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name in latin mucosal fold running rostroventrally from nasal concha to vestibulum nasi
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plica basalis (basal fold)
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name in latin + english pathways for air flow in nasal cavity which communicate with the paranasal sinuses
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middle nasal meatus (meatus nasalis medius)
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1. name in latin + eng biggest paranasal sinus in Eq
2. name in latin opening between sinus & nasal cavity |
1. maxillary sinus (sinus maxillaris)
2. (nasomaxillary aperture) apertura nasomaxillaris |
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name in latin main parts of pharynx
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nasopharynx (sinus maxillaris rostralis & caudalis), (oropharynx) pars oralis pharyngis, pars laryngea pharyngis
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name in latin + eng structure connecting dorsal and ventral portions of pharynx
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ostium intrapharyngeum (intrapharyngeal opening)
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ostium intrapharyngeum is formed by 2 mucosal folds, name them in latin + eng
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arcus veli palatini (free border of soft palate) + arcus palatopharyngeus (palatopharyngeal arches)
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name in latin paired openings situated on lateral walls of dorsal portion of pharynx
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ostium pharyngeum tube auditive
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1. name the tonsils visible during clinical examination of the dog
2. this tonsil is located within a specific structure: name it |
1. tonsilla palatina (palatine tonsil)
2. tonsillar fold |
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1. In the dog, the pharyngoesophageal junction ismarked by a mucosal fold, name it in latin.
2. Write latin term which describes the entrance to the esophagus |
1. limen pharyngo-esophageum (annular mucosal boundary)
2. auditus esophageus |
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The inlet to the laryngeal cavity is bound by two structures, name them in latin and english
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epiglottis, plica aryepiglottica (aryepiglottic fold), cartilagines arytenoidea (arytenoid cartilages)
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Name in latin or english process of the arythenoid cartilages and underline the one which is attached to the cartilago cricoidea
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processus muscularis (muscular process: attachment), processus vocalis (vocal process), processus (corniculate process)
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Name in latin and english nerves which play sensory and motor innervation of the larynx
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sensory: n. laryngeus cranialis (recurrens) = cranial laryngeal nerve
motor: n. laryngeus caudalis = caudal laryngeal nerve |
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1. Name in english the triangular space betweenvocal folds.
2. It consists of two structures, name them in latin |
1. glottic fold (plica glottidis)
2. pars intercartilaginea + pars intermembranacea |
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Name in english and latin the structures whichis formed on each side of the larynx by an out-pouching of the laryngeal mucosa
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ventriculus laryngis (lateralis) = (lateral) laryngeal ventricle
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Entrance to ventriculus laryngis isboarded by two mucosal folds, name them in english and latin
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vocal fold (plica vocalis) + vestibular fold (plica vestibularis)
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Pleura parietalis is divided into three mainparts, name them in english and latin
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pleura mediastinalis, pleura diaphragmatica, pleura costalis = mediastinal, diaphragmatic, costal pleurae
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Name in english and latin fluid filled cleft between visceral and parietal pleura
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cavum pleurae = pleural cavity
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Write english and latin name of the mainsurfaces of the lung
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facies costalis (costal surface), facies diaphragmatica (diaphragmatic surface), facies medialis (medial surface) divided into pars vertebralis + mediastinalis
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Name in latin the lobes of the right lung inruminants, which of them is ventilated by bronchus trachialis
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lobus cranialis pulmone dextra (divided, ventilated by bronchus trachealis), lobus medius, lobus caudalis & lobus accessorius
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Name in english and latin the lobes of the left lung in the dog
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cranial lobe (lobus cranialis), pars cranialis + caudalis & caudal lobe (lobus caudalis)
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What is the basic function or the respiratorysystem
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gas exchange
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Whatare the functions of the respiratory system
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warming, filtering, moistening inspired air. olfactory, perception, phonation.
