A Flashcards
Physis
Growth plate
Bone with spicules ‘trabeculae’
Trabecular/ cancellous/ spongy
Cartilage
Mucopolysaccharide gel
Type 2 collagen fibres
Connective tissue around cartilage
Periochondrium
Articular cartilage
Complex- partly fibrous, partly hyaline- joints
Matrix of bone
Osteoid
Composition of bone
Type 1 collagen,
Hydroxyapatite w adsorbed calcium carbonate
Endochondral formation
Forms long bones
Membrane bone formation
Forms skull/ flat bones- between two layers of cartilage
Bird bones
Pneumatised- contain triangular spicules
Bone lining
Periosteum
Osteon
Functional unit of bone, concentric rings of matrix, interspersed with lacunae
Osteoarthritis
Degenerative joint disease- due to instability, trauma, disease, incurable but manageable
Osteochondrosis (OCD)
Fast growing dogs, horses
Disordered ossification of endplate, articular cartilage thickens and detaches- can fall off
Synastosis
Bone- mature skull and pelvis -
Synarthroses
Immobile joints
Synchondrosis
Cartilage- growth plates
Symphysis
Fibrocartilage
Syndesmosis
Fibrous- distal tibio-fibular
Gomphosis
Fibrous- tooth socket
Diarthrosis (synovial joints)
Mobile joints with fluid and cartilage
Synovial membrane cells
Synoviocytes type a (phagocytic)
B (secretory)
GAGs
Glycosaminoglycans
Negative charge
Attracts water
Contains hyaluronate polysaccharide mask
Why should enoflaxin not be used in young animals
Antibiotic- causes abnormal development of articular cartilage
Labrum
Fibrocartilaginous ext to joint surface
Fat pads
Lie between synovial membrane and capsule
Bursae
Small synovial spaces between bones and tendons, occasional muscles and skin
Funicular tendon
Cords
Aponeurotic tendon
Sheets
Palmar digital neurectomy
Diagnose navicular disease with local analgesia, then cut neurones to prevent pain
Lacertus fibrosis
Forelimb stay apparatus
Internal tendon through biceps and ECR- scapula to cannon- carpus locked preventing shoulder and elbow fleion
Carpal check ligament
Prevents PiPj and DiPj overextension
Peroneus tertius
SDF contains fibrous band from femur to tuber calcis- hock extended when stifle locks
Perinyctium
Hoof slipper- protects uterus and fetal membrane
Seperates along pre formed fracture line after birth
Subcutis
Hypodermis (esp in hoof)
How many patella’s in horses and oxen
Three
Nuchal ligament
Holds neck up-extension of supraspinous ligament- bridges C1 to T1
What is the ‘yes’ hinge
C1 to skull
Also rotation
‘No’ pivot
C1-c2
Diaphragmatic vertebra
T10
Anticlinal vertebrae
T11
Which two vertebra have no disc between them
C1 and C2
What joint do vertebral articular facets form
Synovial
Tunica flavia well developed in what species
Horse- supports weight (yellow elastic tissue)
Heave line
Chronic respiratory distress- hypertrophy of EAO- step like appearance
Which abdominal muscles are deep to RA cranially, and caudally?
Cranially: IAO, TA
Caudal: all three are superficial
Boundaries of para lumbar fossa
Last rib
Tuber coxae
Transverse processes of lumbar vertebrae
Which nerves blocked in paravertebral anaesthesia
T13-L3
Structures through femoral canal
Psoas major, fem artery and vein
Innervation to adipocytes
Sympathetic
Eumelanin
Black/ brown
Phaemelanin
Red/ yellow
Hair growth cycle
Anagen- catagen- telogen
Rete arteriosus
Net of artery anastomoses
Rete merable
Parallel branching from blood vessels reuniting in a single vessel-eg in brain, kidney
Wringing action of heart?
Wringing twist in apex due to circumference fibres
Which species has contractile aorta
Rabbits
What are the ridges of muscle inthe heart auricle
Pectinate muscles- reduce friction
What are the ridges of muscle in the ventricle
Trabeculae carnaeae
How many lymph sacs develop? How many regress?
6, all regress but cisterna chyli
Outer layer of spleen
Capsule and muscular trabeculae- changes size x5
Red pulp
Complex reticuloendothelial mesh and blood filled sinusoids Many monocytes Break down RBCs Stores RBCs- 30% in resting horse Makes RBCs in foetus (not post natal)
White pulp
Lymphoid B cell nodules or cylinders, surrounded by T cells
Thymus
Primary lymphoid organ (like bone marrow)
Where lymphocytes for and mature- educates T cells
Lobulated
In medulla, exposed to Hassalls corpuscles
Which side of lymphatics drained separately
Right head, neck and forelimb