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1
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The caput of vertebrae are…

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Convex

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2
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The fossa of the vertebrae are…

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Concave

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3
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How many cervical vertebrae are there in domestic animals?

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7

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4
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3

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Extremitas cranialis

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5
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9

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Foramen vertebrale

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6

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Arcus vertebrae

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7
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7

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Pediculus arcus vertebrae

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8
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8

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Lamina arcus vertebrae

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9
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13

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Incisura vertebralis cranialis

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10
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16

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  • Sulcus nervi spinalis*
  • (Ø Eq/Ca)*
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11
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18

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Processus transversus

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12
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20

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Processus articularis cranialis

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13
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21

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Processus articularis caudalis

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14
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25

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Processus transversus

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15
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26

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Tuberculum ventrale

(C3 - C5)

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16
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28

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Foramen transversarium

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17
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29

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Tuberculum dorsale

(C3 - C6)

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18
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12

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Foramen intervertebrale

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19
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What does foramen vertebrale host?

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Medulla spinalis

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20
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At what point is medulla spinalis at it’s widest point?

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C1 - C2 Region

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21
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The enlargement of medulla spinalis between C6 and T2 is called…

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Intumescentia cervicalis

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22
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The ventral branches from intumescentia cervicalis go to form the…

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Brachial plexus

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23
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Which vessel(s) are found in foramen vertebrae

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  1. Aa. spinales dorsales x 2
  2. A. spinalis ventralis
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24
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5

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Crista ventralis

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25
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14

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Incisura vertebralis caudalis

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26
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In some cases, bone can grow over incisura vertebralis cranialis/caudalis to form…

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Foramina vertebrales laterales

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27
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In the C-spine, the spinous process is essentially absent in…

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Eq

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28
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Which direction do the dorsal and ventral tubercles of the C-spine orient?

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Dorsal: Caudally

Ventral: Cranially

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29
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The foramina transversaria of several cervical vertebrae form the…

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Canalis transversarius

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30
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Which structure(s) pass through the ​canalis transversarius

A

A./v./n. vertebralis

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31
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Ruminants use the … to transport blood to the brain, rather than the … which other species use.

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  1. A. vertebralis
  2. A. carotis interna
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32
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As you move caudally, the cervical vertabrae body size becomes…

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Shorter

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33
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11

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Spatium interarcuale

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34
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Which seperation is between the occipital bone and the atlas?

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Spatium atlantooccipitale

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35
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Which seperation is between the atlas and the axis?

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Spatium atlantoaxiale

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36
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The first spinal nerve leaves the medulla spinalis via the…

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Foramen vertebrale laterale

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37
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All cervical spinal nerves, with exception to C1, leave the medulla spinalis via the…

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Foramen intervertebrale

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38
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How many spinal nerves exist in the C-spine?

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8

(The 8th between C7 and T1)

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39
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The dorsal and ventral cervical plexi are formed by…

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The dorsal and ventral branches of the cervical nerves, respectively

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40
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Where does the ventral branch of C1 join onto?

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CN-VII in the ansa cervicalis

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41
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Ansa cervicalis innervates which muscles?

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  • Sternohyoid
  • Sternothyroid
  • Omohyoid (Ø Ca)
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42
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The ventral branch of C2 detaches…

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N. auricularis magnus

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43
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N. auricularis magnus joins…

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Caudal auricular branch of CN-VII

Innervating the caudal part of the external ear

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44
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Ventral roots of C5 to C7 form the…

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N. Phrenicus to the diaphragm

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45
Q

Supraclavicular branches arise from the…

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Ventral cervical plexus

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46
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Supraclavicular branches innervate…

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The skin over the shoudler joint

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47
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2

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Massa lateralis

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48
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12

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Arcus dorsalis

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49
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3

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  • Ala atlantis*
  • Processus transversus*
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50
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Which processes are absent from the atlas?

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  • Processus spinosus*
  • Processi articulares*
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51
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13

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Tuberculum dorsale

(Large in Ru)

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52
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11

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Tuberculum ventrale

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53
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Which foramina perforate the Eq ala atlantis?

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  • Foramen alare*
  • Foramen vertebrale laterale*
  • Foramen transversarium*
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54
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Which foramina perforate the Ruminant ala atlantis?

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  • Foramen alare*
  • Foramen vertebrale laterale*
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55
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Which foramina perforate the Canine ala atlantis?

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  • Foramen vertebrale laterale*
  • Foramen transversarium*
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56
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Which structure replaces the foramen alare in canine?

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Incisura alaris

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57
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5

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Incisura alaris (Car only)

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58
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Describe the shape of the equine atlas (cranially)

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Upside down V-shape

59
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9

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Arcus ventralis

60
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6

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Fossa atlantis

61
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7

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Fovea articularis cranialis

62
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8

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Fovea articularis caudalis

63
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10

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Fovea dentis

64
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15

65
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18

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Facies articularis dorsalis

66
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17

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Facies articularis ventralis

  • Bifurcated in Eq/Ca/Su
  • Continuous curve in Ru
67
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16

68
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69
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71
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73
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74
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75
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76
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Processus articularis cranialis

77
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A

Foramen vertebrale laterale

78
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A

Foramen vertebrale laterale

79
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The foramen vertebrale latetale is lacking in the axis of which species?

