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WorksheetsAnatomical Landmarks
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 15mins
part of the skull that houses the brain
(a)
the large hole in the occipital bone at the back of the cranium. the spinal cord exits through this.
(a)
Bilateral features on the temporal bones of the skull. Forms the middle ear and is the location of the ossicles.
tympanic bulla
occipital crest
mandibular ramus
zygomatic arch
dorsal midline point of the skull
tympanic bulla
occipital crest/sagittal crest
mandibular ramus
zygomatic arch
the verticle part of the lower jaw
tympanic bulla
occipital crest
mandibular ramus
zygomatic arch
the 'cheekbones'
tympanic bulla
occipital crest
mandibular ramus
zygomatic arch
the most cranial of the sternebrae, also the largest
(a)
the most caudal of the sternebrae
(a)
VEINS
on dorsal surface of upper foreleg. main site for venepuncture.
(a)
VEINS
medial and lateral branches on the sides of the hock. can be used for venepuncture.
(a)
VEINS
runs midline on ventral surface of tail. can be used for venepuncture in exotic species.
(a)
VEINS
The lingual vein is located under the (a) and can only be used for venepuncture in an anaesthetised animal. it runs along the lingual artery.
VEINS
Found on the lateral border of the ear in rabbits, and used for venepuncture in this species. It runs laterally to the auricular artery of the ear in rabbits.
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