Anatomy block 2 - abdominal Hypaxial

4. medial caudal abdominal region
5. formed by aponeuroses of EAO, IAO, TA, RA
9. fibers of internal abdominal oblique muscle run ______
10. main action of external abdominal oblique
11. cremaster muscle originates from the caudal border of the ______ abdominal oblique
14. right and left middle abdominal region
17. medial cranial abdominal region
18. deepest abdominal muscle
22. medial middle abdominal region
25. the cremaster muscle courses through the ______ inguinal ring in the dog
27. the caudal border if the internal abdominal oblique is the ________ border of the deep inguinal ring
29. the inguinal ligament is the ______ border of the deep inguinal ring

1. lateral cranial abdominal regions
2. caudal limit of external abdominal oblique aponeurosis
3. inguinal ligament separates the inguinal canal from the _______
6. fibers of transversus abdominis run _______
7. deep part of the subcutaneous trunk fascia in horses; yellow elastic tissue
8. boundaries are last rib, lateral edge of the lumbar transverse processes and the caudodorsal part of IAO m.; very large in ruminants
12. artery and vein that travel through inguinal canal
13. fibers of the rectus abdominis run _____
15. nerve that travels through inguinal canal
16. fibers of external abdominal oblique muscle run ______
19. which muscle dives deeper in the rectus sheath as it courses caudally?
20. lateral caudal abdominal regions
21. central line; mid ventral raphe where aponeurosis of left and right abdominal muscles meet
23. the rectus abdominis is the ______ border of the deep inguinal ring
24. the _______ ligament of the femoral head is unique to equine --> less likely to subluxate the hip joint
26. ______ tendon: strong attachment of abdominal muscles to pelvis; significant in large animals
28. inguinal canal contains the __________ in the female dog