Cranial Nerves
Histo
Development BOOOOOO
Throwback thorax
Misc. HEHEH
100

Bufford presents with a head tilt. Correctly identify which cranial nerve is most likely impacted given his clinical signs. What bone does this nerve course into (BE SPECIFIC)?

Vestibulocochlear n., Petrous Temporal Bone

100

Name the layers of the tear film from superficial to deep. Name a tear glands that contribute to each tear film layer.

Lipid layer - meibomian glands or tarsal glands

Aqueous layer - third eyelid/nictitating membrane gland or lacrimal gland. Also, harderian gland (not SOI)

Mucin layer - conjunctival goblet cells

100

What is the process that involves the direct transformation of mesenchymal tissue into bone?

intramembranous ossification

100

9:00 pm - 11:00 pm in a LAT radiograph, is which structures

pulmonary trunk, right atrium, aortic arch

100

Which sinuses of a horse drain into the nasal meatus?

caudal maxillary and rostral maxillary

200

List ALL muscles innervated by CN12, starting with the muscle responsible for extending the tongue rostrally

genioglossus, Hyloglossus, styloglossus, sternohyoiderous, sternothyroideous, thyrohoideous, geniohyoidius

200

The posterior part of the conjunctival surface is mainly composed of what type of cells?

goblet cells

200

What type of cells give rise to the frontal bone?

Neural crest cells

200
The vertebral artery courses through the ______ foramina of which vertebrae?

transverse, C6-C1

200

What are the boundaries of the pelvic cavity

pelvic inlet, sacral and caudal vertebrae, pubis and ischium, body of ilium/pelvic diaphragm, pelvic outlet

300

This cranial nerve passes through the same foramen to get into the cranial cavity as the vertebral artery

Accesory n.

300

What are the 4 layers of the trachea and what is the basic histology of them? Name them from the inner to the outer layer

Tunica mucosa - pseudostratified columnar epithelium with cilia supported by the lamina propria (elastin)

Tunica submucosa - connective tissue

Tunica muscularis - cartilage and smooth m.

Tunica adventitia - connective tissue

300

 ______ gives rise to the cricoid cartilage, however the _______ gives rise to the thyroid cartilage

lateral mesoderm, neural crest cells

300

If you are auscultating Bufford's heart on the left side at the 3rd intercostal space, what are you listening to?

pulmonary valve

300

The tubercle of a rib articulates with which structures of a thoracic vertebra? BE SPECIFIC

cranial and/or caudal transverse fovea

400
Determine which cranial nerve is impacted:

Menace response test = normal

Palpebral = abnormal

Pupillary light response = abnormal

Oculomoter

400

Out of all of the CNS glial cells, which appear the most dark on an H&E?

Oligodendrocytes

400

The caudal aspect of the tongue is developmentally from the ____________ and the rostral aspect is developmentally from the ________

pharyngeal ectoderm, stomadeal mesoderm
400

What are the 3 lymph centers that may be visible on a radiograph if they are abnormal?

cranial mediastinal nodes, tracheobronchial lymph nodes, cranial sternal lymph nodes

400
One of the SOI muscles has an attachment to the transverse process of the atlas. What is this muscle and what lymph node is found deep to this muscle?

omotransversarius m. and superficial cervial lymph nodes

500

Snuki 3-year-old FS golden retriever, started crying when his upper incisors were palpated. After exhausting all other diagnostics, it was determined that this pain is paralysis of a cranial nerve. How many incisors does Snuki have (all her teeth are intact)? What cranial nerve is this? And what is the order of the foramina this nerve goes through to get to the path of the nerve from the upper incisor back to the brainstem?

12, maxillary branch of the trigeminal nerve, infraorbital foramen -> maxillary foramen -> rostral alar canal -> round foramen 
500

Follow the flow of aqueous humor

Ciliary body -> posterior chamber -> anterior chamber (through pupil) -> iridocorneal angle -> venous circulation

500

Name all of the layers of the primitive heart tube from cranial to caudal in an embryo and name what structures they give rise to as an adult.

Aortic arches -> cranial/thoracic arteries

Truncus arteriosus -> Distal OFT

bulbus cordis -> proximal OFT

Primitive ventricle -> ventricles

Primitive atrium -> atrium

Sinus venosus -> coronary sinus

Cardinal, umbilical, vitelline veins -> Vena cava veins

500

Which major vein goes through the caval foramen of the diaphragm? Name the other two hiatuses.

caudal vena cava. aortic hiatus, esophageal hiatus

500

What muscle lines the wall of the heart's ventricles forms visible ridges of the inner wall (hint: not papillary muscle).

trabeculae carneae

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