Respiratory Flashcards
What is the basic function of the respiratory system?
What are the additional functions?
Gas Exchange
Warming, Filtering, and Mositening of inspired Air
Olfactory Perception
Phonation
Name 3 parts of the Cavum Larynges
Vestibulum Larynges
Glotties
Cavum Infraglotticum
Name in Latin
A) Paired Cartilage of Larynx
B) Openings between Cavum Pharyngis and Middle Ear
A) Cartilagines Arythenoideae
B) Ostium Pharyngeum Tubae Auditvae
What makes the bony part of the Middle Nasal Cavity?
The second Endoturbinate (Endoturbinate II) - adjacent to the first
Explain the 1st Endoturbinate.
What does it form?
Longest, most dorsal turbinate
Extends furthest into the nasal cavity
Forms osseous base of dorsal nasal conchae (Concha Nasalis Dorsalis)
What does the Tuba Auditiva connect?
Middle Ear and Nasopharynx
Name in Latin the main parts of the lung which occupy the space known as Cupula Pleurae and the part which occupies the Recesses Costodiaphragmaticus
Apex Pulmonis
Margo Acutus
Accessory Lobe which occupies Recess space
Name the functional parts of the Nasal Cavity and underline the largest of them
Nasal Vestibulum ~> Vestibulum Nasi
Proper Nasal Cavity ~> Cavum Nasi Proprium (underlined)
Name in Latin the Rostral part of the Nasal Cavity lined by Stratified Squamous Epithelium
Vestibulum Nasi
Name in Latin the structures separating the Maxillary Sinus
Canalis Infraorbitalis
Name in English and Latin the structure which connects the dorsal and ventral portion of the Pharynx
Ostium Intrapharyngeum
Ostium Intrapharyngeum is formed by 2 mucosal folds, Name them in English and Latin
Free border of the Soft Palate
~> Arcus Veli Palatini
~> Arcus Palatopharyngeus Dexter st Sinister
Give the forms of the nostril in carnivores and small ruminants, cattle pigs, and horses
Planum Nasale - Nasal Plane (Carnivore/Small Ruminant)
Planum Nasolabiale - Nasolabiale Plane (Cattle)
Planum Rostrale - Rostrale Plane (Pig)
Almost unmodified skin (horse)
Name 2 Functional Regions of the Nasal Cavity
Regio Olfactoria
Regio Respiratoria
Specify Organs located in the Mediastinum Craniale
Trachea
Esophagus
Thymus Gland
What notch in the Thyroid is important during surgery in Roaring Horses?
Caudal Thyroid Notch (Incisura Throidea Caudalis)
Name in Latin, lobe of the right lung which surrounds Vena Cava Caudalis
Accessory Lobe (Lobus Accessorius Pulmonis Dextri)
Name the 4 Larynx Cartilages and which
A) Forms the floor of the Larynx
B) Forms the caudal end of the Larynx
Epiglottic Cartilage
Thyroid Cartilage
Arytenoid Cartilage
Cricoid Cartilage
A) Thyroid Cartilage
B) Cricoid Cartilage
Name the parts of the Nasal Septum
Osseous Part ~> Perpendicular part of the Ethmoid Bone
Cartilaginous Part
Mucosal Part
Name in Latin, Tonsils which are visible during clinical examination of the throat of the dog
Tonsilla Palatina
Name all the Bones that give the framework of the nose
Frontal
Nasal
Maxilla
Incisive
Vomer
Palatine
Ethmoid bone
In the Pig, name the disc-like movable part of the muzzle
Rostrum or Snout
Name the Nasal Cartilages
Dorsal Lateral Nasal Cartilage
Ventral Lateral Nasal Cartilage
Alar Nasal Cartilage
Name the Nasal Cartilage lacking in the Horse
Ventral Lateral Nasal Cartilage
Name the Cartilage only present in the Horse
Alar Cartilage
What divides the Planum Nasi?
Philtrum
The entrance to the Lateral Laryngeal Ventricle is boarded by 2 mucosal folds, Name them in English and Latin
Vestibular Fold (Plica Vestibularis) - Rostrally
Vocal Fold (Plica Vocalis) - Caudally
Name the Structure in the Nasal Vestibule
Nasal Septum (Septum Nasi)
Skin-like Mucosa
Nasolacrimal Opening
Nasal Diverticulum - Horse
Name in Latin and English the Biggest Paranasal Sinus in the Horse
Maxillary Sinus (Sinus Maxillaris - Rostralis et Caudalis)
Maxillary Sinus (Sinus Maxillaris - Rostralis et Caudalis)
Nasomaxillary Aperture (Apertura Nasomaxillaris)
Meatus Nasi Medius
The inlet to the Laryngeal Cavity is bounded by 2 structures located on the lateral sides, name these in English and Latin
Plica Aryepiglottis (Aryepiglottic Fold)
Cartilage Arytenoidea (Arytenoid Cartilage)
Name the most Rostral part of the larynx which protrudes into the oropharynx
Corona Laryngis
Name
A) Upper Respiratory Tract
B) Lower Respiratory Tract
A) - Nose
- Paranasal Sinuses
- Nasopharynx
B) - Larynx
- Trachea
- Lungs
Name the Processes of the Arytenoid Cartilage and underline the one that is directed toward the lumen of the Pharynx
Corniculate Process
Vocal Process (underlined)
Muscular Process
Name in Latin or English the Processes of the Arytenoid Cartilages and underline the one which is attached to the cartilage Cricoidea
Corniculate Process
Vocal Process
Muscular Process
In dogs, the Pharyngoesophageal junction is marked by a mucosal fold, name it in Latin
Annular Mucosal Boundary (Limen Pharyngo-esophageum)
Write in Latin the term which describes the entrances to the esophagus
Aditus Esophageus
Name the sites of gas exchange in Latin
Bronchuli Respiratorii
Ductuli Alveolaris
Sacculi Alveolaris
Alveoli Pulmonaris
Name in Latin and English Nerves which play Sensory and Motor Innervation of the Larynx
Cranial Laryngeal Nerve (n. Laryngeus Cranialis)
Caudal Laryngeal Nerve (n. Laryngeus Caudalis)
Recurrent Nerves (nn. Laryngei Recurrentes)
What is the Maxillary Sinus broken into in the horse?
Sinus Maxillaris Rostralis
Sinus Maxillaris Caudalis
Where is the Lateral Nasal Gland situated in the dog?
Within the Maxillary Recesses
Name the biggest Paranasal Sinus in
A) Horse
B) Cattle
A) Sinus Maxillaris
B) Sinus Frontalis