Refer to Figure 5.  Certain boney landmarks of the skull are…

Refer to Figure 5.  Certain boney landmarks of the skull are important support structures for soft tissues involved in our special senses.  NAME a boney landmark on this figure that would support OLFACTION: [a] What NUMBER from the figure labels this landmark?: [b]

NO SPECIFIC FIGURE.  Our sense of hearing relies on three of…

NO SPECIFIC FIGURE.  Our sense of hearing relies on three of the tiniest bones in the body.  Identify these bones in order from the most internal (hint: which bone would you hit last if you poked past your ear drum?) to most external.  Most Internal Bone: [b] Middle Bone: [c] Most External Bone: [d] What is the STRUCTURAL CLASSIFICATION (two terms!) for the joints between these bones? [e]

“Mary”, a 9 year-old German Shepherd had bladder trauma afte…

“Mary”, a 9 year-old German Shepherd had bladder trauma after being hit by PeeWee Herman’s bicycle. This trauma left her bladder unable to contract with very little, if any, bladder muscle (detrusor) tone. In order to stimulate bladder contractions, which drug would Mary benefit from?