Exam 3: Lecture 35/36 - Ruminant Thoracic Viscera Flashcards
In bovines, how many lung lobes are on each side?
-4 on the right
-2 on the left
How do we know which is a lung lobe?
-It has a primary bronchus
The accessory lobe of the lung wraps around what structure?
-The caudal vena cava
What is the main pathway of air in a bovine lung?
-Tracheal bronchus
What is shown by the blue arrow?
-Tracheal bronchus
What is shown by the blue arrow?
-Tracheal bronchus
What is shown in green in this image? (Numbers 9, 10, 11)
-Pulmonary lymph nodes
What is number 2?
-Tracheal bronchus
What is number 4?
-Cranial part of the cranial lobe of the right lung
What is number 4’?
-Caudal part of cranial lobe of the right lung
What is number 5?
-Middle lobe of right lung
What is number 6?
-Caudal lobe of right lung
What is number 7?
-Cranial portion of cranial lobe of left lung
What is number 7’?
-Caudal portion of cranial lobe of left lung
What is number 8?
-Caudal lobe of left lung
What is number 12?
-Accessory lobe of right lung
Where are the lymph nodes located on the lungs?
-At tracheal bronchus
-At distal thoracic trachea
-At primary bronchus
What is number 1?
-Trachea
What is number 2?
-Cranial portion of cranial lobe of left lung
What is number 2’?
-Caudal portion of cranial lobe of left lung
What is number 3?
-Caudal lobe of left lung
What is number 4?
-Cranial lobe of right lung
What is a?
-Cranial portion of cranial lobe
What is a’?
-Caudal portion of cranial lobe
What is b?
-Middle lobe
What is c?
-Caudal lobe
The right ventricle in domestic mammals is orientated
-Cranially towards head
Where is the aorta in domestic mammals?
-Descends on the left hand side
Which ventricle has the thicker wall?
-Left ventricle
How do you know it is the auricular view of the heart?
-You can see the auricle of the left atrium well
How do you know its the atrial view of the heart?
-Can see 2 vena cavas coming in, see major veins coming in & putting blood into right atrium
What is number 1?
-Right ventricle
What is number 2?
-Left ventricle
What is number 3?
-Left auricle
What is number 4?
-Left coronary artery
What is number 5?
-Conus arteriosus (pulmonary outflow tract)
What is number 6?
-Right auricle
What is number 7?
-Aortic arch
What is number 8?
-Ligamentum arteriosum
What is the ligamentum arteriosum?
-Remnant of patent arteriosum in fetus
What does the patent arteriosum do in the fetus?
-Shunts blood through pulmonary circulation into aorta
What happens if the patent arteriosis does not shrink down and become the ligamentum arteriosum after birth?
-Patient won’t get enough O2 and will result in “blue babies” (common in Yorkie Terriers)
What is number 9?
-Cranial vena cava
What is number 10?
-Left pulmonary artery
What is number 11?
-Pulmonary veins
What is number 12?
-Left azygous vein
What is number 14?
-Caudal vena cava
What is important about the azygous vein in ruminants?
-There are 2
What is number 1?
-Right ventricle
What is number 2?
-Left ventricle
What is 4”?
-Subsinuosal interventricular artery
What is 7?
-Aortic arch
What is 9?
-Cranial vena cava
What is 14?
-Caudal vena cava
Where is the subsinuosal interventricular artery located?
-Below where the SA node is
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Aortic arch
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Pulmonary outflow tract
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Left auricle
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Left ventricle
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Paraconal interventricular sulcus
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Right ventricle
Describe the paraconal interventricular sulcus
-Between 2 ventricles
-Groove next to conus arteriosis
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Aortic arch
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Pulmonary veins
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Caudal vena cava
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Left ventricle
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Right ventricle
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Subsinuosal interventricular sulcus
Why are the pulmonary veins pink?
-Because blood coming back to the heart carrying a lot of oxygen from the lungs (just did gas exchange in the lungs)
What structure inside the right ventricle of the bovine heart is indicated here?
-Trabecula septamarginalis
What is the function of the trabecula septamarginalis
-Carries cardiac conduction nerve fibers from interventricular septum to the ventricular marginal wall
What is important comparatively about the bovine trabecula septamarginalis?
-Markedly thicker tissue than equine species
What is B?
-Aortic arch
What is C?
-Brachiocephalic trunk
What is F?
-Left azygous vein, azygous sinistra v.
two azygous veins in horses
What is H?
-Paraconal interventricular sulcus
The aortic, left atriventricular, right atrioventricular, and pulmonary valve have how many cusps?
-Aortic valve = 3 cusps
-Left AV valve = 2 cusps (bicuspid valve aka Mitral valve)
-Right AV valve = 3 cusps (tricuspid valve)
-Pulmonary valve = 3 cusps
What is e, f, r, and s?
-e = Right AV valve (tricuspid valve)
-f = Pulmonary valve
-r = Left AV valve (mitral valve)
-s = Aortic valve
What is indicated by E? (Blue lines)
-Right ostium aora
-Remnant bone inside bovine heart (ruminant thing)
What is indicated by the blue star? (cross section of plastinated heart)
-Marginal wall of right ventricle
What is indicated by the blue star? (cross section of plastinated heart)
-Marginal wall of left ventricle
The ____ ventricle’s marginal wall is about half the thickness as the ____ ventricle’s marginal wall
right ventricle, left ventricle
Where is the epicardium located?
-On the outside
Where is the endocardium?
-Inside
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Aortic valve cusp
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Right AV valve cusp (tricuspid valve)
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Chordae tendinae
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Interventricular septum
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Papillary muscle
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Left AV valve cusp (bicuspid valve aka mitral valve)
What is indicated by O?
-Ligamentum arteriosum
The apex of the heart and diaphragm in bovines have a close proximity with the abdominal cavity, why is this important?
-Things penetrating the reticulum or rumen can pierce into the pericardium around the heart in the ventral aspect and lead to pericarditis (infusion of WBCs into pericardium)
-Common in cattle, rare in goats (b/c goats are pickier eaters)
What 2 organs are considered part of the lymphatic system of bovine?
-Thyamus
-Spleen
What are the important lymph nodes in bovine?
-Superficial cervical LN
-Thymus
-Tracheobronchial LN
-Spleen
-Mesenteric LNs
-Popliteal LN
-Superficial inguinal LN
What is important about the superficial inguinal LN in cattle?
-Important for drainage of etiological agents coming out the udder of the cow
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Spleen
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Thymus (calf)
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Superficial cervical LN
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Tracheobronchial LN
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Mesenteric LN
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Superficial inguinal LN
What is indicated by the blue star?
-Popliteal LN
What is the myocardium?
-Muscle of the heart
What is indicated by the blue star? (cross section of plastinated heart)
-Interventricular septum