Anatomy Final 2023 (VETN 110)

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explain why it is technically incorrect but common to describe the process of breathing as respirations

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how does the respiratory system help maintain ph balance in the body

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gas exchange into and out of the blood and tissues is driven by

concentration gradients

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what is the result of lack of o2 in the tissues

no ATP

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explain how air from the environment enters into the lungs

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what anatomic structure is common in the respiratory and digestive system

pharynx

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explain why it is important to use a laryngoscope to intubate animals that have shortened faces (brachycephalic)

it is important so we are able to visualize the aritnoid cartiliages

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explain dead space

no gas exchange

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the lungs are able to expand through

lung coupling to the thoracic wall and expansion of the chest

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the volume of air that is taken into the lungs during each ventilation cycle is

tidal volume

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true or false. deglutination is to bring ingested material back into the mouth

false

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how are mammals able to utilize the energy found in cellulose

cellulose breakdown through action of cellulase produced by microorganisms

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which digestive structure is found within the oral cavity proper

tongue

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a dog that has deciduous canine teeth just coming through the gingiva is

2-5 weeks

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what is the dental formula for an adult dog

2X (I3/3, C1/1, P4/4, M2/3)

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what is the dental formula for a cat

kitten- 2X (i3/3, c1/1, 3/2p)

adult- 2X(I3/3, C1/1, P3/2, M1/1)

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true or false, thermoregulation is one of the functions of saliva

true

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what is attached to the greater curvature of the stomach

pylorus

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intenstinal absorption of protiens and carbohydrates is dependent upon

the absorption of sodium

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how can the parietal cells secrete hydrocloric acid into the stomach and not damage the cells of the stomach mucosal wall

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true or false, hormones play a large roll in the motility of the stomach

true

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what are the purposes of intenstinal contractions

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what structures are found within the mesoduodnum

pancreas

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what modification of the cells of the intenstinal wall allows efficient absorption

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true or false, fats can be absorbed because of emulsification by bile

true

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what are the primary exocrine secretions of the pancreas

bicarbonate

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what is the difference between a hindgut and foregut fermenter

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what are four different divisions of the ruminant forestomach and stomach

rumen

omasum

reticulum

abomasum

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what occurs during the systolic phase of the cardiac cycle

heart contracts

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what structure encloses the heart

plueral cavity, visceral pericardium

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when listening to the heart the second sound is the AV valve closing, true or false

false

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the lifespan for a red blood cell has a range of

2-5 months

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what are the granulocytes in blood

eosinophils

basophils

neutrophils

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what is anisocytosis

unequal size of ertythrocytes

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which species has heterophils instead of neutrophils

rabbits

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what are the primary functions of macrophages

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true or false, an afferent neuron is also known as a motor neuron

false

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what is the blood brain barrier

to protect the brain from foreign substances

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what are the 3 muscle types and what are two general characteristics of each

skeletal- voluntary control; striated

smooth- striated; involuntary control

cardiac- involuntary control; striated

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true or false, glial cells are support cells for nervous system functions

true

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name the subdivisions of the spine

lumbar

cervical

thoracic

sacral

coccygeal

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true or false, smooth muscle contracts through the interaction of actin and myosin

true

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the decrease of the angle between two long bones is

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true or false, vertebral bones are classified as short bones

false

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name the 4 tissue types

epithelial

nervous

muscle

connective

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CN II

optic nerve

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plasma

blood fluid with clotting proteins

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trigemental

CN V

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serum

blood fluid with no clotting proteins

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monocyte

largest WBC

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acetylcoline

neurotransmitter