Lecture 18 3/20/24 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the nuchal crest?

A

transverse ridge at the highest point of the occipital bone

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2
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When is the nuchal crest most prone to fracture?

A

when horses rear up in confined areas

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3
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Where is the rostral process of the nasal bone?

A

caudal to dorsal part of the nose

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4
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When is the rostral process of the nasal bone susceptible to fracture?

A

when a lead rope/halter is pulled on while it sits over the bone

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5
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What is the nasoincisive notch?

A

angle formed between the nasal bone and incisive bone

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6
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What is the facial crest?

A

ridge of bone that projects laterally from the zygomatic bone and maxilla

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7
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Which vein runs ventral to the facial crest?

A

transverse facial v.

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8
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What is the infraorbital foramen?

A

rostral opening of infraorbital canal

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9
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What is the role of the zygomatic process of the frontal bone?

A

protects the eye by completing the lateral aspect of the bony orbit

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10
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How does the zygomatic process of the frontal bone differ between canine and equine/bovine?

A

-canine has a ligament
-equine/bovine has bone

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11
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Where is the supraorbital foramen located?

A

over the orbit in the base of the zygomatic process

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12
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Which nerve runs through the mandibular foramen?

A

inferior alveolar n.

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13
Q

Which lines are used to approximate the mandibular foramen?

A

-line from lateral commissure to angle of the mandible
-occlusal level of the cheek teeth caudally

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14
Q

Which vessel in the notch for facial vessels can be used to evaluate the equine pulse?

A

facial a.

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15
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What is the mental foramen?

A

opening on the rostral, lateral side of the mandibular body halfway between the corner incisor and the first cheek tooth

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16
Q

What are the paranasal sinuses?

A

embryologic expansions from the nasal cavity into the diploë

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17
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What is the diploë?

A

spongy, cancellous bony tissue between the internal and external layers of the skull

18
Q

Which type of epithelium lines the sinuses?

A

resp. epithelium

19
Q

What is the function of the maxillary sinus?

A

used to repel cheek teeth

20
Q

What is the function of the frontal sinus?

A

used with maxillary sinus to repel M3

21
Q

How do the frontal and maxillary sinuses communicate?

A

frontomaxillary opening

22
Q

How do the sinuses change as the animal ages?

A

-more filled with teeth roots at a younger age
-teeth roots move down as horse ages

23
Q

What are the branches of CN5/trigeminal nerve?

A

-ophthalmic
-maxillary
-mandibular

24
Q

Which nerve blocks follow the trigeminal nerve?

A

-infraorbital nerve block
-supraorbital nerve block
-mental nerve block

25
Q

What are the characteristics of the infraorbital nerve block?

A

-blocked at infraorbital foramen
-anesthetizes nose, upper lip, upper incisors

26
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What are the characteristics of the supraorbital nerve block?

A

-blocked at supraorbital foramen
-anesthetizes upper eyelid

27
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What are the characteristics of the mental nerve block?

A

-blocked at mental foramen
-anesthetizes lower lip

28
Q

What are the auriculopalpebral nerve block?

A

-blocked as it crosses highest point of zygomatic arch caudal to eye
-immobilizes eyelid but does not block sensation
-blocks branch of facial nerve/CN7

29
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What are the branches of the facial n.?

A

-dorsal buccal
-ventral buccal

30
Q

When can unintentional damage to the facial n. occur?

A

during surgical procedures where the horse is down while still wearing a halter

31
Q

What are the characteristics of the guttural pouch?

A

-caudoventral expansion of auditory tube
-located between base of skull, atlas, and pharynx
-distends when its opening is blocked; enlarges caudally

32
Q

Which bone divides the guttural pouch into medial and lateral compartments?

A

stylohyoid bone

33
Q

Which structures are associated with the caudal aspect of the medial guttural pouch compartment?

A

-CN9
-CN10
-CN11
-CN12
-internal carotid artery

34
Q

Which structure provides surgical access to the guttural pouch?

A

Viborg’s triangle

35
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What are the boundaries of Viborg’s triangle?

A

cranial: ramus of mandible
ventral: linguofacial vein
dorsocaudal: tendon of sternocephalicus m.

36
Q

Why is it important that the internal carotid a. passes through the guttural pouch?

A

helps to cool down the blood before it goes to the brain

37
Q

How do the parotid duct, facial artery, and facial vein orient?

A

rostral to caudal order:
-facial a.
-facial v.
-parotid duct

38
Q

What are the characteristics of the bovine frontal bone?

A

-large
-parietal bone further back
-occipital bone further down

39
Q

What are the characteristics of the bovine frontal sinus?

A

-expands along top/back of head
-grows over time
-not present in neonate

40
Q

What is the bovine cornual diverticulum?

A

extension of frontal sinus into the horn