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26 Cards in this Set
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This gland secretes oil |
What is the sebaceous gland? |
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Dog breeds like the husky will have a dense layer of |
What are secondary or wool hairs? |
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This product produces the pigmentation in the dermis and epidermis |
What is melanin? |
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This layer of skin is avascular |
What is the epidermis? |
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The Letter B in the picture is pointing to this paw pad in the front limb |
What is the metacarpal pad? |
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The skeletal structure that produces blood cells is |
What is the red bone marrow? |
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Cancellous bone that houses the bone marrow is also referred to as |
What is spongy bone? |
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A hole in a bone in which nerves and vessels run is called? |
What is a foramen? |
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A mature bone cell is called this |
What is oceocyte? |
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A projection or process that sticks off a vertebra body or the scapula is called |
What is a spine? |
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The humeroradialunlnar joint is commonly called |
What is the elbow? |
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The phalanges have this many bones? |
What is 3? |
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The bones that reside in the brachium refer to this body part |
What is the upper, front limb? |
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The bones that reside in the antebrachium refer to this body part |
What is the lower, front limb? |
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This connects bone to bone |
What is a ligament? |
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The coxofemoral joint is commonly known as |
What is the hip? |
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The sesamoid bone that sits in the trochlea of the femur is called the |
What is the petella? |
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This are is commonly known as the hock |
What is the tarsus? |
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The ilium, ishcium, and pubis make up this bone |
What is the pelvic bone? |
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The two halves of the pelvis are held together by this joint |
What is the pubis symphysis? |
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This connects muscle to bone |
What is a tendon? |
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This muscle is striated and under in-voluntary control? |
What is cardiac muscle? |
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This muscle is nonstriated and lines organs and blood vessels |
What are smooth muscles? |
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This muscle is striated and under voluntary control? |
What is skeletal muscle? |
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The two primary proteins that form a ratchet action to contract muscle are |
What is actin and myosin? |
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This is found at the caudal end of the sternum |
What is the xiphoid process? |
