Mammary gland Flashcards
name the order of structures milk passes through in the mammary gland.
Start with “the glandular tissue is arranged into….”
lobules, intralobular ducts, interlobular ducts, lactiferous ducts, lactiferous sinus (gland sinus and teat sinus), papillary duct, Furstenberg’s rosette or smooth muscle sphincter
each primary sprout has _____
its own duct system
the udder has 2 suspensory ligaments, they are:
lateral suspensory ligaments and laminae, median ligament and laminae
the blood supply to the udder starts with the ____ branching off the aorta. This branches into the ____, which then branches into the ____ and _____
external iliac, external pudendal, cranial mammary, caudal mammary
the most caudal end of the udder is supplied by a different branch off of the aorta, the _____. This runs down the butt end of the animal and turns into the _____ and _____.
internal iliac
ventral labial
ventral perineal
the development of the milk vein during pregnancy, aka the _______ comes from the joining of the _____ and ______.
subcutaneous abdominal vein
superficial cranial epigastric
superficial caudal epigastric
the subcutaneous abdominal vein drains into the ______ and then back to the heart via the ____
internal thoracic vein
cranial vena cava
the lymph nodes in the udder are called _____
mammary lymph nodes, or superficial inguinal lymph nodes
the teat wall is supplied with blood by a _____ with a _____ at the top of the teat
submucosal venous plexus
submucosal venous ring
the outer line that separates the two halves of the udder is called the ____
intermammary groove