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VAna 101
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E. Omotransversarius Flashcards
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VAna 101
(57 decks)
Branches of Anatomy
Systematic Anatomy
Directional Terms
Description of Organs and Appendages
Basic Movements Of The Parts Of The Body
Descriptive Terms To Designate Bone Features
BODY CAVITIES
Types of Bones
TYPES OF BONES
SKELETAL SYSTEM (LAB)
STRUCTURE OF THE EPIDERMIS
TYPES OF CANINE HAIR
Digestive Process
Structure Of Synovial Joints
Classification of Synovial Joints According to Shape
Other Names Of Some Joints
Ligaments And Joints Of The Skull
Ligaments And Joints Of The Vertebral Column
Ligaments Of The Vertebral Column
Ligaments Of The Vertebral Column (short)
Costovertebral Joints
Ligaments and Joints of the Thoracic Limb
Ligaments And Joints Of The Pelvic Limb
Oral Cavity or Mouth ( Alimentary Canal )
Teeth Substance
Teeth Groupings
Dental Formula
Eruption Times
Tongue
Pharynx
Stomach
Small Intestine
Large Intestine
Salivary Gland
Gall Bladder
Esophagus
Liver
Accessory Organs/Glands
Skull Openings
BASIC STRUCTURE OF A MUSCLE
Types Of Attachment Of Muscles
Based On Location
DERIVATIONS OF MUSCLE NAMES Based on range of action (Part 1)
Based On Range Of Action (Part 2)
Definition Of Terms
Extrinsic Muscles Of The Thoracic Limb
A. Superficial pectoral
B. Deep pectoral
C. Braciocephalicus (3 Muscles)
D. Sternocephalicus (4 Muscles)
E. Omotransversarius
F. Trapezius (divided into 2 muscles)
G. Latissimus dorsi
H. Serratus ventralis
I. Rhomboideus (3 muscles)
Lateral: Scapula and Shoulder: DITS
Medial: Scapula and Shoulder: STS
