canine thoracic limb Flashcards
articulates with the head of the humerus
glenoid cavity
proximal portion attaches to the omotransversarius muscle
place of insertion for the trapezius and part of deltoideus
spine
a truncated process at the distal end of the spine
part of the deltoideus muscle arises from here
acromion
lateral surface cranial to the spine of the scapula
supraspinous fossa
caudal to the spine of the scapula
infraspinatus arises from this structure
infraspinous fossa
small proximal and cranial rectangular area
insertion for serratus ventralis muscle
serrated face
large flat part of the costal surface
usually has 3 straight muscular lines that converge distally
subscapular fossa
thin, concave near the ventral angle as it enters the formation of the neck
cranial border
notch formed as the cranial border forms the neck
scapular notch
thickened dorsal end of the cranial border
continues into the dorsal border
cranial angle
extends from the cranial to caudal angles
rhomboideus attaches
dorsal border
proximal to the ventral angle
teres minor and long head of triceps arise from
infraglenoid tubercle
middle third is broad and smooth, part of the subscapularis and long head of triceps arise from it
dorsal segment is thick and gives rise to teres major
caudal border
the constricted part adjacent to the ventral angle
segment of scapula distal to the spine and proximal to the glenoid cavity
neck
eminence at the cranial part of the glenoid cavity
shows a slight medial inclination
biceps brachii arises from
supraglenoid tubercle
small tubercle on the supraglenoid tubercle
corachobrachialis arises from
coracoid process
infraglenoid tubercle
the radial and olecranon fossae communicate proximal to the trochlea through the
supratrochlear foramen
articulates with the glenoid cavity of the scapula to make the ball and socket shoulder joint - flexion and extension only
head of the humerus
begins at the cranial end of the articular area
lodges the tendon of origin of biceps brachii
intertubercular groove
convex at its summit and is often higher than the head
receives insertions of the supraspinatus and infraspinatus and part of the deep pectoral muscles
greater tubercle
lies on the medial side of the proximal extremity of the humerus
caudal to the intertubercular groove
subscapularis attaches to its proximal border
lesser tubercle
distinct in the middle third of the humerus body
attachment for brachiocephalicus and part of pectoralis
cranial surface
ridge on the cranial border of the humerus that extends proximally in a craniomedial direction
crest of the greater tubercle