Refer to Figure 6.  For each of the following functions identify ONE MUSCLE from the figure that can perform that function.  1. Name a muscle that can FLEX the neck: , label from figure: 2. Name a muscle that can PROTRACT the scapula: , label from figure: 3. Name a muscle that can ROTATE the upper spine: , label from figure:

Refer to Figure 4.  Which of the bones of the skull forms the anterior and lateral wall of the orbit? Include the bone NAME and NUMBER from the figure for full credit.  NAME: NUMBER:

Refer to Figure 4.  Which of the bones of the skull forms most of the ‘roof’ of the mouth? Include the bone NAME and NUMBER from the figure for full credit.  NAME: NUMBER:

Refer to Figure 7.  Muscles have distinct actions depending on their attachment points. Consider two patients – Patient A has an injury to the muscle numbered 5 on the figure while Patient B has an injury to the muscle numbered 8.  In 2-3 sentences, identify the injured muscles and explain the symptoms Patient A might feel compared to Patient B. Hint: consider what actions would be more painful/difficult when these specific muscles are injured. 

Refer to Figure 1.  Identify a landmark on these vertebrae where the spinal cord would be passing through.  NAME of this landmark: One NUMBER from the figure:

Refer to Figure 4.  Which of the bones of the skull forms the ‘bridge’ of the nose? Include the bone NAME and NUMBER from the figure for full credit.  NAME: NUMBER:

Refer to Figure 1.  Select any of the labeled bones below that would be classified as LUMBAR vertebrae. 

Refer to Figure 1.  Select any of the labeled bones below that would NOT be classified as CERVICAL vertebrae. 

Which would be the most meaningful change you could make to avoid urethral urolithiasis  in a cat?

Supplemental oxygen by itself is more effective than humidifying it before it’s inhaled by the patient.