80
Q

Crista ventralis is lacking in which vertebrae?

A

C6 and C<span>7</span>

(Except Ca)

81
Q

On C6 the cranioventral tubercle is called the…

A

Lamina ventralis

82
Q

What is unique about C7?

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  • 6 articular surfaces (rather than 4)
  • Paired foveae costales caudales
  • Lacking foramen transversarium
  • Processus spinosus is visible
83
Q

What kind of joint is art. atlandooccipitalis?

A

Two ellipsoidal joints

84
Q

Which joint feature encapsulates each occipital condyle?

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  • Membrana atlantooccipitalis dorsalis* x 2
  • Membrana atlantooccipitalis ventralis:*
  • Single in Ca/Ru/Old Eq/Old Su
  • Double in young Eq/Su
85
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A

Lig. longitudinale

(Eq/Ru)

86
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A

Membrana antlantooccipitalis ventralis

87
Q
A

Lateral ligament of the atlas

88
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A

Membrana atlantooccipitalis dorsalis

(with articular capsule)

89
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A

Right alar ligament

90
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A

Articular capsule of art. atlantoaxialis

91
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A

Lamellar part of the nuchal ligament

92
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29

A

Lig. atlantoaxiale dorsale

93
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35

A

Lig. atlantoaxiale ventrale

(Ru/Eq)

94
Q

33

A

Lig. apicis dentis

(Ca/Su)

95
Q

Which structures hold the art. atlantoaxialis in place?

A
  1. Membrana tectoria/atlantoaxialis dorsalis
  2. Lig. atlantoaxiale dorsale
  3. Lig. atlantoaxiale ventrale
  4. Lig. apicis dentis
  5. Lig. alaris dentis
  6. Lig. transversum atlantis (Ca/Su)
96
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Name the long ligaments of the vertebral column

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  • Lig. longitudinale dorsale
  • Lig. longitudinale ventrale
  • Lig. nuchae (becomes lig. supraspinale) (Ø Su)
97
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Name the short ligaments of the vertebral column

A
  • Ligg. interspinales
  • Ligg. intertransversaria
  • Ligg. interarcuales/flava
98
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A

Lamina nuchae (of lig. nuchae)

(Eq/Ru)

99
Q
A

Funiculus nuchae (of lig. nuchae)

(Ø Su)

100
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A

Lig. supraspinale

101
Q
A

Bursa subligamentosa nuchalis cranialis et caudalis

(Eq Only)

102
Q
A

Lig. supraspinale

(with supraspinal subligamentous bursa)

103
Q
A

Lig. supraspinale

104
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A

Funiculus nuchae (of lig. nuchae)

(ØSu)

105
Q
A

Funiculus nuchae (of lig. nuchae)

(Ø Su)

106
Q
A

Lamina nuchae (of lig. nuchae)

(Eq/Ru)

107
Q
A

Lig. longitudinale ventrale

108
Q
A

Lig. longitudinale dorsale

(C2 - S1)

109
Q
A

Lig. interarcuales/flavum

Yellow ligament (Ru/Eq)

110
Q
A

Lig. interspinales

111
Q
A

Lig. supraspinale

112
Q

Give the groups of the muscles of the head and neck

A
  1. Longus Group
  2. Obliquus Group
  3. Rectus Group
  4. Sternocleidomastoideus Group
  5. Scalenus Group
  6. Semispinalis Group
113
Q

Which muscles do not belong to a specific group withing the muscles of the head and neck?

A
  1. M. omotransversarius
  2. M. splenius
114
Q

Give the muscles belonging to the Longus group

A
  1. M. longus capitis
  2. M. longus colli
115
Q

Give the muscles belonging to the Obliquus group

A
  1. M. obliquus capitis cranialis
  2. M. obliquus capitis caudalis
116
Q

Give the muscles belonging to the Rectus group

A
  1. M. rectus capitis dorsalis major
  2. M. rectus capitis dorsalis minor
  3. M. rectus capitis lateralis
  4. M. rectus capitis ventralis
117
Q

Give the muscles belonging to the Sternocleidomastoideus group

A
  • M. brachiocephalicus
  • M. cleidobrachialis
  • M. cleidocephalicus
  • M. cleidocervicalis (Ca)
  • M. cleidomastoideus
  • M. cleidooccipitalis (Ru/Su)
  • M. sternocephalicus
  • M. sternomandibularis (Eq/Ru)
  • M. sternomastoideus (Ø Su)
  • M. sternooccipitalis (Ca)
118
Q

Give the muscles belonging to the Scalenus group

A
  1. M. scalenus dorsalis (Ø Eq)
  2. M. scalenus medius
  3. M. scalenus ventralis (Ø Ca)
119
Q

