Respiratory - Lungs

Question 1

Name A

Answer 1

A: left cranial lobe (cranial part)

Question 2

Name B

Answer 2

B: Left cranial lobe (caudal part)

Question 3

Name C

Answer 3

C: left caudal lobe

Question 4

Name D

Answer 4

D: right cranial lobe

Question 5

Name E

Answer 5

E: (right) middle lobe

Question 6

Name F

Answer 6

F: right caudal lobe

Question 7

Name G

Answer 7

G: accessory lobe

Question 8

Name A

Answer 8

A: right cranial lobe (cranial part)

Question 9

Name B

Answer 9

B: middle lobe (right)

Question 10

Name C

Answer 10

Right caudal lobe

Question 11

Name this species

Answer 11

Ox

Question 12

Name this structure

Answer 12

Accessory lobe

Question 13

Name A

Answer 13

A: left cranial lobe, cranial part

Question 14

Name B

Answer 14

B: left cranial lobe, caudal part

Question 15

Name C

Answer 15

C: left caudal lobe

Question 16

Name this structure. Which group of animals is it associated with?

Answer 16

tracheal bronchus (right side) found in ruminants and pigs

Question 17

Name this species

Answer 17

Dog

Question 18

Name A

Answer 18

A: left cranial lobe, cranial part

Question 19

Name B

Answer 19

B: left cranial lobe, caudal part

Question 20

Name C

Answer 20

C: left caudal lobe

Question 21

Name D

Answer 21

D: accessory lobe

Question 22

Name E

Answer 22

E: right caudal lobe

Question 23

Name F

Answer 23

F: Middle lobe (right)

Question 24

Name G

Answer 24

G: right cranial lobe

Question 25

Name H

Answer 25

H: trachea

Question 26

Name I

Answer 26

I: hilus of lung

Question 27

Name this species. Justify

Answer 27

Dog.

Cranial and caudal parts to left, but not right, cranial lobe

Lobes well defined, fissures extend to hilus

Question 28

Name this species. Justify

Answer 28

Sheep/goat

Tracheal bronchus present on right

Cranial and caudal parts to right and left caudal lobe

Rubbery texture, smoother than dog

lobulation not obvious

Question 29

Name this species. Justify

Answer 29

Pig

Obvious lobulations

Lobes not well definined, fissures do not extend to hilus

Large tracheal bronchus on right side

Question 30

Name this species. Justify

Answer 30

Ox

• lobes well defined with deep fissures
• obvious lobulation

tracheal bronchus present

Question 31

Name this species. Justify

Answer 31

Horse

• only cranial (unsegmented), caudal, and accessory lobes

- unlobulated, smooth texture

• primary bronchi from bifurcation, but no tracheal bronchi

Question 32

Name A

Answer 32

A: epiglottis

Question 33

Name B

Answer 33

B: larynx

Question 34

Name C

Answer 34

C: trachea

Question 35

Name D

Answer 35

D: right cranial lobe

Question 36

Name E

Answer 36

E: middle lobe

Question 37

Name F

Answer 37

G: right caudal lobe

Question 38

Name G

Answer 38

G: primary bronchi

Question 39

Name H

Answer 39

H: left caudal lobe

Question 40

Name I

Answer 40

I: Left cranial lobe, caudal part

Question 41

Name muscle J

Answer 41

J: dorsal cricoarytenoid m

Question 42

Name K

Answer 42

K: thyroid cartilage

Question 43

Name L

Answer 43

L: Left cranial lobe, cranial part

Question 44

Name A

Answer 44

A: Left cranial lobe, caudal part

Question 45

Name B

Answer 45

B: left cranial lobe, cranial part

Question 46

Name C

Answer 46

C: trachea

Question 47

Name D

Answer 47

D: right cranial lobe

Question 48

Name E

Answer 48

E: Cardiac notch

Question 49

Name F

Answer 49

F: middle lobe

Question 50

Name G

Answer 50

G: dorsal border

Question 51

Name H

Answer 51

H: costal surface

Question 52

Name I

Answer 52

I: basal border

Question 53

Name J

Answer 53

J: right caudal lobe

Question 54

Name K

Answer 54

K: left caudal lobe

Question 55

Name A

Answer 55

A: middle lobe

Question 56

Name B

Answer 56

B: cardiac notch

Question 57

Name C

Answer 57

C: right cranial lobe

Question 58

Name D

Answer 58

D: tracheal bronchus

Question 59

Name E

Answer 59

E: left cranial lobe, cranial part

Question 60

Name F

Answer 60

F: cardiac notch

Question 61

Name G

Answer 61

G: left cranial lobe, caudal part

Question 62

Name H

Answer 62

H: accessory lobe

Question 63

Name I

Answer 63

I: left caudal lobe

Question 64

Name J

Answer 64

J: right caudal lobe

Question 65

Name K

Answer 65

K: trachea

Question 66

Name A

Answer 66

A: Left cranial lobe

Question 67

Name B

Answer 67

B: left cranial lobe, cranial part

Question 68

Name C

Answer 68

C: left cranial lobe, caudal segment

Question 69

Name D

Answer 69

D: apex

Question 70

Name E

Answer 70

E: trachea

Question 71

Name F

Answer 71

F: right cranial lobe

Question 72

Name G

Answer 72

G: middle lobe

Question 73

Name H

Answer 73

H: right caudal lobe

Question 74

Name I

Answer 74

I: accessory lobe

Question 75

Name J

Answer 75

J: left caudal lobe

Question 76

Name K, N

Answer 76

K, N: costal surface

Question 77

Name L, M

Answer 77

L, M: dorsal border

Question 78

Name O

Answer 78

O: basal border

Question 79

Name A

Answer 79

A: Left cranial lobe, caudal part

Question 80

Name B

Answer 80

B: left cranial lobe, cranial part

Question 81

Name B

Answer 81

B: left cranial lobe, cranial part

Question 82

Name C

Answer 82

C: cardiac notch

Question 83

Name D

Answer 83

D: right cranial lobe, cranial part

Question 84

Name E

Answer 84

E: middle lobe

Question 85

Name F

Answer 85

F: right cranial lobe, caudal part

Question 86

Name G

Answer 86

G: right caudal lobe

Question 87

Name H

Answer 87

H: left caudal lobe

Question 88

Name I

Answer 88

I: dorsal border

Question 89

Name J

Answer 89

J: costal surface

Question 90

Name K

Answer 90

K: basal border

Question 91

Name A

Answer 91

A: trachea

Question 92

Name B

Answer 92

B: tracheal rings

Question 93

Name C

Answer 93

C: Left principle bronchus

Question 94

Name D

Answer 94

D: right principle bronchus

Question 95

Name E

Answer 95

E: Cranial lobar bronchus

Question 96

Name F

Answer 96

F: accessory lobar bronchus

Question 97

Name G

Answer 97

G: caudal lobar bronchus