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What is the groove in the upper lip & between the nostrils
philtrum
What is everything rostral to the eye?
Muzzle
what structures surrounding the opening of the mouth
Lips
What are the flews?
Fleshing, hanging lateral part of upper lips
What are the name for the two eyelids?
Upper (superior) palpebra, lower (inferior) palpebra
What is the stop?
Angle of the nose bridge between the eyes
What is the highest point or summit of the head?
Crown
Describe external ear canal.
Vertical part: ventrally
Horizontal part to ear drum
What is the show term for cranial portion of the neck?
Throat
What is the show term for top line of the neck?
Crest
What is the show term for back part of head or skull? (external occipital protuberance)
Occiput
What does the occipital bone form?
Caudal cranial cavity & caudal skull
What forms the lateral face, part of hard palate and holds the upper cheek teeth?
Maxilla
What bone forms the rostral wall of the cranial cavity?
Ethmoid bone
How does the spinal cord enter the cranial cavity
Foramen magnum
The facial part of the skull houses what 2 cavities?
Nasal & oral
What are the 3 types of canine skulls.
1. Mesaticephalic (average)
2. Brachycephalic (short face)
3. Dolichocephalic (long face)
What suspends the larynx & tongue from the skull?
Hyoid appartus
What bony arch froms the lateral side of the bony orbit?
Zygomatic arch
What hard structure is formed by horizontal parts of incisive, palatine & maxillary bones?
Hard palate
What foramen is located on maxillary part of skull?
Infraorbital foramen
What is the rostral opening of the mandibular canal?
Mental foramen
Four major salivary gland in dog
Parotid,
Mandibular,
Zygomatic,
Sublingual
What is the course of the parotid duct
Crosses masseter muscle in groove, pierces cheek across from upper PM4
What seperates respiratyor & digestive passages in the head?
Hard & soft palate
What are the gross parts of the tongue?
Apex, body, root
Name four substances found in teeth from inside to out
Enamel, cementum, dentine, pulp
What is the hardest substance in the body
Enamel
Name 2 sets of teeth
Permanent & deciduous
What forms the bulk of the tooth and surrouds the pulp cavity
Dentine
Where are the nerves found in the teeth?
Pulp cavity
What holds the teeth in the alveoli? What does it connect?
Periodontal membrane

connects cementum on root with alveolar wall
Permanent dental formula of dog
2(I 3/3 , C 1/1, P 4/4, M2/3)=42
Is dental formula constant in dogs?
No, brachycephalic breeds may be missing teeth
Permanent formula for cat
2 (I 3/3, C1/1, P3/2, M1/1)=30
What is furcation?
Where 2 roots separate from the body or the tooth in multirooted teeth
Decidduous formulas for dog & cat.
Dog:
2 (Id 3/3, Cd 1/1, Pmd2/2)=28

Cat:
2(Id 3/3, Cd1/1, Pmd3/2)=26
What is the common passageway for the digestive & respiratory systems?
Pharynx