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101 Cards in this Set
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Physis |
In growing bone is easily fractured |
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Tibial tuberosity Greater tubercle of humerus Greater trochanter of femur Wing of ilium |
Sources of cancellous bone |
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Horse Cat |
Animals with interparietal bone |
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Interparietal bone |
Present in fetus then fuse with surrounding bones before birth |
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Frontal bone |
Forms the entire roof of cranium of ox and pig |
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Rostral bone |
Splanchnic bone in nose of pigs |
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Horse Ruminants |
Bony orbit is complete in_ |
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Orbital ligament |
In carnivores, bony is incomplete but is completed by _ |
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Horses |
Animal with facial crest located on its ridge on lateral surface of face |
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Cornual process |
The process of frontal bone of horned ruminants that is enclosed by the horn |
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Temporal fossa |
In ruminants, has been pushed om lateral side of skull by frontal bone |
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Foramen orbitorotundum |
In ruminants and pigs, is the joining of the round and orbital foramina of other spp |
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Frontal sinus Conchofrontal sinus |
Paranasal sinuses |
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Between the orbits |
Location of frontal sinus of horse, small ruminants, and carnivores |
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Extends to the back ofthe skull |
Location of frontal sinus of ox and pig |
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Has no. Of diverticula besides corneal diverticulum |
frontal sinus in ruminants |
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Conchofrontal sinus |
In horse, the joined frontal and dorsal conchal sinus |
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Frontomaxillary opening |
In horse, the large opening between caudal maxillary sinus and frontal sinus |
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Corneal diverticulum |
Direct continuation of frontal sinus into corneal process of horned ruminants |
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Dog |
Has maxilliary recess between area of maxillary bone, not inside maxillary bone |
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Horse |
Has 2 maxillary sinuses separated by bony weptim, rostral maxillary sinus and caudal maxilliary sinus |
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Pigs and ruminants |
Have single maxillary sinus |
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Lacrimal bulla |
Paper thin caudla extent of maxillary sinus in ruminants |
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Trephination |
Drilling of holes into paranasal sinus |
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Ox |
Trephination of 4 compartment frontal sinus |
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Corneal diverticulum |
Often opened in dehorning and possible enrtrance of inflammation (sinusitis) |
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Sinusitis |
Inflammation of paranasal sinuses |
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Lingual process |
The rostral projection of basihyoid bone in tongue |
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Carnivores |
Lacks lingual process |
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Horse |
Has Long lingual process |
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Ox |
Has short lingual process |
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Intervertebral Alar Transverse |
3 foramina in atlas present in horse |
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Alar |
Notch in dogs |
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Cattle Sheep |
Transverse foramina in atlas is absent in __ |
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Posterior border of wings |
Position of transverse process of pigs |
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Spout- shaped |
Shape of dens in ruminants |
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Toothlike |
Shape of dens in dogs |
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Bifid |
Shape of spinous process in horse |
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High spine directed posteriorly |
Shape of spinous process in pig |
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Trifid transverse process |
Characteristic of 6th CV of horse |
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Anticlinal vertebra |
TV with most vertical oriented spine, usually the 11th in dog |
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Anticlinal vertebra |
Often the landmark in reading radiographs of thorax or back |
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Lumbars 4, 5, 6 |
LV of horse that articulates sometimes fused with each other |
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Horse Carnivores |
SP of sacrum that is unfused |
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Median sacral crest |
Fused sacral spinal |
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Floationg ribs |
Last pair in dogs only |
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18 |
# of ribs in horse |
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6/7 |
# sternebrae of horse |
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13 |
# of ribs in goat, dog, cattle, sheep |
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7 |
# of sternebrae in goat, cattle, sheep |
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14- 15 |
# of ribs in pig |
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6 |
# of sternebrae in pig |
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8 |
# of sternebrae in dog |
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Cat |
Clavicle of this animal is separated, non articulating bone seen radiographically |
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Dog |
Clavicle of this animal has rudimentary structure embedded in brachiocephalic muscle |
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Horse Ruminants |
Animals with no clavicle |
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Horse Pig |
Animal that has no acromion |
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Spinal tuber |
Bony enlargement of scapular spine found in horse and pig |
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Cat Ox |
Spinal tuber is poorly developed in _ |
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Scapular cartilage |
A narrow band in dog , broad thin structure in horse |
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Suprahamate process |
In cat, caudal projection of acromnion |
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Acromnion or hamate process |
Distal end of spine |
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Secondary ossification centers |
Supraglenoid tubercle in carnivires fuses by 8 months of age |
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Clavicle |
In the cat, can be mistaken for a bone in esophgus on lateral radiographs |
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Supratrochlear fossa |
Hole between olecranon and radial fossa in humerus |
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SuprAcondylar foramen |
Opening in medial epicondyle of humerus present only in cat |
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Median nerve Brachial vessel |
Passes the supracondylar foramen |
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Intermediate tubercle |
Prominence in horse intertubercular groove |
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Greater tubercle |
Divided into cranial and caudal Part in ungulates |
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Horse Ruminants |
Fused ulna and radius in _ |
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Styloid process of ulna |
Distal epiphysis of the horse ulna is fused with radius and in essence become part of radius |
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Horse |
Ulna fused 2/3 Radius is longer than ulna |
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Ox |
Ulna complete Ulna longer |
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Sheep |
Ulna not necessarily fused Ulna longer |
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Pig |
Ulna massive Ulna longer |
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Dog |
Ulna never fused Ulna longerr |
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Carpal no. 8 |
In domestic animal, the basic carpal no. Is _ |
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Cannon ball or 3rd MC |
The functional MC of horse |
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Splint bones |
Term for 2nd and 4th vestigial MC of horse |
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Buttons of the splint |
Splints usually end distally in small swelling in horse that are called _ |
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3&4 |
Functional unit of MC of ox/sheep |
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5th |
Vestigial MC of sheep |
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3rd&4th |
Functional weight bearing MC of pig |
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D2-4 |
Has 3 phalanges and is main weight bearing of dog |
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Dewclaws |
The 1st digit and 1 MC bone |
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Hook |
Tuber coxae in ox |
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Pin bone |
Ischiatic tuberosity in ox |
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Trochlear tubercle |
Large prominence on medial ridge patellar surface of femur in horse |
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Ruminants |
No third trochanter of femur |
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Fabellae |
2 small sesamoid bones embedded in heads of gastrocnemius m of carnivore |
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Carnivores and pig |
Tibia and fibula of these animals are not fused |
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Ruminants |
The head of fibula of these animals fuses to tibia |
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Horse |
The fibula of this animal is reduced bone that reaches only half way down the tibia |
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C7 T18 L6 S5 Cd 15-20 |
Vertebral formula of horse |
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C7 T13 L6 S5 Cd18-20 |
Verteb formula of ox and cattle |
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C7 T13 L6-7 S4 Cd16-18 |
Verteb of sheep |
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C7 T13 L7 S4 Cd12ï |
Verteb of goat |
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C7 T14-15 L6-7 S4 Cd20-23 |
Verteb of pig |
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C7 T13 L7 S3 Cd20-23 |
Verteb of dog |
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C14 T7 LS14 Cd6 |
Verteb of chicken |
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C7 T12 L5 S5 Cd4 |
Verteb of human |