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Physis

In growing bone is easily fractured

Tibial tuberosity


Greater tubercle of humerus


Greater trochanter of femur


Wing of ilium

Sources of cancellous bone

Horse


Cat

Animals with interparietal bone

Interparietal bone

Present in fetus then fuse with surrounding bones before birth

Frontal bone

Forms the entire roof of cranium of ox and pig

Rostral bone

Splanchnic bone in nose of pigs

Horse


Ruminants

Bony orbit is complete in_

Orbital ligament

In carnivores, bony is incomplete but is completed by _

Horses

Animal with facial crest located on its ridge on lateral surface of face

Cornual process

The process of frontal bone of horned ruminants that is enclosed by the horn

Temporal fossa

In ruminants, has been pushed om lateral side of skull by frontal bone

Foramen orbitorotundum

In ruminants and pigs, is the joining of the round and orbital foramina of other spp

Frontal sinus


Conchofrontal sinus

Paranasal sinuses

Between the orbits

Location of frontal sinus of horse, small ruminants, and carnivores

Extends to the back ofthe skull

Location of frontal sinus of ox and pig

Has no. Of diverticula besides corneal diverticulum

frontal sinus in ruminants

Conchofrontal sinus

In horse, the joined frontal and dorsal conchal sinus

Frontomaxillary opening

In horse, the large opening between caudal maxillary sinus and frontal sinus

Corneal diverticulum

Direct continuation of frontal sinus into corneal process of horned ruminants

Dog

Has maxilliary recess between area of maxillary bone, not inside maxillary bone

Horse

Has 2 maxillary sinuses separated by bony weptim, rostral maxillary sinus and caudal maxilliary sinus

Pigs and ruminants

Have single maxillary sinus

Lacrimal bulla

Paper thin caudla extent of maxillary sinus in ruminants

Trephination

Drilling of holes into paranasal sinus

Ox

Trephination of 4 compartment frontal sinus

Corneal diverticulum

Often opened in dehorning and possible enrtrance of inflammation (sinusitis)

Sinusitis

Inflammation of paranasal sinuses

Lingual process

The rostral projection of basihyoid bone in tongue

Carnivores

Lacks lingual process

Horse

Has Long lingual process

Ox

Has short lingual process

Intervertebral


Alar


Transverse

3 foramina in atlas present in horse

Alar

Notch in dogs

Cattle


Sheep

Transverse foramina in atlas is absent in __

Posterior border of wings

Position of transverse process of pigs

Spout- shaped

Shape of dens in ruminants

Toothlike

Shape of dens in dogs

Bifid

Shape of spinous process in horse

High spine directed posteriorly

Shape of spinous process in pig

Trifid transverse process

Characteristic of 6th CV of horse

Anticlinal vertebra

TV with most vertical oriented spine, usually the 11th in dog

Anticlinal vertebra

Often the landmark in reading radiographs of thorax or back

Lumbars 4, 5, 6

LV of horse that articulates sometimes fused with each other

Horse


Carnivores

SP of sacrum that is unfused

Median sacral crest

Fused sacral spinal

Floationg ribs

Last pair in dogs only

18

# of ribs in horse

6/7

# sternebrae of horse

13

# of ribs in goat, dog, cattle, sheep

7

# of sternebrae in goat, cattle, sheep

14- 15

# of ribs in pig

6

# of sternebrae in pig

8

# of sternebrae in dog

Cat

Clavicle of this animal is separated, non articulating bone seen radiographically

Dog

Clavicle of this animal has rudimentary structure embedded in brachiocephalic muscle

Horse


Ruminants

Animals with no clavicle

Horse


Pig

Animal that has no acromion

Spinal tuber

Bony enlargement of scapular spine found in horse and pig

Cat


Ox

Spinal tuber is poorly developed in _

Scapular cartilage

A narrow band in dog , broad thin structure in horse

Suprahamate process

In cat, caudal projection of acromnion

Acromnion or hamate process

Distal end of spine

Secondary ossification centers

Supraglenoid tubercle in carnivires fuses by 8 months of age

Clavicle

In the cat, can be mistaken for a bone in esophgus on lateral radiographs

Supratrochlear fossa

Hole between olecranon and radial fossa in humerus

SuprAcondylar foramen

Opening in medial epicondyle of humerus present only in cat

Median nerve


Brachial vessel

Passes the supracondylar foramen

Intermediate tubercle

Prominence in horse intertubercular groove

Greater tubercle

Divided into cranial and caudal Part in ungulates

Horse


Ruminants

Fused ulna and radius in _

Styloid process of ulna

Distal epiphysis of the horse ulna is fused with radius and in essence become part of radius

Horse

Ulna fused 2/3


Radius is longer than ulna

Ox

Ulna complete


Ulna longer

Sheep

Ulna not necessarily fused


Ulna longer

Pig

Ulna massive


Ulna longer

Dog

Ulna never fused


Ulna longerr

Carpal no. 8

In domestic animal, the basic carpal no. Is _

Cannon ball or 3rd MC

The functional MC of horse

Splint bones

Term for 2nd and 4th vestigial MC of horse

Buttons of the splint

Splints usually end distally in small swelling in horse that are called _

3&4

Functional unit of MC of ox/sheep

5th

Vestigial MC of sheep

3rd&4th

Functional weight bearing MC of pig

D2-4

Has 3 phalanges and is main weight bearing of dog

Dewclaws

The 1st digit and 1 MC bone

Hook

Tuber coxae in ox

Pin bone

Ischiatic tuberosity in ox

Trochlear tubercle

Large prominence on medial ridge patellar surface of femur in horse

Ruminants

No third trochanter of femur

Fabellae

2 small sesamoid bones embedded in heads of gastrocnemius m of carnivore

Carnivores and pig

Tibia and fibula of these animals are not fused

Ruminants

The head of fibula of these animals fuses to tibia

Horse

The fibula of this animal is reduced bone that reaches only half way down the tibia

C7 T18 L6 S5 Cd 15-20

Vertebral formula of horse

C7 T13 L6 S5 Cd18-20

Verteb formula of ox and cattle

C7 T13 L6-7 S4 Cd16-18

Verteb of sheep

C7 T13 L7 S4 Cd12ï

Verteb of goat

C7 T14-15 L6-7 S4 Cd20-23

Verteb of pig

C7 T13 L7 S3 Cd20-23

Verteb of dog

C14 T7 LS14 Cd6

Verteb of chicken

C7 T12 L5 S5 Cd4

Verteb of human