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brs. of common carotid a.
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caudal thyroid a.
cranial thyroid a. internal carotid a. external carotid a. |
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small vessels of variable origin (br of common carotid); supplies the trachea, esophagus, and thyroid gland
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caudal thyroid a.
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artery that supplies the thyroid and parathyroid gland, pharyngeal mm., larynx, cervical regions of trachea and esophagus via....
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thyroid, pharyngeal, cricothyroid and muscular brs.
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@ what structure does the common carotid a. terminate into the internal and external carotid a.a.s?
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medial retropharyngeal ln.
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1st 2 brs. off of external carotid a.
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occipital a.
ascending pharyngeal a. |
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the internal carotid a. arises near which arteries?
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occipital a.
ascending pharyngeal a. |
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what is located at the origin of the internal carotid a.?
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carotid sinus
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the 3 structures that the common carotids course under
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mandibular gland
digastricus m. medial retropharyngeal ln. |
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brs. off of cranial thyroid a.
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thyroid
pharyngeal cricothyroid muscular |
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at the base of the head, on which aspect of the trachea are the common carotids located?
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dorsolateral aspect of the trachea
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function of the carotid sinus?
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baroreceptor
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what structure is located at the bifurcation of external and internal carotids?
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carotid body
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function of carotid body
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chemoreceptor
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the common carotid aa.s originate from what aspect of the trachea?
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ventral
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the internal carotid a. enters the carotid canal deep in the....and emerges as the....
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tympano-occipital fissure
foramen lacerum |
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T/F: the internal carotid a. loops back on itself and reenters the carotid canal to supply the CNS
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T
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trace the internal carotid a.
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enters the carotid canal deep in the tympano-occipital fissure, emerges at the foramen lacerum and then loops back on itself and re-enters the carotid canal
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T/F: in the cat, the extra-cranial portion of the internal carotid degenerate postnatally
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T
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within the cranial cavity, the internal carotid a. penetrates the....and.....and comes to lie in the......
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dura mater and arachnoid
subarachnoid space |
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the internal carotid a. triburcates into the...
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middle cerebral a.
rostral cerebral a. caudal communicating aa. |
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the trifurcations on the internal carotid a., along with the ........ supply blood to the cerebral arterial circle (which supplies blood to the brain)
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basilar a.
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which br. of subclavian goes into the vertebral foramen and comes out of the transverse foramen of atlas and joins the occipital a. to supply the brain?
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vertebral a.
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arterial supply to CNS
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internal carotid a.
vertebral a. occipital a. |
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external carotid a. brs.
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occipital a.
cranial laryngeal a. ascending pharyngeal a. lingual a. facial a. caudal auricular a. superficial temporal a. maxillary a. |
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br. off of facial a.
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sublingual a.
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br. off of maxillary a.
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continuation of the external carotid a.
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occipital a. br. that supplies the meninges
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caudal meningeal a.
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T/F: the occipital a. has an anastomotic br. with the vertebral a.
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T
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br. off of occipital that gives rise to 2 others
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condyloid a.
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condyloid a. branches into...
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muscular brs.
meningeal a. |
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br. off of maxillary a.
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continuation of the external carotid a.
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occipital a. br. that supplies the meninges
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caudal meningeal a.
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T/F: the occipital a. has an anastomotic br. with the vertebral a.
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T
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br. off of occipital that gives rise to 2 others
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condyloid a.
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condyloid a. branches into...
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muscular brs.
meningeal a. |
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artery that supplies the pharyngeal mm. and larynx
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cranial laryngeal a.
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artery located b/w hyopharyngeus, thyropharyngeus, and thyrohyoideus mm.
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cranial laryngeal a.
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landmarks of cranial laryngeal a.
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hyopharyngeus, thyropharyngeus, and thyrohyoideus mm.
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T/F: no internal carotid outside of the brain in the cat
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T
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artery that supplies the soft palate and pharynx
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ascending pharyngeal a.
