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15 Cards in this Set
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how pigment is produced in the hoof
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malanocytes produce melanin near epidermal germ layer covering coronary dermal papilla
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cartiliage of distal phalanx
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medial/lateral ungual cartilages
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Circulation
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The medial/lateral palmar digital arteries and viens, connected by the terminal arch.
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blood supply to coronary band
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coronary circumclex artery(proximal) and terminal arch (distal) have small branches meeting at the coronary band to form the coronary venous plexus
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terminal arch
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blood supply/return of circumflex artery of the sole, lamenar arteries, and distal aspect of coronary band
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ligaments of the navicular bone
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navicular suspensory ligament, attatches along proximal border of distal sesamoid. distal navicuar ligament (impar) (interosseous) attatches distal flexor aspect of DS to proxiomal palmar aspect of P3
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tendons of the foot
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deep digital flexor tendon inserts at distal palmar aspect of P3; common difital extensor tendon inserts at the extensor process of P1
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suspensory ligament
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origin: proximal third metacarpal
insertion: proximal sesamoid bones splits at sesamoids to form extesor processes, wraping around fetlock to join common digital extensor |
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superficial digital flexor
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origin: medial epicondyle of humerus
insertion: distal P1 and proximal P2 |
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deep digital flexor
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origin: humerus, radius, ulna
insertion: palmar aspcect P3 |
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common digital extensor
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origin: lateral epicondyle of humerus
insertion: dorsal P2 and extensor process of dorsal P3 |
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order of bones top down
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scapula, humerus, ulna, radius, carpal
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sesamoidian ligaments
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oblique: origin: distal aspect of the proximal sesamoids; insertion: proximal P1
straight (superficial): origin: distal aspect of the proximal sesamoids; insertion: proximal P2 |
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tip of ulna
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olecranon
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scapula need to know
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spine of scapula houses infraspinatious nerve=sweeny disease when parylized
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