final material Flashcards

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which bone of the bovine skull contains the corneal process

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frontal

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what landmark on the bovine skull is used for blocking the corneal nerve

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temporal line

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on the lateral aspect of the maxillary bone on the bovine skull, there is a protuberance called

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facial tuberosity

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highest point of the bovine skull where the nuchal ligament attaches

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intercornual protuberance

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the thin walled structure located in the rostral aspect of the bovine orbit is the

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lacrimal bulla

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the zygomatic arch of the bovine skull is made of

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temporal process of the zygomatic bone
zygomatic process of the temporal bone

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the complete orbit in the bovine skull is made by the

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zygomatic process of the frontal bone
frontal process of the zygomatic bone

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instead of alveoli on the incisive bone, ruminants have a

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dental pad

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in the equine skull, the bones of the hyoid apparatus are all paired except for

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basihyoid

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palpable structure on the equine skull found on the zygomatic and maxillary bones

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facial crest

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a peripheral pulse can be taken via what 2 arteries on the equine head

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transverse facial
facial

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what vessels go across the vascular notch in the equine head

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facial a
facial v
parotid salivary gland duct

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13
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space between the last incisor and second premolar in the equine skull

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diastema

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what hole in the canine skull is not present in the equine skull

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tympano-occipital fissure

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poorly developed cutaneous muscle on the equine head

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cutaneous fascei

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blind pouch that extends into the nasoincisive notch in the equine

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dorsal blind nasal diverticulum

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trianglular shaped m that aids in flaring the nostril and splits the levator nasolabialis

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caninus

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18
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fx of buccal m

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keeps food from accumulating in the oral vestibule

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fx of levator labii superioris m

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raise upper lip in flehmen response

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fx of depressor labii inferioris

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pull lip downward

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which salivary gland do equine not have

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zygomatic

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which superficial nerve of the equine head is susceptible to injury

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facial n

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the transverse facial vein drains into

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superficial temporal v caudally
facial v rostrally

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the transverse facial artery is a branch of

