Anatomy II: Head and Associated Structures
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the thyrohyoid bone
What is number 1?
the ceratohyoid bone
What is number 2?
the stylohyoid bone
What is number 3?
the basihyoid bone
What is number 4?
the stylohyoid bone
What is number 1?
the basihyoid bone
What is number 2?
the ceratohyoid bone
What is number 3?
the thyrohyoid bone
What is number 4?
the frontal bone
What is the light creme color? (by the orbit of the eye)
the cornual process of the frontal bone
What is the question mark?
the zygomatic bone (or arch)
What is the red color?
the parietal bone
What is the caudal most yellow section?
the maxilla
What is the light orange?
the mandible
What is the grey color?
the lacrimal bone
What is the dark orange color? (part of the orbit of the eye)
the nasal bone
What is the more dorsal and rostral darker yellow color?
the occipital bone
What is the caudal blue color?
the conchofrontal sinus
What is number 1?
the caudal maxillary sinus
What is number 2?
the rostral maxillary sinus
What is number 3?
the frontal sinus
What do numbers 2 and 3 make up?
the maxillary sinus
What is number 1?
the frontal sinus
What is this?
the cornual diverticulum
What is outlined in blue? (hint would be under the part on the left side too if it was opened up)
the infraorbital nerve
What is number 1?
the mental nerve
What is number 2?
the palpebral nerve
What is number 1?
the auriculopalpebral nerve
What is number 2?
the supraorbital nerve
What is number 3?
the lacrimal nerve
What is number 4?
the palpebral nerve
What nerve is this?
the palpebral nerve
What is number 1?
the auriculopalpebral nerve
What is number 2?
the supraorbital nerve
What nerve is the red arrow pointing to?
the infraorbital nerve
What is nerve is letter G pointing to?
the mental nerve
What nerve is the letter I pointing to?
the mandibular teeth
What does the inferior alveolar nerve supply innervation to?
the infraorbital nerve
What is the arrow pointing to?
the cornual nerve
What is this?
the inferior alveolar nerve
What nerve runs through the mandibular foramen?
the temporal line
What are the arrowheads outlining?
the temporal line
What is number 8?
the infraorbital foramen
What is number 1 pointing to?
the mental foramen
What is number 2 pointing to?
the cornual nerve
What is number 1?
the temporal line
What is number 2?
the supraorbital foramen
What is the opening the needle is in?
the facial artery and vein
What two vessels are these?
the linguofacial vein
What is number 1?
the maxillary vein
What is number 2?
the linguofacial artery
What is number 1?
the external carotid artery
What is number 2?
the facial artery
What is number 3?
the (right) common carotid artery
What is number 4?
the common carotid artery
What is number 1?
the external carotid artery
What is number 4?
the linguofacial artery
What is number 5?
the lingual artery
What is number 6?
the facial artery
What is number 7?
the transverse facial artery
What is number 16?
the deep facial vein (and venous sinus)
What is number 5?
the buccal vein (and venous sinus)
What is number 6?
the transverse facial vein (and venous sinus)
What is number 2?
an alternative location for blood to collect
What are venous sinuses?
the temporalis muscle
What is number 1?
the masseter muscle
What is number 2?
the digastricus muscle
What is number 1?
the medial pterygoid muscle
What is number 2?
the parotid duct
What is number 1?
the parotid salivary gland
What is number 2?
the parotid duct
What is this?
the mandibular lymph nodes
What is this?
the mandibular salivary gland
What is number 12?
the nasopharynx
What is number 1?
the guttural pouch (equine ONLY)
What is number 2?
the epiglottis
What is number 3?
the guttural pouch
What is number 1?
the epiglottis
What is number 2?
the vocal fold
What is number 3?
the laryngopharynx
What is number 3?
the oropharynx
What is number 4?
the hard palate
What is number 1?
the soft palate
What is number 2?
the nasal cavity
What is number 1?
the oral cavity
What is number 2?
the thyroid cartilage
What is number 1?
the cricothyroid ligament
What is number 2?
the frontal lobe
What is number 1?
the occipital lobe
What is number 2?
the cerebellum
What is the orange dot?
the piriform lobe
What is number 3?
the pons
What is the white pin?
the midbrain
What is the black pin?
the medulla
What is the green pin?
the hypophysis (pituitary gland)
What is the LIGHT blue pin?
the temporal lobe
What lobe of the brain is this?
the olfactory bulb
What is the yellow dot?
