Head and Neck Flashcards

1
Q

forms a rigid construction composed of many bones, which are mostly
paired.

A

The skull

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2
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It encompasses and protects the brain and the sensory organs of sight, smell, sound, balance and taste.

A

Skull

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3
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It also functions to provide a bony cavity
through which air can enter the body and to communicated via the muscles of facial expression.

A

Skull

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4
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The individual bones of the skull are firmly
united by _______

A

sutures

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5
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is a very complex organ consisting of about 50 bones

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skull

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6
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is the skeleton of the
head, organized into a cranial part (cranium) and a facial part

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skull

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7
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These bones form the skeleton of the oral and nasal cavities and also support
the pharynx, larynx and the root of the tongue

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facial bones

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8
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how many bones of the cranium

A

7

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9
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is composed of the: unpaired basioccipital bone and unpaired
basisphenoid and presphenoid bones,

A

floor

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10
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is composed of the: unpaired supraoccipital
bone (squamous part) and exoccipital bones (lateral parts),

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nuchal wall

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11
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is composed of the: paired frontal bone, paired parietal bone and
unpaired interparietal bone

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roof

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12
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is composed of the: unpaired ethmoid bone.

A

nasal wall

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13
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this bone lies at the base of the skull on the caudal aspect/ nuchal part and can be divided into the basilar part, the squamous part and lateral parts

A

occipital bone

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14
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these bones form a ring surrounding the spinal cord, the foramen magnum

A

occipital bone

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15
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it is the ring surrounding the spinal cord

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foramen magnum

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16
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this part of the occipital bone has a conspicuous external occipital protuberance situated mid-dorsally, which is continuous on either side with nuchal crest

A

squamous part

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17
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this part of the occipital bone bears an occipital condyle on each side of the foramen magnum for participation in the atlanto-occipital articulation

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lateral part

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18
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within the foramen magnum and occipital condyle is the _______ for the passage of emissary veins from the skull

A

condylar canal

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19
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It is the sites for muscle attachment (digastrus)

A

jugular/paracondylar processes

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20
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this part of the occipital bone borders the foramen magnum ventrally

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basilar part

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21
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the basilar part of the occipital bone has a ______ for the insertion of the longus capitis muscle

A

muscular tubercle

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22
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this bone consists of two bones, the basisphenoid and the presphenoid.

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sphenoid bone

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22
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this bone of the sphenoid lies on the ventral aspect of the skull, forming the floor of the cranial
cavity and extends laterally into the orbit
containing the optic and orbital foramina

A

basisphenoid

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23
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this bone in the sphenoid is penetrated by many small foramina through which nerves and blood vessels pass.

A

basisphenoid

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24
Q

the ______bears the sella turcica on the inner surface of the body

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basisphenoid bone

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25
Q

frontal bone can be divided in how many segments

A

four

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26
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the osseous ridge of origin of the extrinsic muscles of the ocular bulb, commences ventrally at the alar canal

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pterygoid crest

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27
Q

this part of the frontal bone is limited to the wall of the orbital cavity which extends to form the zygomatic process laterally, which forms part of the dorsal margin of the orbit

A

frontal squama

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28
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is the rostral extension of the frontal bone and is neighbored by the nasal bone rostrally and the lacrimal bone laterally.

A

nasal part

29
Q

this segment of the frontal lobe forms the major part of the medial wall of the orbital cavity, and is perforated ventrally by the ethmoidal foramen

A

orbital part

30
Q

It forms the rostral part of
the temporal fossa, which provides attachment for the temporal muscle

A

temporal surface

31
Q

is paired and forms most of the dorsolateral part of the
cranial wall. It is bordered by the occipital bone caudally and the frontal bone rostrally.

A

Parietal bone

32
Q

The _______ aspect of the internal surface of the
parietal bone has a medial projection, which forms part of the osseous tentorium cerebelli.

A

caudal aspect

33
Q

is centrally placed between the occipital bone
and the parietal bone, with which it fuses during adult life, with the exception of the cat, where the
sutures are still visible in the adult.

A

Interparietal bone

34
Q

This bone of the newborn animal consists of three distinct
parts, which unite later in life: squamous part, petrosal part with its mastoid process and tympanic part.

A

temporal bone

35
Q

The petrosal and tympanic parts are sometimes also called the _____

36
Q

is the caudoventral portion of the temporal bone and is bordered by the
squamous and the tympanic parts.

