Canine Pelvic Limb -> Vascularization Flashcards
what are the last three arterial branches of the aorta?
external iliac a.
internal iliac a.
median sacral a.
which branch terminates the aorta?
median sacral a.
which artery branch supplies the pelvic cavity and gluteal region?
internal iliac a.
what are the three branches of the internal iliac artery?
umbilical a.
internal pudendal a.
caudal gluteal a.
which artery branch supplies the pelvic limb?
external iliac a.
what are the two branches of the external iliac artery?
deep femoral a.
femoral a.
what are the two branches that come off the deep femoral artery?
pudendoepigastric trunk a.
medial. circumflex femoral a.
what branches comes off the femoral artery?
lateral circumflex femoral a.
saphenous a.
descending genicular a.
distal caudal femoral a.
what are the two branches of the pudendoepigastric trunk artery?
externbal pudendal a.
caudal epigastric a.
what branch come off the medial circumflex femoral artery?
continuation of deep femoral a.
what muscles is supplied by the lateral circumflex femoral artery?
quadriceps femoris m.
what is a branch coming off the femoral artery where blood is commonly taken from?
saphenous a.
what does the descending genicular artery supply?
stifle joint
what does the distal caudal femoral artery supply?
biceps femoris m.
semitendinosus m.
semimembranosus m.
gastrocnemius m.
digital flexors m.
what does femoral artery change into?
popliteal a.
what does popliteal artery change into?
cranial tibial a.
what does cranial tibial artery change into at the tarsal joint?
dorsal pedal a.
what are the three best arteries to take a pulse from?
femoral a. (femoral triangle)
cranial branch of saphenous a. (medial middle third of tibia)
dorsal pedal a. (dorsum of tarsus)
where does the medial saphenous vein drain into?
femoral v.
where does the lateral saphenous vein drain into?
distal caudal femoral v.
what two branches make up the common iliac vein?
external & internal iliac v.
what vasculature & nerve is within the femoral triangle?
saphenous n.
femoral v.
femoral a.
where does the vasculature exit the abdominal cavity and enter the femoral triangle?
vascular lacuna
