A.N.V of Pelvic Limb Flashcards

1
Q

What nerves supply to cural and digital muscles

A

Tibial n

Common fibular n

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2
Q

What does the sciatic nerve terminate into

A

Common fibular n

Tibial n

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3
Q

Where can you see common fibular nerve?

A

As it crosses surface of lateral head of gastronemius to reach flexors of tarsus and extensors of digits

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4
Q

Where can you see the tibial nerve?

A

As it enters between the two heads of the gastrocnemius to reach extensors of tarsus and flexors of digits

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5
Q

What n supplies extensors of hip

A

Cranial and caudal gluteal n

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6
Q

What n supplies adductors of thigh

A

Obturator

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7
Q

What n supplies hamstring and extensors of hip

A

Sciatic

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8
Q

What n supplies flexors of tarsus/extensors of digits

A

Common fibular

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9
Q

What n is sensory to dorsal paw

A

Common fibular

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10
Q

What n supplies extensors of tarsus/flexors of digits

A

Tibial

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11
Q

What n is sensory to plantar paw

A

Tibial

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12
Q

What n innervates ilioposoas (flexor of hip), quadriceps (extensors of stifle), and sartorius

A

Femoral

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13
Q

What n is sensory to medial thigh and leg

A

Saphenous

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14
Q

Describe the location of the cranial gluteal a

A

Alongside cranial gluteal n on top of deep gluteal muscle

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15
Q

Describe location of caudal gluteal a

A

Alongside sciatic n as they pass between superficial and middle gluteal muscle

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16
Q

What a are the primary source of blood to the gluteal and hamstring muscles?

A

Caudal and cranial gluteal a

Cranial gluteal a branches off caudal gluteal and supplies middle and deep gluteal muscles

Caudal gluteal a supplies superficial and middle gluteal muscles with hamstrings

17
Q

What arteries come off the femoral just proximal to the stifle?

A

Descending genicular and saphenous a

18
Q

What a supplies the most blood to the plantar paw

A

Saphenous a

19
Q

What are the boundaries of the femoral triangle?

A
Cranially=caudal sartorius
Caudally=pectineus, adductor
Laterally=ilioposas, rectus femoris (both proximally)
                vastus medialis (distally)
20
Q

What are the contents in the femoral triangle

A

Femoral a
Femoral v
Saphenous n

21
Q

In the popliteal region (back of stifle) the femoral a gives rise to

A

Distal caudal femoral a which then becomes the popliteal a

22
Q

What is the continuation of the popliteal a on the craniolateral surface of the crus?

A

Cranial tibial a

23
Q

Explain where you can find cranial tibial a

A

Located deep btw cranial tibial and long digital extensor muscles

24
Q

What a continues the cranial tibial a

A

Dorsal pedal a

25
Q

What is the major supplier of blood to dorsal paw?

A

Dorsal pedal a

26
Q

What are the veins that have accompanying a of same name?

A

Femoral
Popliteal
Cranial tibial
Dorsal pedal

27
Q

What are the superficial veins?

What is special about the lateral v?

A

Medial and lateral saphenous veins

Lateral vein has no corresponding a
Has 2 branches
Cranial
Caudal

28
Q

Which v is good for venipunctures?

A

Cranial branch of the lateral saphenous v

29
Q

What are the ligaments involved with the hip joint?

A

Ligament of the femoral head

Transverse acetabular ligament

30
Q

What is a common condition that affects the hip joint?

A

Hip dysplasia

31
Q

What are the ligaments involved with the stifle joint?

A
Patellar ligament
femoropatellar ligaments (L/R)
Menisci (cartilages)
Femorotibial ligaments 
->collateral (L/R)
->Cruciate (L/R)
32
Q

Where does the patellar ligament etend and how does that affect extending action?

A

From patella to tibial tuberosity

Extends action of the quadricpes femoris to the tibia

33
Q

What is a condition that affects the stifle joint?

A

Patella luxation