Muscles Of The Pelvic Limb

Question 1

Chief extensor of the hip

Answer 1

Hamstring muscle

Question 2

Most lateral of caudal muscle of thigh arises by unequal heads.

(In) - N-ischiadicus

Answer 2

Bicep femoris

Question 3

Middle muscle of the caudal group. Ischiatic head only

Answer 3

Semitendinosus

Question 4

Medial muscle of group. Muscles belly divides into 2

Answer 4

Semimembranosus

Question 5

The strong extensor of hip

Answer 5

M. Middle gluteal

Question 6

Strongest muscle of pelvic girdle

Answer 6

M. Iliopsoas

Question 7

Thin strap like muscle that extend from tuber Coxae to the tibia

Answer 7

M. Sartorius

Question 8

Two types of sartorius

Answer 8

Sartorius cranialis
Sartorius caudalis

Question 9

Extends from spine of ischium lateral over hip joint

Answer 9

Deep gluteal

Question 10

Considerably weak muscle

Answer 10

Superficial gluteal

Question 11

Strong, fun shape pyramid extends from tuber coxae to lateral femoral fascia

Answer 11

Tensor Fasciae latae muscle

Question 12

Most medial muscle, extending from the symphysis of pelvis to the tibia

Answer 12

Gracilis muscle

Question 13

Small spindle shape muscle dip to the gracilis

Answer 13

Pectineus muscle

Question 14

Largest muscle on the medial side of thigh.
Divided into bigger muscle magnus, adductor, and smaller adductor longus

Answer 14

Adductor muscle

Question 15

Addctor of the thigh. It has 4 side

Answer 15

Quadratus Femoris muscle

Question 16

It has four heads

Answer 16

Quadriceps

Question 17

Opening caudal to the abdominal wall

Answer 17

Muscular lacuna (lacuna musculorum)

Question 18

It contains the femoral artery and vein. Also space between the inguinal ligament.

Answer 18

Vascular lacuna ( lacuna vasorum)

Question 19

Space occupied by femoral vessels

Answer 19

Femoral Canal (canalis femoralis)

Question 20

Borders of this canal, caudal part, cranially, and vastus medialis

Answer 20

Femoral triangular

Question 21

Abdomen through a tear of hole in muscles wall of fatty tissues

Answer 21

Hernia

Question 22

Large muscle primary extensor of the stifle. Has 4 head.

Answer 22

Quadriceps femoris

Question 23

Strongest and longest head. Originates from the ilium.

Answer 23

Rectus femoris Muscle

Question 24

Originates on the medial originates of a femur

Answer 24

Vastus medialis muscle

Question 25

Originates between medial and lateral shaft of femur

Answer 25

Vastus intermedius

Question 26

Relatively small caudal to stifle

Answer 26

M. Popliteus

Question 27

Forms the largest bulge of the caudal Crus. Most superficial muscle in caudal crus

Answer 27

Gastrocnemius

Question 28

Most superficial on cranial crural surface

Answer 28

M. Tibialis cranialis

Question 29

Found only in carnivore and weak muscle

Answer 29

M. Preneus (fibularis) brevis

Question 30

Mid ventral line

Answer 30

Linea Alba (white line)

Question 31

Deepest of the abdominal muscle

Answer 31

M. Transvesus abdominis

Question 32

Forms the muscular floor of the abdomen

Answer 32

Rectus abdominis muscle