Lab Practical Flashcards

1
Q

True or False

A more sloping shoulder allows for smoother action and greater range of motion than one that is more strait and upright.

A

True

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2
Q

True or False

The Appaloosa Horse Club will allow the registration of Appaloosa’s with a Quarter Horse dam or sire

A

True

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3
Q

True or False

At the WSU Compost Facility, it takes longer to compost animal remains that it does food and paper products.

A

False

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4
Q

True or False

A horse’s normal temperature is 99to 100.8 degrees F

A

True

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5
Q

True or False

Epimeletic behavior is signaling for care and attention.

A

True

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6
Q

When a horse stands to straight in its hock and stifle it is called:

a. sickle hocked
b. splay footed
c. coon footed
d. post legged

A

d. post legged

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7
Q

This horse is: (look at paper)

a. in discomfort
b. is paying attention
c. feels threatened
d. is angry

A

a. in discomfort

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8
Q

The central, intermediate and corner incisors are permanent and in wear at ~_____ years.

A

5

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9
Q

The bit or mouthpiece of a bridle rests on the _____ of the horse’s mouth.

A

bars

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10
Q

A condition when 2 horses bond and are anxious when separated, like a mare and foal, is called a _____ attachment.

A

Reciprocal

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11
Q

_____ occurs when there is inflammation between the sensitive and insensitive laminae and the coffin bone rotates.

A

Founder

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12
Q

Name 2 areas on the horse that are evaluated to determine a horse’s body condition score:

A

Tailhead

Neck

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13
Q

Describe a common hoof/foot disease (problem), its cause, symptoms, treatment & prevention.

A

Thrush caused by consistent moisture.
Symptoms - foul smell and sometimes black liquid oozing from infected hoof.
Treated with iodine
Prevented by keeping the environment dry.

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14
Q

Describe a treatment goal for an open wound and how healing can occur:

A

Goal - the skin to migrate back across the wound so it will close.
Healing can occur through keeping it clean and wrapped with ointment

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15
Q

The resting respiration rate of a horse is _____.

A

10-24

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16
Q

The resting heart rate of a horse is _____.

A

28-44

17
Q

What is a rasp?

A

Rasp files down the hoof

18
Q

What do we look for to determine personality and temperament?

A

Observe interactions with other people and horses
Handle
Look at facial expressions, Postures, Vocalizations, or locomotor patterns

19
Q

Horses should be trimmed every _____ weeks.

A

6-8

20
Q

What is an IM injection?

A

Given in the horses muscle, 4 injection sites: Base of neck, Pectoral muscles, Gluteal muscles, Hamstrings

21
Q

What is an IV injection?

A

Given into a vein

22
Q

With teeth, what do you look for at 5 years?

A

They come into wear

23
Q

With teeth, what do you look for at 7 years?

A

A small hook is seen at the back of the upper corner incisors

24
Q

With teeth, what do you look for at 15 years?

A

Galvayne’s groove extends half way down the upper corner incisors

25
Q

What is a Subcutaneous injection?

A

Given underneath the skin

26
Q

What is a Clinch cutter?

A

Point used to punch nails and broken stubs out of hoof