscapular artery

24
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What artery has these branches:
• Deep brachial
• Bicipital artery
• Collateral ulnar
• Superficial brachial artery
• Transverse cubital artery
• Common interosseous artery

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What artery has these branches: • Radial • Deep antebrachial
Median
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What arteries has these general regions: • Metacarpal region • Digital region
Arteries of the Manus
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• ARISES from abdominal aorta between lumbar parts of diaphragm.
Celiac
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ARISES as termination of hepatic. • ENDS by dividing into: • 1. Right gastro-epiploic • 2. cranial pancreatico-duodenal
GASTRO-DUODENAL
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•ARISES from abdominal aorta at L1 or L2 (root of mesentery). •ENDS by dividing into;- • Main trunk for about 15 intestinals,
Cranial Mesenteric
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• ARISES from abdominal aorta opposite 5th or 6th lumbar vertebra. • ENDS by dividing into: • 1. Left colic • 2. cranial rectal (Cranial hemorrhoidal)
Caudal Mesenteric
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• Adrenal (suprarenal) – cranial and caudal
RENAL
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• ARISES lumbar vertebra. as terminal branch of abdominal aorta on level with 6th • ENDS on level with pectin of pubis by becoming femoral.
External Iliac
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• ARISES from the external iliac. • ENDS by dividing into: • 1. Caudal epigastric, • 2. External pudendal • 3. caudal superficial epigastric
PUDENDO – EPIGASTRIC TRUNK
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• ARISES as continuation of external iliac in femoral triangle (site for pulse taking in dogs). • ENDS by becoming popliteal between heads of gastrocnemius
Femoral
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• ARISES as terminal branch of abdominal aorta • ENDS parietal - on reaching pelvic cavity by dividing into visceral and trunks.
Internal Iliac
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• Represent visceral trunk of internal iliac
INTERNAL PUDENDAL
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•ARISES from terminal aorta in angle formed by the two internal Iliacs. •ENDS by traversing mid-ventral line of the sacrum into the tail.
Median Sacral
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direct continuation of median sacral
Median caudal a
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Dorsal and ventral lateral caudal aa – give rise to segmental arteries collectively known as?
ventrolateral caudal artery
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arise from cranial gluteal a
lateral caudal aa
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• Drains all blood from the head, brain, face, cervical to jugular vein and the anterior part of the right atrium
Cranial Vena Cava
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• DRAINS greater part of chest wall. • ARISES as unpaired vessel by union of 1st and 2nd Lumbar veins and passes into thorax along right Vertebral bodies. • ENDS by curving towards heart at 6th Vertebra and opening into cranial vena cava or right atrium.
Azygos Vein
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• DRAINS almost all blood from abdomen, pelvis and pelvic limbs. Formed by Confluence of right and left common iliac veins at 7th lumbar vertebra. • OPEN into posterior part of right Atrium
Caudal Vena Cava
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•DRAINS intestines, stomach, spleen and Pancreas. Formed ventral to and to the right of origin of coeliac artery by confluence of two main venous trunks comprising: • Splenic and gastric veins, • Cranial and caudal mesenteric veins. •ENDS by entering the porta of the liver
Portal Vein
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satellite veins of named arteries
Deep veins
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subcutaneous vv often accessible to venipuncture
Superficial veins