Lab 8- definitions Flashcards
Rabbit Gastroduodenal artery*
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Rabbit Subclavian veins (L/R)
connects brachial vein and brachiocephalic vein; helps drain forelimb
Rabbit Atrioventricular valves
include bicuspid and tricuspid
Afferent artery
carries blood to gills or kidneys
Rabbit Azygous vein
mainly drains the intercostal areas posterior to the heart through the intercostal veins.
Rabbit Common iliac veins (L/R)
x
Rabbit Renal arteries (L/R)
Arise from the abdominal aorta. As the right kidney lies
slightly anterior to the left kidney, the right renal artery is slightly anterior to the left renal artery. Supply blood to the kidneys
Rabbit Brachial arteries (L/R)
*** continues onto the medial surface of the
brachium
Rabbit Renal veins (L/R)
Arise from posterior vena cava, drains blood from the kidneys
Rabbit Internal jugular veins (L/R)
Small, primarily drains the palate, pharynx, and inside of the skull;
Medially along neck;
before the brachiocephalic
Rabbit Hepatic vein
Drains liver, sends to posterior vena cava, not part of portal system
Shark Semilunar valves
within conus arteriosus
Shark Brachial arteries (L/R)
arises from the subclavian arteries, supplies blood to the pectoral fin
Shark Anterior leinogastric vein
part of the hepatic portal system, arises from the pancreaticomesenteric vein, comes from the spleen and the adjacent region of the pyloric region of the stomach
Shark Testicular/Ovarian arteries
provides blood to gonads, arises from celiac artery
Shark Posterior intestinal artery
artery that arises further back, posteriorly, from anterior mesenteric artery
Shark Internal carotid arteries (L/R)
Supplies blood to head. The union of the hyoidean and a paired dorsal aorta
Shark Renal portal veins (L/R)
one of the main vessels of the renal portal system, laterally surrounds post cardinal veins, 2 (L/R), more anterior than caudal vein, arise from the bifurcation of caudal vein
Rabbit Common carotid arteries (L/R)
Arise from brachiocephalic artery. The left common carotid
sometimes arises independently (further from the other 2), where as right subclavian and right common carotid arise together. Pass anteriorly on either side of the trachea.
Rabbit Pulmonary veins (L/R)
allows oxygenated blood returns to the left atrium, which then travels to the left ventricle
Shark Parietal pericardium
shiny epithelium lining the cavity
Rabbit Gastroduodenal vein
part of the hepatic portal system,
Rabbit Splenic artery
x
Shark hepatic portal system
Venous system that returns blood from the digestive tract and spleen to the liver. Essentually drains the structures supplied ultimately by the celiacmanteruir mesenteric, gastrisplenic, and posterior mesenteric arteries. Includes Hepatic portal vein, Gastric vein, Pancreaticomesenteric vein, Leinomesenteric vein, Posterior lienogastric vein, Posterior intestinal vein, Anterior leinogastric vein, Anterior intestinal
Shark Leinomesenteric vein
part of the hepatic portal system, arises from the hepatic portal vein along with the gastric and pancreaticomesenteric vein
Rabbit Femoral veins (L/R)
x
Shark Posterior cardinal veins (L/R)*
Part of the systemic veins, arise from the sinus, lies lateral to the dorsal aorta, lie along the medial margins of the kidney
Shark Collector loops (L/R) 1-4
where oxygenated blood is collected, includes posttrematic arteries and pretrematic arteries of
Shark Conus arteriosus
musculature, tub-like structures through which blood leaves the heart and enters ventral aorta
Rabbit Brachial veins (L/R)
drains blood from arms, connected to subclavian vein
Rabbit Aortic arch
Gives rise to the brachiocephalic artery and subclavian artery, also connects to/follows the thoracic aorta; wraps around the pulmonary trunk,
Shark Coronary arteries (L/R)*
arised from the conus anteriosus, observed on the conus anteriosus and ventricle
Sinus
large sac-like vessel that collects blood
Shark Anterior intestinal
part of the hepatic portal system, arises from the pancreaticomesenteric vein, extends parallel to the anterior intestinal artery
Shark Gastric artery
arises from gastrohepatic (celiac) arteries, passes to the stomach where it branches into the dorsal and ventral gastric arteries
Shark Caudal vein
one of the main vessels of the renal portal system, arises from (and more posterior than) renal portal veins
Rabbit Hepatic portal system
Drains blood from gastro- and intestinal organs, directs blood to liver first before sending to posterior vena cava. Includes Gastric veins (R/L), Gastroduodenal vein, Anterior mesenteric vein, Gastrosplenic vein, Splenic vein, Intestinal veins, Hepatic portal vein
Vein
carry blood “toward” the heart
Shark Efferent branchial arteries (L/R) 1-4
after collector’s loop, before dorsal aorta; carries blood away from gill
Rabbit Subclavian arteries (L/R)
The right subclavian artery arises from brachiocephalic artery, the left arises from the aortic arch. Supplies the forearms with blood, but before doing so gives off various substantial branches that supply other structures in the trunk and neck
Left also gives rise to axillary artery.
Shark Afferent branchial arteries (L/R) 1-5
after the ventral aorta, before the collector loops
Rabbit Pulmonary arteries (L/R)
Allows for re-oxygenation. Pass laterally to the left lung and right lung (left more visible)
Rabbit Brachiocephalic artery
Only one artery. Arises from aortic arch, gives rise to the RIGHT (only) and BOTH subclavian arteries and common carotid arteries.
Rabbit Anterior mesenteric vein
part of the hepatic portal system,
Shark Dorsal aorta
after efferent arches, supply most of the body with oxygenated blood