A

petrosal part

37
Q

It unites with the frontal, parietal and sphenoid bones in firm osseous sutures.

A

cerebral surface of the squamous part

38
Q

this process arises from the temporal surface of the squamous part and extends rostrolaterally to unite with the temporal process of the zygomatic bone, forming the zygomatic arch.

A

long zygomatic process

39
Q

The ____ of the zygomatic process expands to form the articulating surface of the temporomandibular
joint.

40
Q

It encloses the inner ear with the cochlea, the vestibule and the
semicircular canals.

41
Q

This articulates with the mastoid process of the petrosal part and the nuchal process of the squamous part

A

hyoid apparatus

42
Q

situated between the mastoid process and the tympanic part.

A

stylomastoid foramen

43
Q

it is the ventral portion of the temporal bone

A

tympanic part

44
Q

is situated deep in the walls of the orbit an contributes to the formation of the cranial and facial parts of the skull.

A

ethmoid bone

45
Q

is a sieve-like partition between the nasal and cranial cavities.

A

cribriform plate

46
Q

is perforated by
numerous foramina through which the olfactory nerve bundles pass. These nerves pass from the olfactory
cortices of the brain to the olfactory bulbs.

A

cribriform plate

47
Q

this wall of the nasal cavity, formed by paired lacrimal bones, paired zygomatic
bones, paired upper jaw and paired incisive bones (os incisivum)

A

lateral walls

48
Q

this wall formed by the: paired palatine
bones, paired upper jaw, paired incisive bones (os incisivum) and unpaired vomer;

A

floor of the nasal/ roof of the oral cavity

49
Q

formed by: paired frontal bones (os frontale) and paired nasal bones

A

roof of the nasal cavity (dorsum nasi)

50
Q

what bone separates the nasal and cranial cavities.

A

ethmoid bone

51
Q

forms the roof of the nasal cavity and has a concave
external surface.

A

Nasal bone

52
Q

is a small bone situated near the medial canthus of the eye forming parts of the orbit and the lateral wall of the face. It articulates with the frontal bone,
the zygomatic bone and the maxilla and the palatine bone.

A

Lacrimal Bone

53
Q

lies ventrolateral to the lacrimal bone and forms parts of the bony orbit and the zygomatic arch.

A

zygomatic bone

54
Q

is formed by the union of the
temporal process of the zygomatic bone and the zygomatic process of the temporal bone.

A

zygomatic arch

55
Q

The palatine canal runs through the________ and allows the passage of the major palatine artery,
vein and nerve.

A

horizontal plate

56
Q

an unpaired bone that extends from the choanal region into the nasal
cavity, where it attaches to the median nasal crest on the floor of the nasal cavity.

57
Q

is a thin bony plate, bordered by the sphenoid bone and the horizontal plate of the palatine bone. It forms part of the dorsal and lateral walls of the
nasopharyngeal cavity

A

pterygoid bone

58
Q

This foramen is the caudal opening of the mandibular canal, which is located in the ramus and body of the mandible.

A

mandibular formaen

59
Q

Between the condylar
process and the coronoid process is a U-shaped depression, known as the

A

mandibular notch

60
Q

is a hooked eminence ventral to the condylar process. It serves for the attachment of the pterygoids medially and the masseter laterally.

A

angular process

61
Q

this bone stabilize the tongue and the larynx by suspending them from the skull

A

hyoid bones

62
Q

This apparatus extends from the mastoid process of the skull to
the thyroid cartilage of the larynx. I

A

hyoid apparatus

63
Q

this means long and narrow-headed

A

dolichocephalic

64
Q

this means short and wide-headed skull of dog

A

brachycephalic

65
Q

this means a head medium proportions of the skull of dog

A

mesocephalic

66
Q

these breeds have an elongated facial skeleton and a narrow cranial part with a distinct external sagittal crest for the attachment of the temporal muscle

A

dolichocephalic

67
Q

the cranial part of the skull is relatively large compared to the facial
part, which is shortened and broadened. The external sagittal crest is reduced or missing altogether.

A

brachyocephalic

68
Q

In some brachycephalic breeds the lower jaw protrudes rostral to the
upper jaw, producing the condition known as

A

prognathism of the mandible

69
Q

the facial and cranial part of the skull
are well proportioned, resulting in an average conformation between the two other groups. In spite of these breed-specific variations, which are complemented by age- and gender-specific characteristics, the basic architecture of the canine skull remains the same.

A

mesocephalic