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2025 Anatomy II > Exam 1: Lecture 1: Osteology & arthrology of thoracic limb > Flashcards

Exam 1: Lecture 1: Osteology & arthrology of thoracic limb Flashcards

1
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Scapular tuber

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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Supraspinous fossa

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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Scapular spine

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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Supraglenoid tubercle

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5
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Infraspinous fossa

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6
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Scapular caartilage

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7
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Coracoid process

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8
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Supraglenoid tubercle

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9
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Glenoid notch

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10
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Glenoid cavity

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11
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Facies Serrata

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12
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Subscapular fossa

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13
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Glenoid cavity

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14
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Coracoid process

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15
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Intertubercular groove

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16
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Lesser tubercle

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17
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Intermediate tubercle

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18
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Radial fossa

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19
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Medial epicondyle

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20
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Humeral trochlea

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21
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Lateral epicondyle

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22
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Lateral supracondular crest

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23
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Deltoid tuberosity

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24
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Greater tubercle

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25
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Infraspinous muscle facies

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26
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Deltoid tuberosity

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27
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Radial fossa

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28
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Lateral epicondyle

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29
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Tuberosity of teres minor

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30
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Tuberosity of teres minor

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31
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Deltoid tuberosity

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32
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Olecranon fossa

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33
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Neck of humerus

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34
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Head of humerus

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35
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The radius and ulna are ____ in equines

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Fused

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36
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Olecranon tuberosity

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37
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Lateral coronoid process

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38
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Interosseous space

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39
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Lateral styloid process

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40
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Radial tuberosity

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41
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Trochlear notch

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42
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Anconeal process

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43
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Anconeal process

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44
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Trochlear notch

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45
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Medial styloid process

46
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Radial tuberosity

47
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Medial coronoid process

48
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Olecranon tuberosity

49
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Radius & ulna (fused)

50
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Metacarpal bone III

51
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Metacarpal tuberosity

52
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Distal row of carpal bones

53
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Proximal row of carpal bones

54
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Ulnar carpal bone

55
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Intermediate carpal bone

56
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Radial carpal bone

57
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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IV (Fourth carpal bone)

58
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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III (Carpal bone III)

59
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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II (carpal bone II)

60
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Radius & ulna (fused)

61
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Metacarpal bone II

62
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Metacarpal bone III

63
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Metacarpal bone IV

64
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Distal row of carpal bones

65
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Proximal row of carpal bones

66
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Accessory carpal bone

67
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Radial carpal bone

68
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Intermediate carpal bone

69
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Ulnar carpal bone

70
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Carpal bone II

71
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Carpal bone III

72
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Carpal bone IV

73
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Extensor process

74
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Lateral parietal sulcus

75
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Distal phalanx (PIII)

76
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Medial parietal sulcus

77
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Middle phalanx (PII)

78
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Proximal phalanx (PI)

79
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Metacarpal bone III

80
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Medial proximal sesamoid

81
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Flexor tuberosity

82
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Medial solar foramen

83
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Medial palmar process

84
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Semilunar line

85
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Lateral palmar process

86
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Distal sesamoid bone (also called Navicular bone)

87
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Lateral solar foramen

88
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Flexor surface

89
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Proximal phalangeal trigone

90
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What is the blue star pointing to? (specific part)

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Base

91
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What is the blue star pointing to?

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Lateral proximal sesamoid

92
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What is the blue star pointing to? (specific part)

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Apex

93
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What type of joint is the humeral (shoulder) joint in equines?

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-Simple
-Spheroid

94
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What movements can the humeral (shoulder) joint do in equines?

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Flexion & extension movements

95
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What important ligaments are contained in the humeral joint & what is important about them?

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-Glenohumeral ligaments (one lateral, one medial)
-They are capsular

96
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What tendon and bursa is contained in the humeral joint?

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-Thick biceps brachii origin tendon and bursa

97
Q

What are the 4 different carpal joints in horses?

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-Radiocarpal
-Intercarpal
-Midcarpal
-Carpometacarpal

98
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What kind of joint is the radiocarpal joint?

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-Hinge

99
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What kind of joint is the intercarpal joint?

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-Plane

100
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What kind of joint is the midcarpal joint?

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-Hinge

101
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What kind of joint is the carpometacarpal joint?

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-Plane

102
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Which joint capsules of the carpal joints share synovial capsule, and which is independent?

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-Radiocarpal joint is independent
-Inter and midcarpal are shared

103
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What joint is the star pointing to?

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Radiocarpal joint

104
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What joint is the star pointing to?

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Midcarpal joint

105
Q

What joint is the star pointing to?

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Metacarpophalangeal joint (fetlock)

106
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What joint is the star pointing to?

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Proximal interphalangeal joint

107
Q

What joint is the star pointing to?

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Distal interphalangeal joint (coffin)

108
Q

What type of joint is the metacarpophalangeal joint (fetlock)?

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-Hinge
-Great range of movement

109
Q

What type of joint is the proximal interpalangeal joint?

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-Saddle

110
Q

What type of joint is the distal interphalangeal joint (coffin)?

A

-Saddle

111
Q

The metacarpalphalangeal joint, the proximal interphalangeal joint, and distal interphalangeal joint all have what?

A

-Colateral ligaments
-Dorsal & palmar recesses

112
Q

What is indicated by the black star?

A

Palmar recess

2025 Anatomy II (6 decks)

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