Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Name three types of muscle tissue.

A
  1. Skeletal
  2. Smooth
  3. Cardiac
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2
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There are two types of muscle fibers. Please name and describe each and provide an example of what type of horse they might be used in.

A
  1. Type 1 - slow twitch for endurance - endurance trail

2. Type 2 - fast twitch for speed - barrel horse

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3
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What is the anatomical difference between a navicular bursa and a bursa?

A

A bursa is a synovial sac between two parts that tend to rub together
A navicular bursa is a synovial sac between a tendon and the navicular bone

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4
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What are some things you can do to prevent a horse from tying up? Please give 2-3 examples.

A
  1. Don’t push your horse too hard
  2. Maximize turnout
  3. Offer a high fiber/low starch diet
  4. Offer water and electrolytes
  5. Give your horse “sick days”
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5
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Exertional rhabdomyolysis is the specific term that refers to the large muscles during or after exercise not having enough electrolytes to function successfully. The common name for this is ______.

A

tying up

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6
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Tendons connect _____ to _____ and ______ connect bone to bone

A

muscle; bone; ligaments

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7
Q

Please list two gametes.

A

Sperm and Egg

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8
Q

The hip is a ____ and _____ type joint

A

ball; socket

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9
Q

______ help build the immune system and keep the body healthy

A

White blood cells

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10
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This type of muscle makes up most of the muscle in the body.

A

Skeletal

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11
Q

Muscle fibers are primarily composed of contractile proteins called?

A

Myofilaments

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12
Q

An excessive amount of synovial fluid may produce a ____

A

Wind puff

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13
Q

White blood cells provide what important function to the body?

A

Helps the immune system

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14
Q

______ cells absorb food molecules from the gut into the blood stream

A

Epithelial

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15
Q

What is the first organ system to develop in the embryo

A

Nervous

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16
Q

The sympathetic nervous system is responsible for

A

Fight or flight

17
Q

What is the fat filled space that is next to the vertebral column called

18
Q

Sensory nerves gather information and relay it to the CNS via the _____

19
Q

What is an anatomic region of the brain called

20
Q

True or False? The scapula is the only bone to have muscles that have a fleshy attatchment

21
Q

True or False? RBC help the immune system

A

False; WBC help the immune system

22
Q

True or False? The trapezius muscle holds the scapula next the the body

23
Q

True or False? The most important commodity for equine muscles to function properly is oxygen

24
Q

True or False? The deep digital flexor tendon lies closest to the metacarpal bones

25
True or False? The more mobile attachment is called the origin
False; the more mobile attachment is called the insertion
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True or False? The extensor carpi radialis is the most prominent muscle on the front of the forearm
True
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True or False? Most of the time a muscle brings the insertion and origin closer together
True
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True or False? ATP is not required for a chemical reaction
True
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True or False? Azoturia is the same thing as tying up
True
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``` Match: 1. Rostral 2. Median Plane 3. Superficial 4. Adduction To: a. Divides the body into equal left and right halves b. Proximity to the surface of the body c. Nostril d. Movement of an extremity toward the median plane ```
1. Rostral; c. Nostril 2. Median Plane; a. Divides the body into equal left and right halves 3. Superficial; b. Proximity to the surface of the body 4. Adduction; d. Movement of an extremity toward the median plane