Functional Anatomy- Equine Pelvic Limb Flashcards by Lizzie Muller

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Lable with common and real name

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Hook=tuber coxae

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Identify which is what and why

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Lable joints of tarsus and discuss joint communication

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Clinical relevence of tarsal joints

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Spavin= arthritic changes in joints

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Whats up with this horse?

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DIRT lesions= basically at the intermediate ridge, osteo something common in horse

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whys this spot important?

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lable this joint

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lable flexor/extensor surfaces

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whats up with this horse?

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Upward fixation of the patella

Symptom: when horse is walking, toe/leg stays back longer than its supposed to.

Cause: femoral patellar locking aparatus gets stuck on medial ridge of femoral trochlea. if it cant unlock, leg is stuck. (like herpst)

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Whats up with this horse?

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Ruptured proneus tertius

Symptom: Stifle is flexed and Hock is extended at the same time (if reciprocal apparatus is working this shouldnt be possible.)

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