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154 Cards in this Set

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What is A?
Carpal pad

Carpal pad

What is B?
Digital pads

Digital pads

What is C?
Claw

Claw

What are dewclaws?
Remnants of first digit in small animals. Actual bone found in dewclaws of forelimbs.
Which hooves on ruminants are weight bearing?
Rear (3rd and 4th)
How many hooves do ruminants have per foot?
Four (including dewclaws)
How many hooves do horses have per foot?
One
What are the bones in a hoof?
•Coffin
•Navicular
What are the sections in the wall of a hoof?
•External portion
•Laminae
•Regions - Heel, Quarter, Toe
Are horns solid or hollow?
Hollow in adults, communicates with sinuses
Where is the origin of horns?
Frontal bone
What is the main method of dehorning?
Hot iron dehorning
Where would you find a condyle?
•distal aspect of the femur and humerus along with the occipital condyles
•where the skull joins the spinal column
Facet
flat articular surface
Process
•projections on the bone
•Usually sites where muscles attach
What are the three types of complete fractures?
•Transverse
•Oblique
•Comminuted
What type of bones do birds have?
Pneumatic bones
Irregular bones
•Vertebrae
•Sesamoids
•Patella
What is the only joint in the skull?
temporomandibular joint
What does the axial skeleton consist of?
•Bones of the skull
•Vertebral column
•Ribs
•Sternum
•Hyoid apparatus (cartilages)
What does the appendicular skeleton consist of?
•Scapula/Clavicle
•Bones of the pelvis
•Forelimbs
•Hindlimbs
Bones of the vertebral column
•Cervical
•Thoracic
•Lumbar
•Sacral
•Coccygeal
Intervertebral disk
in between vertebrae to provide cushioning and allow for increased movement
Rectus abdominis
straight muscles on either side of the linea alba
Cutaneous trunci
thin broad sheet of skeletal muscle just beneath the skin that some animals twitch
cleidobrachialis
Brachiocephalic muscle
Superficial muscles of the shoulder area
•latissimus dorsi
•pectoral muscles
•deltoid muscles
Muscles of the upper arm region
•biceps brachii
•triceps brachii
Radial nerve
•Largest nerve in front leg
•Extends elbow, carpus, and digits
•provides sensation to the cranial lateral surface of the front leg and dorsal surface of the paw
Sarcoplasmic reticulum
organelle that stores calcium
Main muscles of respiratory system
•Diaphragm
•external intercostal muscles
Main expiratory muscles
•internal intercostal muscles
•abdominal muscles
Abdominal muscles
•External abdominal oblique
•Internal abdominal oblique
•Rectus abdominis
•Transverse abdominis
Pelvic limb muscles
•Sartorius/Gracilis
•Gluteal muscles
•Quadriceps
•Biceps femoris
•Semimembranosus/semitendinosus
•Gastrocnemius/calcanealtendon
Quadricep muscles
•Vastus medialis
•Rectus femoris
•Vastus lateralis


Heel

Bulbs of heel



Sole



Frog



Wall



Toe



Quarters

 #1

#1

Coronet

 #2

#2

Wall

 #3

#3

Toe

 #4

#4

Quarter

 #5

#5

Heel

 #6

#6

Bulb

 #7

#7

P2 (Small pastern)

#2

#2

Bulb

#3

#3

Frog

#6

#6

Heel

#7

#7

Bar

#11

#11

White line

#12

#12

Frog

#13

#13

Sole

#14

#14

Toe

#16

#16

Quarter



Stratum corneum



Stratum granulosum



Stratum spinosum



Stratum basale



Dermis

Desmosomes



Keratinocytes



Langerhans' Cells



Merkel cell



Melanocytes

Parts of bone:


Proximal epiphysis




Parts of bone:


Diaphysis



Parts of bone:


Distal epiphysis



Parts of bone:


Epipheseal disks



Parts of bone:


Articular cartilage



Parts of bone:


Spongy bone



Parts of bone:


Endosteum



Parts of bone:


Compact bone



Parts of bone:


Medullary cavity



Parts of bone:


Yellow marrow



Parts of bone:


Periosteum



Parts of bone:


Spongy (cancellous bone)



Parts of bone:


Compact bone



Parts of bone:


Medullary cavity



Parts of bone:


Endosteum



Parts of bone:


Periosteum



Parts of bone:


Epiphysis



Parts of bone:


Diaphysis

Navicular bone



Digital cushion



Proximal phalanx (P1)



Middle phalanx (P2)



Distal phalanx (P3- Coffin bone)



Hoof wall



2nd and 4th metacarpals



Splint bones



Proximal sesamoids



Short pastern



Distal sesamoid (Not visible due to distal phalanx) (Navicular bone)



Distal phalanx (Coffin bone)



Middle phalanx



Proximal phalanx



Third metacarpal



Cannon bone



Fetlock joint



Pastern joint

Epidermis



Dermis



Sub Q



Arrector pili muscle



Hair follicle



Apocrine sweat gland



Eccrine sweat gland



Sebaceous gland



Olecranon



Lateral coronoid process



Medial coronoid process



Trochlear notch



Anconeal process



Spinous process



Transverse process



Vertebral foramen



Body



Transverse foramen



Typical vertebra



Cervical vertebra



Lumbar vertebra



Thoracic vertebra

Parotid salivary gland



Mandibular salivary gland



External jugular vein



Masseter muscle



Pectoral muscle



Medial saphenous vein



Cleidocervicalis



Cleidobrachilas



Trapezius



Heads of the triceps brachii



Biceps femoris



Gracilis



Sartorius



External abdominal oblique



Gluteal muscles



Biceps femoris



Heads of triceps brachii



Gastrocnemius



Semimembranosus



Brachial artery



Axillary artery



Median artery



Cephalic vein



Vastus medialis



Vastus femoris



Vastus lateralis



Latissimus dorsi



Biceps brachii