Abdominal Vessels + Nerves (Exam 2) Flashcards
Blood supply to descending part duodenum
cranial pancreaticoduodenal A
What separates descending from ascending duodenum?
caudal duodenal flexure
Blood supply of ascending vs. descending duodenum
ascending: caudal pancreaticoduodenal A
descending: cranial pancreaticoduodenal A
Jejunum is supplied by Jejunal Aa, all branches of _______.
cranial mesenteric A
(Ox/Horse) has long Jejunal Aa branches that come off as a group while the (ox/horse) has short branches that come off long cranial mesenteric A.
horse
ox
Horse: ileum empties –> ____.
Ox: Ileum empties at junction of ____ & ___.
cecum
cecum + ascending colon
2 peritoneal folds of the ileum (equine)
mesoileum
ileocecal fold
Blood supply to ileum (horse)
mesenteric ileal branch of ileocolic A
Blood supply to ileum (cow)
mesenteric ileal branch (of ileocolic A)
antimesenteric ileal branch
Cecum blood supply (horse vs. cow)
horse: lateral + medial cecal A
cow: only cecal A
In the horse, the lateral cecal A runs in ______ while the medial cecal A runs in ______.
cecocolic fold
medial band (taenia ceci)
“Small colon” is another name for ____ of the horse
descending colon
Viscera are innervated by _____.
ANS
3 parts of the innervation of abdominal viscera
- sympathetic part
- parasympathetic part
- visceral sensory (not part of ANS but runs with them)
Between the CNS and cell innervated of abdominal viscera, there are ____ neurons. List them & their cell body location.
2
preganglionic neuron: CNS
postganglionic neuron: ganglion