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19 Cards in this Set
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Structures at the opening of the larynx |
Cuneiform processes of the arytenoid cartilage Epiglottis Glottis (opening) |
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Rostral to the glottis |
Laryngeal vestibule |
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Caudal to the glottis |
Infraglottic cavity |
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Cartilage of cricoid cartilage |
Hyaline cartilage - white and shiny
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Cartilage of the epiglottis and cuneiform processes |
Fibroelastic cartilage - grayish |
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Arrangement of laryngeal cartilages (cranial to caudal) |
Hyoid apparatus - epiglottis - thyroid cartilage - arytenoid cartilage - cricoid cartilage - tracheal rings |
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Hyoid apparatus |
Articulates and suspends larynx from skull Swing-like structure
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Epiglottis |
Above the glottis |
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Thyroid cartilage |
Shield-like |
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Arytenoid cartilage |
PAIRED Jug-like Medial to thyroid cartilage |
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Cricoid cartilage |
COMPLETE ring Large plate on bottom, narrower at top |
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Tracheal rings |
INCOMPLETE RINGS Hyaline Articulates with cricoid cartilage |
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Three articulations of the larynx cartilage What kind of joints are these? |
1. Thyro-hyoid articulation 2. Crico-thyroid articulation - lateral wall of cricoid 3. Crico-arytenoid articulation - medial wall of cricoid True synovial joints! |
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Hyoid apparatus (horse and larger animals) |
From attachment to thyroid cartilage: Thyrohyoid bone Basihyoid bone (with lingual process - tongue) Keratohyoid bone Stylohyoid bone - divides guttural pouch |
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Hyoid apparatus (in dogs) |
No lingual process of basihyoid bone epihyoids between keratohyoid and stylohyoid bones |
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Thyroid cartilage in horses |
Has a large notch ventrally - used by surgeons to access the larynx |
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Opening in lateral wall of larynx What species don't have this opening? |
Laryngeal ventricle Cats and cows DO NOT have this opening (vestibular folds and vocal folds still present) |
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Caudal to the laryngeal ventricle |
Vocal folds |
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Boundaries of glottic cleft |
Vocal fold and arytenoid cartilage |