Equine Behavior and Restraint Flashcards

1
Q

Mature male horse

A

Stallion/stud

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2
Q

Mature female horse

A

Mare

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3
Q

Castrated male horse

A

Gelding

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4
Q

Newborn horse

A

Foal

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5
Q

Young male horse

A

Colt

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6
Q

Young female horse

A

Filly

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7
Q

Mature female horse used for repro

A

Broodmare

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8
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Parturition

A

Foaling

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9
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Young mare that has never had a foal

A

Maiden Mare

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10
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Left side of the horse

A

Near side

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11
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Right side of the animal

A

Off side

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12
Q

Measuring system used in horses from ground to withers

A

Hands

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13
Q

1 hand =

A

4 in.

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14
Q

Male donkey

A

Jack

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15
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Female donkey

A

Jenny

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16
Q

Hybrid cross between a jack and a mare

A

Mule

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17
Q

Female mule

A

Molly

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18
Q

Male mule

A

John

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19
Q

Cross between a stallion and a jenny.

A

Hinny

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20
Q

How do horses communicate?

A

Vocal calls and posture

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21
Q

Horses have the largest ____ of all mammals

A

eyes

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22
Q

Horses have monocular vision to their

A

sides

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23
Q

Horses have binocular vision

A

to the front

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24
Q

Horses see blues and greens, so they are considered

A

dichromatic

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25
Q

Seeing the whites of a horse’s eyes mean that it could be

A

scared or aggressive

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26
Q

Best indicator of a horse’s mood
Their “radar”
Displays where their attention is

A

Ears

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27
Q

What is a horse’s point of balance?

A

Their shoulder

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28
Q

If the ears are flat back, they are showing

A

aggression

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29
Q

Before striking, what may a horse do with their legs?

A

Hold a leg up

30
Q

Horses back legs are used for

A

kicking

31
Q

Horses front legs are used for

A

striking

32
Q

The ________ the tail, the more alert

A

higher

33
Q

If a horse is lashing their tail, it can mean

A

anger/pain

34
Q

The horse’s “steering wheel”

A

Head

35
Q

If a horse’s head is higher, they are

A

alert

36
Q

If a horse’s head is lower, they are

A

submissive

37
Q

Running, bucking, jumping, striking, and kicking are ways horses avoid

A

predators

38
Q

Where are a horse’s 2 blind spots?

A

Directly in front of their head and directly behind them

39
Q

Licking, chewing, sighing, and head lowered are signs of

A

submission

40
Q

When a horse locks their knees in place to sleep standing up

A

stay apparatus

41
Q

What side of the horse should you approach on?

A

Left

42
Q

Used on acupuncture sites to release endorphins to distract the horse from a stressful situation

A

Twitch

43
Q

What kind of twitch is used for short procedures?

A

Natural

44
Q

Chain lead placement from least invasive to most invasive (4)

A
  1. Over the nose
  2. Under the chin
  3. Over the gums
  4. Through the mouth
45
Q

Where should you be in relation to another person moving around a horse?

A

Same side

46
Q

How do you move a horse through a small opening while leading?

A

Handler goes first

47
Q

Tail restraint is utilized when dealing with

A

foals

48
Q

You should never completely ___________ the eyes

A

cover

49
Q

Used for restraint for repro procedures

A

Stocks

50
Q

Normal temp

A

99-101.5

51
Q

Normal Pulse

A

28-40 BPM

52
Q

Normal RR

A

6-16 RPM

53
Q

How many landmarks are used to evaluate the lungs?

A

3 on each side (6 total)

54
Q

Normal CRT

A

<2.5 sec

55
Q

What MM color would you see if the horse has decreased cardiac output?

A

Pale pink/white

56
Q

What MM color would you see if the horse has bacterial septicemia or is in shock?

A

Brick red

57
Q

What MM color would you see if the horse has ingested a toxin or is in shock?

A

Purple

58
Q

What MM color would you see if the horse has decreased blood O2 levels or has a severe respiratory dz?

A

Cyanotic

59
Q

What MM color would you see if there is toxins present, EIA, or a clotting dz?

A

Petechiations

60
Q

What MM color would you see with increased bile pigments, liver dysfunction, or fasting?

A

Icterus

61
Q

The cecum is in which quadrant of the abdomen?

A

R upper

62
Q

Noise you hear in the gut

A

borborygmi

63
Q

How long should you auscultate the R upper quadrant of the abdomen?

A

2 mins

64
Q

Normal motility

A

+2

65
Q

Hypomotility

A

+1

66
Q

Hypermotility

A

+3

67
Q

Where do you measure a horse for their weight?

A

At the heart girth

68
Q

Where do you measure a horse for their height?

A

Ground to withers

69
Q

Structure in the eye that protects it from UV light

A

Corpora nigra

70
Q

Hoof testers are used to assess

A

pain in the foot