What species is this bone from?

What is 'ox, bovine, ruminant, etc.'?
(They lack a transverse foramen on the atlas)
What is the name of the muscle that is circled in red?
What is the 'cutaneus colli m.'?
The 'omohyoideus m.' runs obliquely between what structures?
a. External jugular v.
b. Common carotid a.
c. Deep cervical a.
d. Lingofacial v.
a. External jugular v.
b. Common carotid a.
c. Deep cervical a.
d. Lingofacial v.
What is the name of the artery that runs ventral to the nuchal ligament?
What is the 'deep cervical a.'?
What is the name of the dangling external feature on this goat called?

What is a 'wattle'?
The vertebral nerve contains primarily which of the following types of fibers?
a. Preganglionic sympathetic (GVE)
b. Postganglionic sympathetic (GVE)
c. Preganglionic parasypathetic (GVE)
d. Post ganglionic parasympathetic (GVE)
e. Somatic motor (GSE)
a. Preganglionic sympathetic (GVE)
b. Postganglionic sympathetic (GVE)
c. Preganglionic parasypathetic (GVE)
d. Post ganglionic parasympathetic (GVE)
e. Somatic motor (GSE)
What exits via the opening indicated by the black circle? What is the opening called?

What is 'C2 n. and lateral vertebral foramen'?
What is the giant hump at the withers of the Bos Indicus?
What is the 'Rhomboideus m.'?
What is the name of the synovial structure that lies deep to the trapezius and cranial to the rhomboideus? What does it cause if infected?
What is the 'supraspinous bursa' & 'fistulous withers'?
The borders of Viborg's Triangle include which of the following structures?
a. Carotid a.
b. Lingofacial v.
c. Mandible b.
d. Sternonandibularis m.
a. Carotid a.
b. Lingofacial v.
c. Mandible b.
d. Sternonandibularis m.
UMN's are best categorized as which of the following?
a. Projection neurons
b. Final efferent neurons
c. Interneurons
d. Primary afferent neurons
a. Projection neurons
b. Final efferent neurons
c. Interneurons
d. Primary afferent neurons (psudounipolar)
Where does the C8 spinal nerve exit the vertebral canal via what opening?
a. C7 lateral vertebral foramen
b. C7 transverse foramen
c. Intervertebral foramen between C7 & C8
d. Intervertebral forament between C7 & T1
a. C7 lateral vertebral foramen
b. C7 transverse foramen
c. Intervertebral foramen between C7 & C8
d. Intervertebral forament between C7 & T1
The needle is inserting into the cerebellomedullary cistern to collect CSF which is an enlargement of what?

What is the 'Subarachnoid space'?
The nerve that innervates this muscle would result in quitting cribbing?
a. dorsal branch of accessory n.; sternomandibularis m.
b. ventral branch of accessory n.; sternomandibularis m.
c. dorsal branch of accessory n.; sternothyrohyoideus m.
d. ventral branch of accessory n.; sternothyrohyoideus m.
a. dorsal branch of accessory n.; sternomandibularis m.
b. ventral branch of accessory n.; sternomandibularis m.
c. dorsal branch of accessory n.; sternothyrohyoideus m.
d. ventral branch of accessory n.; sternothyrohyoideus m.
What is the name of the synovial structure that lies dorsal to the atlas? What does it cause if infected?
What is the 'cranial nuchal bursa' & 'poll evil'?
The name of the nerve that innervates muscles that innervates the muscle that pulls the limb caudally?
What is the 'thoracodorsal n.'?
The 'longus colli m.' is categorized as what?
a. Epaxial
b. Hypaxial
a. Epaxial
b. Hypaxial
What muscle is the dorsal border of the visceral space?
What is the 'longus colli m.'
What vertebra is this and what species is it? 
What is the 'C6 and bovine'?
(Has an expanded ventral lamina)
The name of the muscle that directly below the transverse process is called what?
What is the 'longus colli m.'?
What is the name of the connective tissue indicated by the yellow pins?