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superficial temporal a

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3 deep veins of the equine with dilations due to venous return during grazing
transverse facial deep facial buccal
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diverticulum of the auditory tube in the horse
guttoral pouch
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divides the guttoral pouch
stylohyoid bone
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artery in the medial compartment of the guttural pouch
internal carotid
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artery in the lateral compartment of the guttural pouch
external carotid
30
surgical access point for the larynx in the equine
cricothyroid ligament
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fx of temporalis m, masseter m, and pterygoid m
close the jaw
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fx of digastricus m
open the jaw
33
undershot jaw (underbite)
prognathic
34
overshot jaw (overbite)
brachygnathic
35
largest tooth in canines
P4 - carnassial tooth
36
lower quadrant carnassial tooth in canines
M1
37
smallest tooth in canines with only one root
P1
38
P1 in equines that is sometimes present
wolf tooth
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first cheek tooth in the equine
P2
40
equine - 1st deciduous incisor erupts at
6 days
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equine - 2nd deciduous incisor erupts at
6 weeks
42
equine - 3rd deciduous incisor erupts at
6 months
43
equine - I1 erupts/in wear
2.5y / 3y
44
equine - I2 erupts/in wear
3.5y / 4y
45
equine - I3 erupts/in wear
4.5y / 5y
46
equine - central depression on the incisors that slowly wears with age
cups
47
equine - with wear, the cups eventually become
enamel spot
48
equine - appears on the labial aspect of the cup and persists after the cup has been lost
dental star
49
tooth 04 is always
canine
50
tooth 09 is always
M1
51
nigropallidal encephalomalacia common name
chewing disease
52
what part of the brain does chewing disease create lesions
basal nuclei
53
ingestion of yellow star thistle or russian knapweed causes what disease
chewing disease
54
pathology of chewing disease
dysfunction of facial muscles affects CN V, VII, XII
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opthalmic division of the trigeminal nerve includes which nerves
NFL (nasociliary, frontal, lacrimal)
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ophthalmic division of the trigeminal nerve goes through which foramen
orbital fissure
57
ophthalmic division is sensory or motor
sensory
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maxillary division of the trigeminal nerve includes which nerves
ZIP (zygomatic, infraorbital, pterygopalatine)
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maxillary division of the trigeminal nerve goes through which foramen
round foramen
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maxillary division is sensory or motor
sensory
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mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve includes which nerves
BLIMA (buccal, lingual, inferior alveolar, mylohyoid, auriculotemporal)
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mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve goes through which foramen
oval foramen
63
mandibular division is sensory or motor
mixed (mylohyoid has motor)
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fx of retractor anguli oculi lateralis and medialis
retract the eye
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fx of orbicularis oculi
close the eye
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fx of orbicularis oris
close mouth
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fx of zygomaticus
keeps mouth slit, pulls back corners
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tongue is innervated by
hypoglossal
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fx of genioglossus
stick out tongue
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fx of hyoglossus
retract the tongue
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fx of geniohyoideus and mylohyoideus
protract the hyoid
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fx of sternohyoideus and thyrohyoideus
retract the hyoid
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geniohyoideus is innervated by
hypoglossal
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mylohyoideus is innervated by
trigeminal
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rostral limit of oropharynx
palatoglossal arches
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caudal limit of oropharynx
palatopharyngeal fold
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rostral limit of nasopharynx
choanae
78
caudal limit of nasopharynx
palatopharyngeal arches
79
contains the opening of the auditory tube
nasopharynx
80
rostral limit of laryngopharynx
palatopharyngeal arches / caudal soft palate
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caudal limit of laryngopharynx
pharyngoesophageal limen
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stylopharyngeus fx
dilates
83
hyopharyngeus, thyropharyngeus and cricopharyngeus fx
constricts - force food into the esophagus
84
hyopharyngeus, thyropharyngeus and cricopharyngeus are innervated by
CN IX and X (glossopharyngeal and vagus)
85
retropharyngeal lymph nodes are between
wing of atlas and larynx
86
caudal process of arytenoid cartilage
cornual
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cranial process of arytenoid cartilage
cuneiform
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fx of cricoarytenoideus lateralis
close airways, adduct vocal folds
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fx of cricoarytenoideus dorsalis
open airways, abduct vocal folds
90
fx of sternothyroideus
retract larynx towards neck
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fx of thyrohyoideus
protract larynx
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fx of thyropharyngeus
constrict pharynx
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fx of cricothyroideus
pulls thyroid cartilage centrally to tighten vocal cords
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terminal branch of ECA
superficial temporal
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continuation of ECA
maxillary
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terminal branch of maxillary
infraorbital
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maxillary branch before alar canal
inferior alveolar
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maxillary branch after alar canal
external ophthalmic
99
tympanic bulla in the middle ear communicate with the nasopharynx by
eustachian tube
100
bony labryinth of the inner ear contains
perilymph
101
membranous labryinth of the inner ear contains
endolymph
102
inner ear structures for balance
vestibule ampullae and semicircular ducts
103
inner ear structure for hearing
cochlea
104
dorsal rectus, ventral rectus, medial rectus and ventral oblique of the eye are innervated by
CN III (oculomotor)
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lateral rectus and retractor bulbi of the eye are innervated by
CN VI (abducent)
106
dorsal oblique of the eye is decussate and is innervated by
CN IV (trochlear)
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parts of the eye that make up the external fibrous tunic
sclera cornea
108
parts of the eye that make up the uvea (middle tunic)
iris ciliary body choroid
109
part of the eye that makes up the internal tunic
retina
110
corneoscleral junction
limbus
111
anterior compartment of the eye contains
aqueous humor
112
anterior chamber of the eye runs from
cornea to iris
113
posterior chamber of the eye runs from
iris to lens
114
posterior compartment of the eye contains
vitreous humor
115
posterior compartment of the eye runs from
lens to fundus
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tapetum lucidum is not found in
birds pigs