Ruminant Skull and Eye

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<p>label the left lateral view of the caprine skull.</p>

label the left lateral view of the caprine skull.

  1. cornual process

  2. frontal bone

  3. orbita

  4. facial tubercle

  5. infraorbital foramen

  6. incisive bone

  7. pterygoid hamulus

  8. oval foramen

  9. hyoid apparatus

  10. occipital condyle

  11. paracondylar process

  12. tympanic bulla

  13. external acoustic meatus

  14. external occipital protuberance

  15. zygomatic arch

  16. parietal bone

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<p>label the dorsal view of the caprine skull.</p>

label the dorsal view of the caprine skull.

  1. external occipital protuberance

  2. cornual process

  3. supraorbital foramen

  4. orbita

  5. frontomaxillolacrimal notch

  6. facial tubercle

  7. infraoribital foramen

  8. nasal bone

  9. incisive bone

  10. palatine fissure

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<p>label the caprine mandible.</p>

label the caprine mandible.

  1. incisors

  2. canines

  3. mental foramen

  4. premolars

  5. molars

  6. mandibular foramen

  7. condylar process

  8. mandibular notch

  9. coronoid process

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<p>label the dorsal and ventral views of the caprine mandible.</p>

label the dorsal and ventral views of the caprine mandible.

  1. mental foramen

  2. canines

  3. incisors

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caprine/ovine permanent incisors

  • incisor 1 → 12-18 months

  • incisor 2 → 18-24 months

  • incisor 3 → 30-36 months

  • incisor 4 → 36-48 months

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caprine/ovine permanent premolars

premolars 2, 3 and 4 are permanent at 18-24 months

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caprine/ovine permanent molars

  • molar 1 → 3 months

  • molar 2 → 9 months

  • molar 3 → 18 months

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<p>label the dorsal view of the bovine skull.</p>

label the dorsal view of the bovine skull.

  1. intercornual protuberance

  2. supraorbital foramen

  3. incisive bone

  4. palatine process of incisive bone

  5. palatine fissure

  6. nasal bone

  7. facial tubercle

  8. orbita

  9. external acoustic meatus

  10. cornual process

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<p>label these parts of the ventral bovine skull.</p>

label these parts of the ventral bovine skull.

  1. palatine process of maxilla

  2. palatine process of incisive bone

  3. palatine fissure

  4. incisive bone

  5. interincisive fissure

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bovine permanent incisor eruption

  • incisor 1 → 1.5-2 years

  • incisor 2 → 2-2.5 years

  • incisor 3 → 3 years

  • incisor 4 → 3.5-4 years

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when are all bovine incisors in wear?

5 years

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bovine central incisors

  • erupted permanent teeth

  • larger than the deciduous teeth on either side

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<p>label the teeth of the bovine lower jaw.</p>

label the teeth of the bovine lower jaw.

  1. central incisors

  2. incisor 2

  3. incisor 3

  4. canine or corner incisor

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<p>label the parts of the bovine permanent teeth in wear.</p>

label the parts of the bovine permanent teeth in wear.

  1. root

  2. neck

  3. crown

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by 9 years of age, the bovine incisors are

level and the necks have emerged from the gums

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<p>label the lateral view of the bovine skull sinuses.</p>

label the lateral view of the bovine skull sinuses.

  1. maxillary sinus

  2. rostral frontal sinuses

  3. caudal frontal sinus

  4. dorsal conchal sinus

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<p>label the dorsal view of the bovine skull sinuses.</p>

label the dorsal view of the bovine skull sinuses.

  1. lateral rostral frontal sinus

  2. medial rostral frontal sinus

  3. caudal frontal sinus with cornual diverticulum

  4. supraorbital foramen

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what does the dehorning procedure do?

often exposes cornual sinuses

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<p>label the parts of the eye.</p>

label the parts of the eye.

  1. superior rectus muscle

  2. posterior chamber

  3. anterior chamber

  4. aqueous humor

  5. cornea

  6. suspensory ligament of the lens

  7. ciliary body

  8. inferior rectus muscle

  9. posterior cavity (vitreous chamber)

  10. macula

  11. fovea

  12. retina

  13. choroid

  14. sclera

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what is the movement of fluid in the eye?

  1. aqueous humor produced by ciliary body in the posterior chamber of the eye

  2. flows from posterior chamber through pupil to anterior chamber

  3. fluid drains from anterior chamber

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if fluid drainage is blocked in the eye, what can happen?

glaucoma

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inferior oblique muscle

  • innervated by CN III

  • elevates and turns eye laterally

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inferior rectus muscle

  • innervated by CN III

  • pulls eye inferiorly

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superior rectus muscle

  • innervated by CN III

  • pulls eye superiorly

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medial rectus muscle

  • innervated by CN III

  • pulls eye medially

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lateral rectus muscle

  • innervated by CN VI

  • pulls eye laterally

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superior oblique muscle

  • innervated by CN IV

  • depresses and turns eye laterally

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<p>label the eye muscles.</p>

label the eye muscles.

  1. superior rectus

  2. lateral rectus

  3. inferior oblique

  4. inferior rectus

  5. medial rectus

  6. superior oblique

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<p>label the hemi-section of the eye.</p>

label the hemi-section of the eye.

  1. conjunctiva

  2. lens

  3. cornea

  4. pupil

  5. iris

  6. ciliary body

  7. retina

  8. tapetum lucidum

  9. optic nerve

  10. optic disc

  11. sclera

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<p>what is this?</p>

what is this?

cornea

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<p>what are these?</p>

what are these?

  1. pupil

  2. lens

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<p>label the internal tissue components of the eye.</p>

label the internal tissue components of the eye.

  1. tapetum

  2. retina

  3. sclera

  4. optic nerve

  5. optic disc

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<p>what is this?</p>

what is this?

lens

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<p>what are these?</p>

what are these?

  1. cornea

  2. iris

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<p>what is the arrow pointing to?</p>

what is the arrow pointing to?

vitreous humor

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what are the 3 layers of the eye?

fibrous tunic, vascular tunic, nervous tunic

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<p>label this bovine eye dissection.</p>

label this bovine eye dissection.

  1. conjunctiva

  2. posterior chamber

  3. iris

  4. cornea

  5. anterior chamber

  6. limbus

  7. suspensory ligaments

  8. pupil

  9. lens

  10. ciliary muscle

  11. lateral rectus

  12. posterior cavity filled with vitreous humor

  13. retina

  14. optic disc

  15. vitreous humor glittering

  16. optic nerve

  17. periorbital fat

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where would you give injections in the eye?

the limbus

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<p>what is 1</p>

what is 1

cornea

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<p>what is 2</p>

what is 2

sclera

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<p>what is 3</p>

what is 3

optic nerve

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<p>what is 4</p>

what is 4

ciliary bodies

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<p>what is 5</p>

what is 5

pupil

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<p>what is 6</p>

what is 6

limbus

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<p>what is 7</p>

what is 7

iris

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<p>what is 8</p>

what is 8

choroid coat

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<p>what is 9</p>

what is 9

tapetum lucidum

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<p>what is 10</p>

what is 10

retina

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<p>what is 11</p>

what is 11

lens

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<p>what is 12</p>

what is 12

vitreous humor

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<p>what is 1</p>

what is 1

iris

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<p>what is 2</p>

what is 2

pupil

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<p>what is 3</p>

what is 3

iridic granule

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<p>what is 4</p>

what is 4

nictitating membrane

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<p>what is 5</p>

what is 5

conjunctiva

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<p>what is 6</p>

what is 6

puncta

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what are iridic granules?

ruffles in the eye are that are used to shade the eye from bright sunlight