Give the muscles belonging to the Semispinalis group

A
  1. M. biventer cervicis
  2. M. complexus
  3. M. semispinalis cervicis (Ca/Ru)
120
Q
A

M. Cleidobrachialis

O: Distal Humerus, Crista Humerii

I: Clavicular Intersection

A: Extend shoulder, move limb cranially, lat + downward head movement

121
Q
A

M. Cleidocephalicus

O: Clavicular Intersection

I: See M. Cleidomastoideus and M. Cleidocervicalis

A: Extend shoudler, move limb cranially, Lat + downward head movement

122
Q
A

M. Omotransversarius

O: Distal Spina Scapulae

I: Ala Atlantis

A: Draws Shoulder Cranially, Flex neck laterally

123
Q
A

M. Cleidocervicalis (Ca only)

O: Clavicular Intersection

I: Dorsal Midline of the cranial raphe cervicis

A: Extend shoulder, move forelimb cranially, Lat. + downward head movement

124
Q
A

M. Sternooccipitalis

O: Manubrium Sterni

I: Nuchal crest

A: Move neck laterally or ventrally

125
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A

M. Cleidomastoideus

O: Clavicular Intersection

I: Mastoid process of temporal bone

A: Extend shoulder, move forelimb cranially, Lat. + downward head movement

126
Q
A

M. Sternomastoideus

O: Manubrium Sterni

I: Mastoid process of temporal bone

A: Lat. + Vent. head movement

127
Q
A

M. Sternocephalicus

O: Manubrium Sterni

I: Head

A: Lat. + Vent. head movement

128
Q
A

M. Scalenus Dorsalis (Ø Eq)

O: C4-C6 Transverse Process

I: Dorsally Situated: Ribs 1-4

Ventrally Situated: Ribs 1-8/9

A: Inspiration, vent. + lat. head movement

129
Q
A

M. Scalenus Medius

O: C6 - C7 Transverse Process

I: Cranial Border of R1 (+R2 in Ca)

A: Inspiration, flex nex ventrolaterally

130
Q
A

M. Scalenus Dorsalis (Ø Eq)

O: C4-C6 Transverse Process

I: Dorsally Situated: Ribs 1-4

Ventrally Situated: Ribs 1-8/9

A: Inspiration, vent. + lat. head movement

131
Q
A

M. Splenius

O: T1-T3 Spinous Process, Caudal Lig. Nuchae, Cranial Thoracolumbar Fascia

I: Crista Nuchae, Mastoid process on temporal bone

A: Extend Neck, Raise Head, Lat. Head Movement

132
Q
A

M. Complexus (Pars ventralis of m. Semispinalis Capitis)

O: Caudal Articular Process of C3-T1

I: Crista Nuchae, external occipital protuberance

A: Extend Neck, Lat. flex neck

133
Q
A

M. obliquus capitis cranialis

O: Ala atlantis

I: Squama occipitalis

A: Extends/laterally flexes the art. atlantooccipitalis

134
Q
A

M. rectus capitis lateralis

O: Arcus ventralis (of atlas)

I: Processus paracondylaris

A: Flex art. atlantooccipitalis lat. + vent.

135
Q
A

M. rectus capitis ventralis

O: Arcus ventralis (of atlas)

I: Pars basilaris of os occipitale

A: Flex art. atlantooccipitalis ventrally

136
Q

14

A

M. longus capitis

O: C3 - C6 transverse processes

I: Pars basilaris of os occipitale

A: Flex neck

137
Q

2a

A

M. biventer cervicis (dorsal part of m. semispinalis capitis)

O: T2-T4 transverse processes

I: Crista nuchae, external occipital protuberance

A: Extend neck, flex head and neck laterally

138
Q
A

M. Brachiocephalicus

O: Humerus

I: Head and neck

A: Extend shoulder, lat. + downwards head and neck movement, draws limb cranially

139
Q
A

M. sternomandibularis (Eq/Ru)

O: Manubrium sterni

I: Fascia masseterica, tuberositas m. sternomandibularis

A: Lat. + Vent. head movement

140
Q
A

M. cleidooccipitalis (Ru/Su)

O: Clavicular intersection

I: Crista nuchae

A: Extend shoulder, lat. + downward movement of head, cranial limb movement

141
Q
A

M. obliquus capitis caudalis

O: C2 spinous process and caudal articular process

I: Ala atlantis

A: Rotates atlantoaxial joint

142
Q
A

M. rectus capitis dorsalis major

O: C2 spinous process

I: Squama occipitalis

A: Extends atlantooccipital joint, raises head

143
Q
A

M. longus colli

O: Cristae ventrales of the cervical vertebrae from C2

I: Cristae ventrales of T5

A: Flex the neck

144
Q
A

M. scalenus ventralis (Ø Ca)

O: C3-C6 transverse process

I: Middle portion of R1

A: Flex neck ventrolaterally, inspiration

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