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What is the respiratory passage (latin)
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nasus externus, cavum nasi, pars nasalis pharyngis, larynx, trachea, bronchi
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Name the sites of gas exchange? In Latin
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bronchuli respiratorii, ductuli alveolares, sacculi alveolares, alveoli pulmonis
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Name the parts of the external nose? In latin
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radix nasi, dorsum nasi, apex nasi, nares (nostrils)
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Give the forms of thenostril in carnivores and small ruminants, cattle, pigs, horses?
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Car + small Ru: planum nasale, Ru: planum nasolabiale, Su: planum rostrale, Eq: almost unmodified skin (pili tactiles)
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Give 2 parts you would find on the outside ofthe dogs nose?
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nasal ala, nasal sulcus
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Name all the bones the give the framework of thenose?
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frontal, nasal, incisive, maxilla, vomer, palatine, ethmoid bones
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1. Name the nasal cartilages
2. cartilage lacking in Eq 3. cartilage only in Eq |
1. dorsal & ventral lateral nasal cartilages, lateral & medial accessory cartilages, alar cartilage (lamina + cornu)
2. ventral lateral nasal c. 3. alar c. |
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parts in the nasal cavity?
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vestibulum nasi, cavum nasi proprium
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In the nasal vestibule, which parts are boundedby the lateral and medial wings
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nares (nostrils)
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In the nasal vestibule, which is the mobilepart?
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pars membranacea of septum nasi
(pars mobilis septi nasi) |
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Name 3 other structures in the nasal vestibule
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skin-like mucosa, nasolacrimal opening, diverticulum nasi (Eq)
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What are the endings of the nasal conchae
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plica recta, plica alaris, plica basalis
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whatis the blind sac in the horse extending from the dorsal angle of the nostril tothe caudal end of the incisura nasoincisiva?
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diverticulum nasi = false nostril
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Namethe 6 things making up the proper nasal cavity?
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nares, nasal septum, olfactory region, respiratory region, dorsal & middle & ventral nasal conchae
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2 parts of nasal septum
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pars ossea (lamina perpendicularis of ethmoid bone), pars cartilaginea (pars membranacea)
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What makes up the olfactory region
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Caudodorsal part of the nasal cavity & ethmoid labyrinthis, Thick,soft, olive- yellow mucosa, Nervous epithelium with ganglion cells,Olfactoryfilaments, Olfactory glands,Vomeronasal organ
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What makes up the region respiratoria
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Greater part of the nasal cavity, Redish-pinky colour mucosa, Pseudostratifiedcolumnar ciliated epithelium (with goblet cells), Nasal glands, Lateral nasalglands (except in Eq), Numerous venous plexus (submucosa)
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Name the four nasal meatus
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meatus nasi dorsalis, ventralis, medius, communis
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What are the paranasal sinuses of the dog
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sinus frontalis, recessus maxillaris
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What are the paranasal sinuses of the pig
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frontal, maxillary, palatinus, sphenoidalis, lacrimalis, conchae dorsalis & ventralis
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What are the paranasal sinuses of cattle
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frontal, maxillary, palatinus, sphenoidalis, lacrimalis, conchae dorsalis & ventralis
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What are the paranasal sinuses of the horse
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frontal, maxillary, palatinus, sphenoidalis, conchae dorsalis & ventralis
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1. Name the part that connects the pharynx and thetrachea
2. Name 3 things it does 3. Where is this situated |
1. larynx
2. regulates volume of respiration, prevents aspiration of foreign bodies, chief organ of voice 3. cranial part of neck. |
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Name the cartilage framework of the larynx
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cartilago cricoidea, arytenoidea, thyroidea, epiglottic cartilage
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What is formed at the apex of the nose?
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muzzle formed by rostral maxilla and mandible
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Is the integument around the nose hairless?Yes/No
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yes
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In the pig, what is the disk-like movable pointof the muzzle called? 2 names
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rostrum / snout
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How is the snout (pig) supported
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os rostrale (covered by modified skin)
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How is the nasal plate in the dog kept moist?
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lateral nasal gland
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where are the lateral nasal glands of the dog situated
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recessus maxillaris (maxillary recess)
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