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need to add lab 9 (respiratory) terms but other than that this is complete
pectoantebrachialis
blue arrow
pectoralis major
red arrow
pectoralis minor
orange arrow
xiphihumeralis
green arrow
sternomastoid
red arrow
sternohyoid
blue arrow
latissimus dorsi
muscle that the fingers are holding
triceps brachii
does not show medial head (seen from medial aspect. this pic is from lateral aspect)
biceps brachii
serratus ventralis
gluteus medius
red arrow
gluteus maximus
pink arrow
caudofemoralis
orange arrow
biceps femoris
blue arrow
semimembranosus
white arrow, more medial
semitendinosus
blue arrow, more lateral
gracilis
red arrow
sartorius
purple arrow
vastus medialis
green arrow
vastus lateralis
purple/blue arrow
vastus intermedius
would be between the two muscles that the red arrow is pointing to
rectus femoris
pink arrow
gastrocnemius
external abdominal oblique
blue flap, pay attention to fiber direction to distinguish this muscle on the practical
internal abdominal oblique
green layer, pay attention to fiber direction to distinguish this muscle on the practical
transversus abdominis
red, pay attention to fiber direction to distinguish this muscle on the practical
rectus abdominis
red arrow
external/internal intercostal
purple arrow (blue is serratus ventralis - sorry this is the best pic i could find)
parietal pleura
yellow arrow, against edges of thoracic cavity
visceral pleura
blue arrow, sac covering the lung lobes
pericardial sac
filmy layer covering heart
heart
purple arrow
aortic arch
blue arrow
brachiocephalic trunk
red arrow
common carotid artery (R)
yellow arrow
common carotid artery (L)
orange arrow
thoracic aorta
blue arrow
anterior vena cava
orange arrow
external jugular veins
green arrow
abdominal aorta
red arrow
posterior vena cava
orange arrow
renal arteries (R or L)
light blue arrow
renal veins (R or L)
yellow arrow
cranial mesenteric artery
white arrow
celiac artery
green arrow
hepatic portal vein
yellow vessel, intestines to liver
right arium
red arrow (space)
tricuspid valve
orange arrow
right ventricle
yellow arrow (space)
left atrium
green arrow (space)
mitral valve
blue arrow
left ventricle
purple arrow (space)
chordae tendineae
white arrow strings
papillary muscles
where chordae tendineae attach, grey arrow
pulmonic semilunar valve
best pic i could find, red arrow (right ventricle —> lungs)
aortic semilunar valve
best pic i could find, purple arrows (left ventricle —> aorta —> body)
pectinate muscles
in the atriums of the heart, white arrow
aortic arch and vena cavas found on cat pictures
no heart picture found, see cat pictures for vena cavas
pulmonary artery trunk
could not find pic for pulmonary artery trunk - but it leads from right ventricle to lungs
pulmonary veins
could not find pic for pulmonary veins - but it leads from lungs back to left atrium of the heart
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