Veterinary Anatomy - hindlimb muscles 0.0 / 5 ? Veterinary ScienceVeterinary Hindlimb AnatomyUniversityOther Created by: EquipopzCreated on: 16-05-19 12:02 Equine psoas major origin? Ventral surface of proximal last 2 ribs and lumbar TPs 1 of 41 Canine Psoas major origin? Vertebral ends of ribs 12 & 13, TP's of cranial lumbar vertebrae 2 of 41 Equine psoas minor origin? Bodies of last 3 thoracic vertebrae and first few lumbar 3 of 41 Canine psoas minor origin? Last 3 thoracic vertebrae, first 4 lumbar and tendon of quadratus lumborum 4 of 41 Equine psoas major insertion? As ilipsoas on lesser trochanter of femur 5 of 41 Canine and Equine psoas minor insertion? Psoas minor tubercle of ilium 6 of 41 Equine psoas innervation? Local intercostal, ventral branch of lumbar and lumbar plexus 7 of 41 Canine psoas innervation? Ventral branch of lumber spinal 8 of 41 Equine iliacus origin? S.I surface of ilium, adjacent wing of sacrum & psoas minor tendon 9 of 41 Equine iliopsoas function? HL protraction and pronation, hip flexion, stabilises verte. column with limb fixed 10 of 41 Canine iliopsoas function? Flex hip with HL ext, HL protraction, supinates hip, stabilises verte column 11 of 41 Equine psoas minor function? Flex pelvis on loins and inclines pelvis to one side 12 of 41 Canine psoas minor function? Ventral lumbar flexion and vertebral column flexion 13 of 41 Equine sartorius origin/insertion Internal iliac fascia and insertion ten. P. Minor to medial stifle 14 of 41 Canine sartorius origin/insertion Tuber coxae and iliac crest to crural fascia and cranial margin of tibia 15 of 41 Innervation for sartorius? E: Femoral, C: Femoral and saphenous 16 of 41 Canine sartorius function? Flex hip, extend stifle, flex stifle, HL protraction and adduction 17 of 41 Equine Glut med. origin? Longissimus lumborum, ilium, sacrum, SI & S.S. ligs 18 of 41 Equine sup. glut origin? Tuber coxae, gluteal fascia 19 of 41 Equine deep gluteal origin? Ischial spine 20 of 41 Accessory glut origin? Gluteal surface of ilium 21 of 41 Glut medius and deep insertion? Greater trochanter 22 of 41 Equine superficial gluteal insertion? 3rd trochanter and fascia lata 23 of 41 Accessory gluteal insertion? Cranial to greater trochanter 24 of 41 Equine glut medius function? Extends hip, abducts HL 25 of 41 Equine superficial glut function? Hip flexion, HL protraction and abduction 26 of 41 Equine deep gluteal function? Abducts hip 27 of 41 Most glutes are innervated by the cranial gluteal n. Which is innervated by the caudal? Canine superficialis, equine superficialis with cranial 28 of 41 Canine glut medius function? Extend hip, abduct HL, retract HL 29 of 41 Canine glut superficialis function? Extends hip, retracts HL 30 of 41 Equine gracilis origin? Pelvic symphysis 31 of 41 Canine gracilis origin? By aponeurosis with symphysial tendon to pelvic symphysis 32 of 41 Equine gracilis insertion? Crural fascia, medial patella ligament, cranial tibia 33 of 41 Canine gracilis insertion? Medial crural fascia, tuber calcanei 34 of 41 Innervation of gracilis? Obturator 35 of 41 Equine gracilis function? Adduct HL, extend stifle 36 of 41 Equine pectineus origin? Pubis and contralateral iliopubic eminence 37 of 41 Equine pectineus insertion? Medial femur 38 of 41 Canine pectineus insertion? Medial lip of facies aspera 39 of 41 Pectineus innervation? E: Obturator and femoral, C: Obturator 40 of 41 Pectineus function? HL adduction and hip flexion 41 of 41
Croup Muscles, Caudal leg, Medial thigh muscles: Adductor muscles, Femoral muscles: Extensors of the stifle joint, Caudal thigh ‘Hamstring’ muscles 0.0 / 5
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