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| List the proximal Carpal bones from Medial to Lateral |
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| Radial Carpal, Intermediate Carpal, Ulnar Carpal, Accessory Carpal |
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| Which direction are the Distal row of Carpal bones numbered 1-4? |
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| Medial to lateral w/ 1 being most medial and 4 being most lateral. |
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| What are the anatomical names of the splint bones? |
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| Metacarpal/tarsal 2 (medial) and Metacarpal/tarsal 4 (lateral) |
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| What is the anatomical name of the coffin joint? |
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| Distal interphalangeal joint |
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| Proximal interphalangeal joint |
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| Metacarpophalangeal or Metatarsophalangeal joint |
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| Number of Bovine bones per limb |
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| Two P1, P2, P3; Two distal sesamoids; and four proximal sesamoids |
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| The bones of the Bovine cannon |
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| Fused Metalcarpal/tarsal 3 and 4 |
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| L= Lateral deviation of the limb. More common than varus. Angular limb deformity. |
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| Medial deviation of the limb. Angular limb deformity. |
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A. Base Narrow - seen in large chested horses
B. Base Wide - seen in narrow chested horses |
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| Lateral deviation of the metacarpal bones. Increases stress on medial splint. |
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| Angle of the heel is less than the angle of the dorsal hoof wall |
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| To maintain appropriate hoof conformation while preventing overgrowth and offering protection |
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| Goal of corrective trimming and shoeing |
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| To correct or minimize conformational faults or treat existing pathologic disorders |
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| Bind bone to bone at joints |
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| Slow twitch, used in activities that require endurance. |
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| Fast Twitch, Type IIa are intermediate fibers and used for speed at longer distances; Type IIb are hard contracting fibers that peform work in an anaerobic environment and are used for quick bursts of speed over short distances. |
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| The place of union or junction between two or more bones of the skeleton |
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| An animal that travels on two feet |
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| Volume of blood pumped over 1 minute. |
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| the protein substance of the white fibers of skin, tendon, bone and all other connective tissues; composed of monomers of tropocollagen |
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| The dermis; the layer of skin deep to the epidermis, consisting of a dense bed of vascular tissue; contains the nerve endings, hair roots, and sebaceous and sweat glands. |
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| Greatly increased body temperature |
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| A thin flat plate or layer; used in anatomic nomenclature to designate such a structure. |
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| The RR per minute x Tidal Volume |
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| The act of pouring over or through, especially the passage of a fluid through the vessels of a specific organ |
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| The end-product of glycolysis that may be metabolized in the body to lactate or acetyl CoA |
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| An animal that travels on four feet. |
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| The number of complete strides taken in one minute. |
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| Volume of blood pumped out by the heart with each beat. |
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| The volume of air inhaled during inspiration. |
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| The molecular unit of all forms of collagen; it is a helical structure of three polypeptides |
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| Avg. resting HR for a horse |
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| Horses main mechanism for heat dissipation |
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| evaporation of prespiration (sweating) |
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| The amount of heat dissipated through respiration |
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