Mod 9

Front 1

Explain anatomical position. What does it mean? And what is it’s purpose?

Back 1

Prop mod 1 slide 5

Front 2

Explain the following terms

Back 2

Dorsal, Caudal, Cranial, Rostral, lateral, plantar, proximal

Hint 2

Slide 10-16 prop mod 1

Front 3

Explain the difference between a saggital plane and a median plane

Back 3

Saggital left to right part

Median is saggital plane in midline

Hint 3

Prop mod 1 slide 18

Front 4

Fill in the blanks on a skeletal horse

Back 4

Back (Definition)

Hint 4

Prop mod 1 slide 28

Front 5

Fill in blanks on skeletal horse

Back 5

13-24

Hint 5

Slide 28 prop mod 1

Front 6

Fill in the blanks on skeletal horse 25-35

Back 6

Back (Definition)

Front 7

Fill in the blanks

Back 7

1-8

Hint 7

Slide 33 prop mod 1

Front 8

Fill in blanks 1-5

Back 8

Back (Definition)

Front 9

Fill in blanks 13-20

Back 9

Back (Definition)

Front 10

Explain the following anatomical terms

Back 10

Caput

Corpus

Collum

Front 11

Explain Condyle and Epicondyle

Back 11

Slide 46 prop mod 1

Front 12

Fill in 13, 14, 15, 20 blanks

Back 12

Back (Definition)

Front 13

Fill in blanks 2,4, 5, 11, 12

Back 13

Back (Definition)

Front 14

Draw out carpus bones and label

Back 14

Back (Definition)

Front 15

Draw and explain the osteology(bones) and arthrology(joints) of the lower front limb

Back 15

Back (Definition)

Front 16

Name the seven components of a joint

Back 16

Cartilage, Synovial membrane, ligaments, tendons, bursas, synovial fluid, discus

Front 17

Characteristics of tendons

Back 17

Fibrous connective tissue, connect muscles to bone, enable motion of the joint

Front 18

Characteristics of a discus

Back 18

Flat, fibrocartilaginous structure within parts of the joint, suspension, not present in every joint

Hint 18

Slide 69 prop mod 1

Front 19

Explain the ligamental support in the scapulohumeral joint

Back 19

No ligaments to support, their function is taken over by:

M. Infraspinatus

M. Biceps Brachii

M. Subscapularis

Front 20

Name the three joints within the articulation cubiti

Back 20

Art Humero-ulnaris

Art Humero-radialis

Art Radio-ulnaris

Front 21

Fill in blanks

Back 21

Back (Definition)

Front 22

Fill in the blanks

Back 22

Back (Definition)

Front 23

What is the most important difference between the ligaments in the plantar side and the ligaments on the dorsal side of the carpus?

Back 23

Strength

Front 24

Give the origin and insertion of the M. Brachiocephalicus

Back 24

Mastoid process of the temporal bone, Insetion: Christa Humeri

Front 25

Innervation of the Trapezius

Back 25

Ramus Dorsal is Nn Accessori

Front 26

Which are the two points which the trapezius is divided?

Back 26

Cervical and Thoracic

Front 27

Function of Biceps Brachii?

Back 27

Extension of the Art. Scapulohumeralis, Flexion of elbow, Supports shoulder and carpus

Front 28

The skeleton is the supportive framework of the body, a structure to which the …. And the … are attached

Back 28

Muscles and Ligaments

Front 29

Fill in the blanks A-K

Back 29

Back (Definition)

Front 30

Fill in the blanks A-K

Back 30

Back (Definition)

Front 31

Name the area/surface where the Os Femoris meets the Ischium, the Os Ilium, and the Os Pubis

Back 31

Acetabulum/fascies acetabularis

Front 32

Fill in the blanks A-K

Back 32

Back (Definition)

Front 33

Name the area/surface where the Os Femoris meets the Ischium, the Os Ilium, and the Os Pubis

Back 33

Acetabulum/fascies acetabularis

Front 34

Fill in the blanks 2,4,5,6,11,12,13,14,15,16

Back 34

Back (Definition)

Front 35

Fill in the blanks A-K

Back 35

Back (Definition)

Front 36

Name the area/surface where the Os Femoris meets the Ischium, the Os Ilium, and the Os Pubis

Back 36

Acetabulum/fascies acetabularis

Front 37

Fill in the blanks 2,4,5,6,11,12,13,14,15,16

Back 37

Back (Definition)

Front 38

Fill in blanks 7 & 8

Back 38

Back (Definition)

Front 39

Draw and explain the shape of both menisci.

Back 39

Slide 116 prop mod 2

Front 40

List the four functions of the menisci

Back 40

Prop mod 2

Front 41

List the number of vertebrae per each segment

Back 41

Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar, Sacrum, etc

Front 42

Draw and explain parts of a vertebra

Back 42

Slide 48 prop mod 2

Front 43

List the two parts of the Michal ligament and how does it attach to the rest of the spine

Back 43

Slide 98 prop mod 2

Front 44

List the two parts of the Michal ligament and how does it attach to the rest of the spine

Back 44

Slide 98 prop mod 2

Front 45

Name A, B, C

Back 45

Back (Definition)

Front 46

List the two parts of the Michal ligament and how does it attach to the rest of the spine

Back 46

Slide 98 prop mod 2

Front 47

Name A, B, C

Back 47

Back (Definition)

Hint 47

Slide 99 prop mod 2

Front 48

List four parts of the quadriceps

Back 48

Slides 157-160 prop mod 2

Front 49

List the two parts of the Michal ligament and how does it attach to the rest of the spine

Back 49

Slide 98 prop mod 2

Front 50

Name A, B, C

Back 50

Back (Definition)

Hint 50

Slide 99 prop mod 2

Front 51

List four parts of the quadriceps

Back 51

Slides 157-160 prop mod 2

Front 52

What is the arterial rule?

Back 52

The blood needs to flow, if it doesn’t, then there is a disorder