Dog Reflexes (Quiz 6) Flashcards

1
Q

Dog food in closed hand
Receptor/ location

A

incisive papilla-> vomer nasal organ-> cribiform plate-> olfactory bulb

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2
Q

Dog food in closed hand
Afferent nerve

A

Olfactory n (CN I)

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3
Q

Move toy around dog face with one eye than other
receptor/location

A

retina

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4
Q

Move toy around dog face with one eye than other
afferent nerve

A

Optic n (CN II)

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5
Q

Move toy around dog face with one eye than other
GS Efferent

A

Oculomotor (CN III)
Trochlear (CN IV)
Abducens (CN VI)

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6
Q

Move toy around dog face with one eye than other
skeletal muscle/ action **

A

CN III-> dorsal rectus m, ventral rectus m, ventral oblique m, and medial rectus m
CN IV-> dorsal oblique m
CN VI-> lateral rectus m

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7
Q

flashlight to eye
receptor/ location

A

retina-> optic disc

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8
Q

flashlight to eye
afferent nerve

A

optic n (CN II)
-> optic chism-> optic tract

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9
Q

flashlight to eye
GV efferent para

A

CN III oculomotor

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10
Q

flashlight to eye
smooth m/ action

A

sphincter of pupil, constrict pupil

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11
Q

touch superior and inferior eyelid
receptor/ location

A

touch-> upper lid
touch-> lower lid

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12
Q

touch superior and inferior eyelid
afferent nerve

A

upper-> V1 (opthalamic n)
lower-> V2 (maxillary n)

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13
Q

touch superior and inferior eyelid
GS efferent

A

facial n (CN VII)

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14
Q

touch superior and inferior eyelid
skeletal muscle/ action

A

orbicularis oculi m (both pathways)
blink

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15
Q

cotton swab to cornea
receptor/ location

A

touch-> cornea

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16
Q

cotton swab to cornea
afferent nerve

A

V1 (opthalamic n)

17
Q

cotton swab to cornea
GS efferent

A

Facial n (CN VII)
Abductens (CN VI)

18
Q

cotton swab to cornea
skeletal muscle/ action

A

CNVII-> orbicularis oculi m (blink)
CN VI-> retractor bulbi (retracts eye)

19
Q

open hand sudden movement toward one eye
receptor/location

A

moving-> retina

20
Q

open hand sudden movement toward one eye
afferent nerve

A

optic n (CN II)

21
Q

open hand sudden movement toward one eye
GS efferent

A

Facial n (CN VII)

22
Q

open hand sudden movement toward one eye
skeletal muscle/ action

A

orbicularis oculi
blink

23
Q

sharp audible sound where dog cannot see
receptor/ location

A

cochlea

24
Q

sharp audible sound where dog cannot see
afferent n

A

vestibular cochlear n (CN VIII)

25
Q

sharp audible sound where dog cannot see
GS efferent

A

V3 (mandibular n)
VII (facial n)

26
Q

sharp audible sound where dog cannot see
skeletal muscle/ action

A

V3-> tensor tympanian m
VII -> stapedius m

27
Q

palpate and compress laryngopharynx to produce swallowing reflex
receptor/ location

A

orongeal mucosa

28
Q

palpate and compress laryngopharynx to produce swallowing reflex
afferent nerve

A

CN X (vagus) and CN IX (glossopharyngeal)
[pharyngeal plexus]

29
Q

palpate and compress laryngopharynx to produce swallowing reflex
GS efferent

A

CN X and CN IX pharangeal br

30
Q

palpate and compress laryngopharynx to produce swallowing reflex
skeletal muscle and action

A

pharyngeal constrictor mm
-moves toward laryngopharynx and swallow

31
Q

Firmly pull tongue and release
GS efferent

A

hypoglossal n (CN XII)-> lingual branch

32
Q

Firmly pull tongue and release
skeletal muscle and action

A

tongue retracts