1. Lab #3 Cat Dissection

2. Cats vs. Humans Differences – Gluteal Muscles – Deltoids – Trapezius

3. Today’s Lab Skin Cat Identify Superficial Cat Muscles Identify Muscles on Human Models

4. Removing the Skin from the Cat

6. Ventral Muscles Lower Limb Gracilis Sartorius

7. Dorsal Muscles Lower Limb Semitendinosus Biceps Femoris

8. Dorsal Muscles Lower Limb Semimembranosus Caudofemoralis

9. Dorsal Muscles Lower Limb Gluteus Maximus Tensor fasciae latae

10. Ventral Muscles Thorax Pectoralis Major Pectoralis Minor

11. Head and Neck Muscles Masseter Sternohyoid

12. Head and Neck Muscles Sternomastoid

13. Abdominal Muscles Rectus Abdominus External Oblique

14. Abdominal Muscles Transverse Abdominus Internal Oblique

15. Upper Arm Muscles Triceps Brachii

16. Dorsal Thorax Spinodeltoid Acromiodeltoid Clavodeltoid

17. Dorsal Thorax & Abdomen Spinotrapezius Acromiotrapezius Clavotrapezius

18. Dorsal Thorax & Abdomen Latissimus Dorsi

19. For Practical For the practical you are responsible for: – All the muscles in the table from the lab handout on the cat – All of the muscles origins and insertions on the cat that are listed in your lab handout. – All the muscles in the table on the human except the three trapezius muscles and the three deltoid muscles. On the human you must know the trapezius and the deltoid.