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Cat Practical #3

Cat Practical #3. You must study days before the test not on the day of the test to be successful . Spinotrapezius. Dorsal Aspect. Brachialis. Long Head of Triceps brachii. Lateral Head of Triceps brachii. Dorsal Aspect. Gluteus Maximus. Sartorius. Ventral Aspect. Sartorius.

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Cat Practical #3

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  1. Cat Practical #3 You must study days before the test not on the day of the test to be successful

  2. Spinotrapezius Dorsal Aspect Brachialis Long Head of Triceps brachii Lateral Head of Triceps brachii

  3. Dorsal Aspect Gluteus Maximus Sartorius

  4. Ventral Aspect Sartorius

  5. Dorsal Aspect • 1.Tibialis Anterior7.Gastrocnemius • 2. Extensor DigitormLongus8.Biceps Femoris • 3. Peroneus Longus9.Semitendinosus • 4. Peroneus Brevis10.Semimembranosus • 5.Peroneus Tertius 11.Adductor Femoris • 6. Soleus 12.Vastus Lateralis

  6. 1.Acromiotrapezius • 2. Levator Scapulae Ventralis • 3. Teres Major • 4. Triceps Lateral Head (cut back to show deep muscles) • 5.Triceps Long Head • 6. Triceps Medial Head 7. Brachialis • 8. Clavodeltoid • 9. Anconeus

  7. Ventral aspect Biceps brachii Long head of Triceps Brachii Medial head of Triceps Brachii

  8. Ventral Aspect • 1.Clavodeltoid • 2. Biceps Brachii • 3. Triceps brachiiMedial Head • 4. Epitrochlearis • 5.Triceps Long Head

  9. Ventral Aspect 1.Sartorius (cut) 7. Adductor Longus 2. VastusLateralis 8.Adductor Femoris (2 Heads) 3. Rectus Femoris9.Semimembranosus 4. VastusMedialis10.Semitendinosus 5.Iliopsoas Complex 11.Gastrocnemius 6. Pectineus

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