equine limb Flashcards

1
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name the equine limb ligaments 5

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mcpj collat lig, short collat lig of psb, pipj collat lig, axial and abaxial palmar lig, dipj collat lig

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2
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what is the interosseous

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a suspensory ligament that is tendinous in horses. it runs palmar proximal on mc3

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3
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name the ligaments associated with the interosseous 4

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1 straight lig onto p2, 2 oblique lig from mc3 to p1, 3cruciate lig which runs deep p1. 4 short lig deep to cruciate

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4
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what are the equine limb flexor tendons

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SDFT = radial check running from mc3 to p2. DDFT = carpal check lig running from p1 to p3

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5
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what is the impar ligament

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between p2 and p3 attaching to the navicular bursa and contributes to protection of bone from the overlying flexor

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6
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what are the structures of the retinacula and ergot

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palmar annular lig mc3, prox palmar digital annular lig of p1. p2 lig of ergot to protect fetlock. distal palmar digital annular lig on p2 above navicular

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7
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what is the navicular bone

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sits in the coffin bone within the hoof

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8
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what is the nb mechanical theory

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a - redirects ddft to increase torque. b - acts as an alternative route for weight bearing from p2 onto nb > ddft > digital cushion > transfer of weight

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9
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what is the nb vascular theory

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proximal and distal navicular plexi are smashed about to prevent blood flow to bone

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10
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navicular bone disease treatments?

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  1. diagnose by local analgesia 2 managed by palmar digital neurectomy
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11
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what is the stay apparatus

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musculoskeletal elements which allow horses to stand with minimal muscular effort which helps make locomotion more efficient

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12
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outline the forelimb stay apparatus

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1 suspensory ligament 2 palmar lig 3 carpal check lig 4 radial check lig, 5 carpal bones 6 elbow snap joint 7 trunk 8 lacertus fibrosus (internal tendon through bicep and ECR-scpaular to cannon in order to lock the carpus and elbow

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13
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what is the role of the suspensory ligament

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prevents mcpj overextension

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14
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what is the role of the palmar lig

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prevents pipj overextension

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15
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what is the role of the carpal check lig

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DDFT prevents pipj overextension

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16
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what is the role of the radial check ligament

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SDFT prevents pipj overextension

17
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what is the role of the carpal bones

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lock in a straight line

18
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what does the elbow snap joint do

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aided by fibrous old pronators in order to lock the limb

19
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how is the hindlimb stay apparatus different

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no radial check lig, tarsal check lig is very variable, additional origins of SL on tarsal 4

20
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what does the SDF do in the hindlimb

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contains a fibrous band from femur to tuber calcis > hock locks

21
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what does the accessory lig do in the hindlimb

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prevents abduction

22
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what does the stifle locking do in the hindlimb

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medial patellar ligament hooks over medial trochlear ridge of femur. fixes stifle in extension, semimemb locks, biceps unlock

23
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what is the reciprocal apparatus

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peroneus vertius: fibrous band from femur to tarsus

24
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what does the peroneus vertius do

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forms reciprocal apparatus with SDF, hock and stifle flex and extend in synchrony