What is the laminar part of the nuchal ligament?
Name that hole! What exits this hole?
What is the 'alar foramen'? What is the 'vertebral a. & n.?
The rupture of which of the following muscles would result in the trunk sinking?
a. Trapezius m.
b. Rhomboideus m.
c. Serratus Ventralis m.
d. Subclavius m.
a. Trapezius m.
b. Rhomboideus m.
c. Serratus Ventralis m.
d. Subclavius m.
What muscle inserts on this bony prominence?

What is the 'extensor carpi radialis'?
What is unique about C7 in both the horse and ruminant? (Select all that apply)
a. Caudal costal fovea
b. Lacks a transverse foramina
c. Expanded ventral lamina
d. Expanded spinous process
e. Lateral vertebral foramina
a. Caudal costal fovea
b. Lacks a transverse foramina
c. Expanded ventral lamina
d. Expanded spinous process (only ruminants have this)
e. Lateral vertebral foramina
In the cow the sternocephalicus inserts on which of the following? (select all that apply)
a. occipital
b. mastoid
c. mandibular
d. zygomatic
a. occipital
b. mastoid
c. mandibular
d. zygomatic
What lymphatic structure sits deep to the omotransversarius?
What is the 'superficial cervical Lymph nodes'?
What is the name of the groove indicated by the black arrow?

What is the 'lateral pectoral groove'?
What lymphatic structure circled in red?
What is the 'cervical thymus'
What synovial structure can be found where it is circled?

What is the 'infraspinatus bursa'?
Where does the 1st cervical spinal nerve exit the vertebral canal?
What is the 'Lateral vertebral foramen'?
In the cow the sternocephalicus inserts on which of the following?
a. occipital
b. mastoid
c. mandibular
d. zygomatic
a. occipital
b. mastoid
c. mandibular
d. zygomatic
What is the name of the connective structure that is indicated by the yellow pin?

What is the 'funicular part of the nuchal ligament'?
What artery and vein are found in groove indicated by the black arrow? 
What is the 'superficial cervical a.' & 'cephalic v.'?
What are the borders of the jugular furrow?
a. sternocephalicus m.
b. longus colli m.
c. brachiocephalicus
d. omohyoideus m.
a. sternocephalicus m.
b. longus colli m.
c. brachiocephalicus m.
d. omohyoideus m.
What nerve innervates the muscle that are flexors of the humeral joint?
What is the 'Axillary n.'?
A horse comes in with an abnormal gait in all 4 limbs and has proprioception problems in all 4 limbs, what seems to be the problem?
a. What is UMN lesion in C1-C5 affecting thoracic and pelvic limbs?
b. What is LMN lesion in C1-C5 affecting thoracic and pelvic limbs?
c. What is UMN lesion in C1-C5 affecting only the thoracic limb and LMN lesion in C1-C5 affecting the pelvic limb?
a. What is UMN lesion in C1-C5 affecting thoracic and pelvic limbs? (Wobblers Syndrome - malformation of cervical vertebrae)
b. What is LMN lesion in C1-C5 affecting thoracic and pelvic limbs?
c. What is UMN lesion in C1-C5 affecting only the thoracic limb and LMN lesion in C1-C5 affecting the pelvic limb?
Identify the muscle(s) indicated by the yellow pin?
What is 'brachiocephalicus & omotransversarius'?
Which species has their tracheal muscle on the dorsal aspect of the esophagus?
What is the 'dog'?
Which of the following are components of the carotid sheath? (Select all that apply)
a. common carotid a.
b. recurrent laryngeal n.
c. vagosympathetic trunk
d. external jugular v.
e. cephalic v.
a. common carotid a.
b. recurrent laryngeal n.
c. vagosympathetic trunk
d. external jugular v.
e. cephalic v.
What structure is circled in red? What side of the animal does it always reside on?

What is the 'esophagus' & 'left side'?
The palmar branch of the ulnar nerve meets up with what nerve?
What is the 'lateral palmer n.'?