Cadaver Lab Questions for Final
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What the nerve is #2&3?
2-ansa cervicalis (superior root from C1)
3-ansa cervicalis (inferior root from C2&C3)
What the nerve is #1?
hypoglossal nerve (CN XII)
what the nerve is?
vagus nerve
what the nerve is?
phrenic nerve
what the nerve is?
spinal accessory nerve
what nerve is A?
olfactory nerve (CN I)
what nerve is B?
optic nerve (CN II)
what nerve is C?
optic chiasm
what nerve is D?
optic tract
what nerve is E?
oculomotor nerve (CN III)
what nerve is F?
abducens nerve (CN VI)
what nerve is G?
hypoglossal nerve (CN XII)
what the nerve is under G?
accessory nerve (CN XI)
what nerve is H?
trochlear nerve (CN IV)
what nerve is I?
trigeminal nerve (CN V)
what nerve is J?
facial nerve (CN VII)
what nerve is K?
vestibulocochlear nerve (CN VIII)
what nerve is L?
glossopharyngeal nerve (CN IX)
what nerve is M?
vagus nerve (CN X)
what the blood vessel is?
common carotid artery
what the blood vessel is?
external carotid artery
what the blood vessel is?
internal carotid artery
what the structure is?
thyroid gland
what nerve is the second upper nerve?
zygomatic nerve
what nerve is #9?
left inferior alveolar nerve
what nerve is 6?
right mental nerve
what muscle is this?
external intercostal
what muscle is this?
internal intercostal
what muscle is this?
innermost intercostal
what muscle is this?
transversus thoracis
what muscle is pointed to the white area?
diaphragm
what vessel is this?
internal thoracic (mammary) artery
what vessel is this?
intercostal vein
what the nerve is?
intercostal nerve
What lobe of lung is A?
superior lobe of the right lung
What lobe of lung is B?
middle lobe of right lung (no lobe in the left lobe)
What lobe of lung is C?
inferior lobe of the right lung
What the part of lung is D?
oblique fissure
What the part of lung is E?
horizontal fissure
what is A?
trachea
what is B?
primary (main) bronchi
what is C?
seconday (lobar) bronchi
what is D?
tertiary (segmental) bronchi
Airway pathway
trachea → primary bronchi → secondary bronchi → tertiary bronchi → bronchioles → terminal bronchioles
what is the nerve?
phrenic nerve
what is # 4?
aortic arch
what is #1?
left subclavian artery
what is #2
left common carotid artery
what is #3
right brachiocephalic trunk
what is #5?
superior vena cava
what is #6?
left pulmonary vein
what is #8?
inferior vena cava
what is #3?
chordae tendonae
what is #1?
left atrium
what is #2?
right atrium
what is #4?
tricuspid valve (right atrioventricular valve)
what is #5?
bicuspid valve (left atrioventricular valve)
what is A?
papillary muscle
what is B?
left ventricle
what is C?
right ventricle
what is D?
interventricular septum
What is G?
coronary sinus
What is F?
posterior vein of left ventricle
What is E?
middle cardiac vein
What is D?
posterior interventricular artery
What is the structure above A?
chordae tendonae
What is the structure of A?
papillary muscle
What is the structure of D?
trabecular carnae
What muscle is A?
pectinate muscle
what is this structure?
aortic semilunar valve
What is this structure?
pulmonary semilunar valve
what muscle is A?
external oblique
what muscle is B?
internal oblique
what muscle is C?
transversus abdominis
what muscle is D?
rectus abdominis
What muscle is this?
psoas major
What muscle is this?
quadratus lumborum
What muscle is this?
iliacus
what nerve is A?
right lumbar sympathetic chain ganglia
what nerve is B?
right lumbar sympathetic trunk
what nerve is D?
abdominal aorta
What nerve is this?
genitofemoral nerve
What nerve is #3? (cadaver lab is shown as A)
subcostal nerve
What nerve is #4? (cadaver lab is shown as B)
iliohypogastric nerve
What nerve is #5? (cadaver lab is shown as C)
ilioinguinal nerve
What nerve is #6? (cadaver lab is shown as E)
genitofemoral nerve
What nerve is #7? (cadaver lab is shown as D)
lateral femoral cutaneous nerve
What nerve is #8? (cadaver lab is shown as F)
femoral nerve
What nerve is #9? (cadaver lab is shown as G)
obturator nerve
what structure is formed by part of L4 and L5?
lumbosacral trunk (helps form the sacral plexus)
What vessel is this?
celiac artery (trunk)
what vessel is A?
splenic artery
What vessel is A?
gastric artery
What vessel is B?
splenic artery
What vessel is C?
superior mesenteric artery
What vessel is D?
left renal artery
What vessel is E?
common hepatic artery
What vessel is F?
right renal artery
What vessel is this?
common iliac arteries
What vessel is this?
internal iliac artery