Terms Lab 11 Flashcards
What are the three lung lobes shared by both sides?
Cranial, middle, and caudal
Which side of the lungs is the accessory lobe located? (214)
Right
What are the principle bronchi? (246)
First branch from the trachea
What are lobar bronchi? (246)
Second branch from the trachea; supplies each lobe of the lungs
Where are the tracheobronchial lymph nodes located? (246)
At the bifurcation of the trachea and further out on the bronchi
Where does the cranial vena cava enter the heart? (232)
Right atrium
What is the brachiocephalic vein? (230, 243)
First branch off the cranial vena cava; union of external jugular and subclavian veins
What is the first branch off the cranial vena cava? (230, 243)
Brachiocephalic vein
What is the second branch off the cranial vena cava? (230)
External jugular vein
What is the subclavian vein? (129)
Second branch off the cranial vena cava
What is special about the azygos vein? (230)
It only develops on the right side!
What is typically the last branch to enter the cranial vena cava? (230)
Azygos vein
Where is the azygos vein located? (230)
Runs along the ventrolateral side of the vertebrae
Where does the thoracic lymph duct terminate? (229)
Enters the left brachiocephalic vein
Where does the aorta leave the heart? (233)
Emerges from the left ventricle
Where is the aortic arch located? (229)
Inside the pericardium
Where is the descending aorta located? (229)
Just ventral to the vertebrae
What is the first branch from the aorta? (229)
Brachiocephalic trunk
Where is the brachiocephalic trunk located? (229)
First branch off the aorta and then passes obliquely across the ventral surface of the trachea
What are the R&L common carotid arteries? (129)
Continuation of the brachiocephalic trunk (right side only); pg. 109 in dissection book
What two arteries are the termination of the brachiocephalic trunk? (229)
Right common carotid and subclavian arteries
What is the right subclavian artery? (228)
Termination of the brachiocephalic trunk; has four branches
What are the four branches of the L or R subclavian artery? (228)
(1) vertebral artery, (2) costocervical trunk, (3) internal thoracic artery, (4) superficial cervical artery
Where are the subclavian arteries located? (228)
L-side is 2nd branch from aorta, R-side is continuation of brachiocephalic trunk; travel on both sides of the trachea/esophagus