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E&E Exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS Bones that bound the hard palate? - CORRECT ANSWER Incisive, maxillary, palatine Where does the hyoid apparatus articulate with the skull in dogs vs large animals? - CORRECT ANSWER Dogs: mastoid process Largies: styloid process What is the aditus pharyngis? - CORRECT ANSWER communicates with oropharynx Where oral cavity What papillae on the tongue are used for mechanical purposes? For taste? - CORRECT ANSWER Mechanical: filiform and conical Gustatory: fungiform, vallate, folliate Which papillae on the tongue are rostral versus caudal? - CORRECT ANSWER Rostral: fungiform, filiform Caudal: conical, vallae, foliate What papillae in the tongue disappear with age? - CORRECT ANSWER papillae What is the lyssa? - CORRECT ANSWER Marginal Connective tissue rod under tongue in dogs, camels, poorly developed in cat Motor to the tongue? Sensory? - CORRECT ANSWER M: hypoglossal S: rostral: lingual/chorda tympani from mandibular and facial. Caudal: glossopharyngeal What ducts open at the sublingual caruncle? - CORRECT ANSWER and mandibular What is the orobasal organ? - CORRECT ANSWER salivary glands in reptiles What passes through the palatine fissure? - CORRECT ANSWER In what species are the openings of the incisive duct blind? - CORRECT ANSWER Horses Monostomatic

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E&E Exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Bones that bound the hard palate? - CORRECT ANSWER Incisive, maxillary, palatine

Where does the hyoid apparatus articulate with the skull in dogs vs large animals? -
CORRECT ANSWER Dogs: mastoid process
Largies: styloid process

What is the aditus pharyngis? - CORRECT ANSWER Where oral cavity
communicates with oropharynx

What papillae on the tongue are used for mechanical purposes? For taste? - CORRECT
ANSWER Mechanical: filiform and conical
Gustatory: fungiform, vallate, folliate

Which papillae on the tongue are rostral versus caudal? - CORRECT
ANSWER Rostral: fungiform, filiform
Caudal: conical, vallae, foliate

What papillae in the tongue disappear with age? - CORRECT ANSWER Marginal
papillae

What is the lyssa? - CORRECT ANSWER Connective tissue rod under tongue in dogs,
camels, poorly developed in cat

Motor to the tongue? Sensory? - CORRECT ANSWER M: hypoglossal
S: rostral: lingual/chorda tympani from mandibular and facial. Caudal: glossopharyngeal

What ducts open at the sublingual caruncle? - CORRECT ANSWER Monostomatic
and mandibular

What is the orobasal organ? - CORRECT ANSWER Rudiment of rostral sublingual
salivary glands in reptiles

What passes through the palatine fissure? - CORRECT ANSWER Nasoincisive duct

In what species are the openings of the incisive duct blind? - CORRECT
ANSWER Horses

, What big blood sources are near the palate? - CORRECT ANSWER Palatine venous
plexus
Major palatine artery

The parotid gland in horses and cows passes over what tendon? - CORRECT
ANSWER Tendon of sternocephalicus

What structures pass in the facial groove in the horse? - CORRECT ANSWER Parotid
duct
Facial vein
Facial artery

What species have a middle buccal salivary gland? - CORRECT ANSWER Ruminants

What veins surround the mandibular salivary gland in dogs? - CORRECT
ANSWER linguofacial and maxillary

What teeth are cheek teeth? - CORRECT ANSWER Premolars and molars

Mineralized susbtances of teeth? - CORRECT ANSWER Enamel: on crown
Dentin: covers pulp
Cementum: covers root, has fibers of periodontal lig

In decidious teeth, there are no ____ and ____ - CORRECT ANSWER Molars and P1

Do hypsodont or brachydont teeth have long crowns and short roots? - CORRECT
ANSWER Hypsodont

What teeth in carnivores are used for shearing/cutting? - CORRECT ANSWER Upper
P4 and lower M1

What enamel forms the infundibulum? What is it lined by? - CORRECT
ANSWER Central enamel
Cementum

What equine teeth are in the rostral versus caudal maxillary sinus? - CORRECT
ANSWER R: 09, 08
C: 10, 11

What is the cup, enamel spot, and dental star in horse teeth? Which do you see first in wear? -
CORRECT ANSWER Cup: stain spot in infandibulum

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