Musculoskeletal System

Pregunta	Respuesta
Intercostal Muscles	Between ribs. This is where thoracentesis happens.
Latissimus Dorsi	Thoracic cranial region. Helps dog move side to side. On the upper side of the dog
Epaxial	Lumbar region. From vertebrae to divet (more caudal than vertebrae). IM injections here
External Abdominal Oblique	Superficial. Dorsal to ventral fibres
Internal Abdominal Oblique	Caudal to cranial fibres
Transverse Abdominal Oblique	Most inner layer. Straight up and down fibres
Rectus Abdominus	Ventral Abdomen (centre of abdomen). '6 pack'
Linea Alba	Line that runs down centre of ventral abdomen. Linea Alba is a type of aponeurosis
Sartorius (medial)	Beside tensor fascia latae
Gracillis (medial)	Next to Sartorius. Superficial. Attaches to tibia
Tensor Fascia Latae	Fascia that attaches to patella
Gluteal Muscles (superficial, middle, and deep)	Near butt
Quadriceps Femoris Muscle - cranial muscles of thigh (4 heads)	Rectus Femoris - looks like hotdog Vastus Lateralis - One side of bun Vastus Medialis - Other side of bun. Vastus Intermedius - deep to rectus femoris
'Hamstring' Muscle Group (caudal muscles of thigh)	Biceps Femoris Muscle - Most on laterial aspect. Sciatic nerve runs deep to this muscle. IM injections occur in Biceps Femoris Semitendinous - Directly caudal. Round. IM inj. Semimembranous - deep to gracillis
Sternomastoid	'M' Shaped. Throat region
Sternohyoid	Covers trachea. Throat region

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