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which artery in cats contributes to the cerebral arterial circle by entering the external carotid foramen? (morphologically this is the internal carotid a.)
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ascending pharyngeal a.
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lingual a. supplies the...
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tongue
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br. of of lingual a. that supplies the palatine tonsils
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tonsilar a.
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proximally, the lingual a. runs with the....
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hypoglossal n.
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artery that supplies the mandibular and sublingual salivary glands
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facial a.
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3 brs. of facial a.
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sublingual a.
inferior/superior labial aa. angularis oris a. |
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br. off of the facial a. that supplies that floor of the mouth (including mylohyoideus and geniohyoideus mm.)
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sublingual a.
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T/F: sublingual a. is br. off of facial a.
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T
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artery that supplies the ear ( additional brs. supplies the facial n., parotid and mandibular salivary glands, brachiocephalicus, sternocephalicus, and temporalis mm.)
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caudal auricular a.
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3 muscles supplied by the caudal auricular a. (not the caudal auricular muscles)
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brachiocephalicus, sternocephalicus, and temporalis mm.
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terminal br. of the external carotid a.
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superficial temporal a.
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3 brs. of superficial temporal a.
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transverse facial
rostral auricular palpebral brs. |
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after the superficial temporal a. branches off of the external carotid, the external carotid becomes the....
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maxillary a.
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the external carotid a. gives rise to the...... and then continues as the......
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superficial temporal a.
maxillary a. |
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branches off of maxillary a.
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inferior alveolar a.
caudal deep temporal a. middle meningeal a. external ophthalmic a. rostral deep temporal a. minor palatine a. descending palatine a. infraorbital a. |
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another term for inferior alveolar a.
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mandibular alveolar a.
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the inferior alveolar a. enters the...... of the mandible and courses through the mandibular canal
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mandibular foramen
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artery that supplies the roots of mandibular teeth
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inferior alveolar a.
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br. off of the inferior alveolar a. that supplies the skin of the chin
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mental aa.
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branch off of maxillary a. that supplies temporalis m.
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caudal deep temporal a.
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branch off of maxillary a. that supplies the meninges and part of the skull
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middle meningeal a.
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the middle meningeal a. passes though which foramen?
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oval foramen
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anastomosing branch of the middle meningeal a. joins a br. of.....
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external ophthalmic a.
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in the dog, the maxillary a. passes through which foramina and canal?
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caudal alar foramen, rostral alar foramen, and alar canal
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maxillary a. br. that supplies the structures within the periorbita including the extrinsic eye muscles and lacrimal gland
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external ophthalmic a.
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2 brs. of external ophthalmic a.
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anastomotic rami
external ethmoidal a. |
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the anastomotic rami of the external ophthalmic a. join which arteries?
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one ramus joins the internal carotid and middle meningeal a.
one ramus joins the internal ophthalmic a. |
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the external ethmoidal a. (br. off of external ophthalmic a.) supplies...
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ethmoidal labyrith and nasal septum
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the rostral deep temporal a. supplies....
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temporalis m.
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artery that supplies the hard and soft palates
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minor palatine a. ( br. off of maxillary a.)
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2 brs. of descending palatine a.
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major palatine a.
sphenopalatine a. |
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the major palatine a. passes through the.....to the......to supply blood tot he hard palate
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caudal palatine foramen
major palatine foramen |
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the sphenopalatine a. passes through the......to the inferior of the nasal cavity
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sphenopalatine foramin
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which artery is at risk during extractions of maxillary teeth?
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major palatine a.
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after the descening palatine a. arises, the maxillary a. continues as the....
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infraorbital a.
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br. off of infraorbital a. that supplies the caudal cheek teeth
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alveolar (dental) brs.
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infraorbital a. enters the..... and passes through the....
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maxillary foramen
infraorbital canal |
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within the infraorbital canal, the infraorbital a. gives rise to the....
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alveolar brs.
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the infraorbital a. emerges from the......to supply the nose and upper lip via.....
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infraorbital foramen
dorsal and lateral nasal aa. |