Large Animal Pelvic Limb Flashcards

1
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accessory ligament of the femoral head in horse

A
  • extension of prepubic tendon to the fovea of femoral head, deep to the transverse acetabular ligament
  • hip luxation rare
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2
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greater trochanter

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  • rises above the femoral head in ungulates

- increase torque for gluteal muscles

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3
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third trochanter

A

prominent in horses, absent in ruminants

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4
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medial and lateral ridges of femoral trochlea

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larger in ungulates

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5
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tibia

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  • medial malleolus significant landmark in horse

- lateral malleolus: on tibia of horse, but fibula of ruminants and carnivores

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6
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tarsus

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horse: 1 and 2 fused, tibial and fibula fused
bovine: fibula=lateral malleolus, central and 4 fused, 2 and 3 fused

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7
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cranial tibial muscle

A

O: lateral condyle and tuberosity of the tibia
I: larger dorsal branch-metatarsal tuberosity, smaller medial branch: cross the medial collateral ligament and inserts on the 1st and 2nd tarsal bone (cunean tendon)

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8
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peroneus tertius

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O: extensor fossa of the femur
I: lateral branch: calcaneus and 4th tarsal bone, dorsal branch: proximal part of the 3rd tarsal and metatarsal

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9
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deep digital flexor

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  • 3 separate heads: medial, lateral, and tibialis caudalis

- medial: passes hock and rests in groove of medial malleolus and medial collateral ligaments

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10
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joint communication

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  • “always”: b/w tibiotarsal joint and proximal intertarsal joint
  • “never”: b/w proximal and distal intertarsal joints
  • “sometimes”: b/w distal intertarsal and tarsometarasal joint
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11
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metetarsals II-IV in horse

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large central cannon bone with medial and lateral non-weight bearing splint bones fused by interosseous ligament

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12
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metatarsals III + IV in ruminants

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equal sized and fused

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13
Q

pin bone

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tuber ischia

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14
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trochanteric bursa

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between cranial part of greater trochanter and middle gluteal

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15
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long plantar ligament

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plantar aspect of the calcaneus, passes over tarsal IV, and continues distally to proximal part of metatarsus

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16
Q

stay apparatus

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  • medial and intermediate patellar ligaments
  • parapatellar fibrocartilage
  • patella
  • make a loop and lock over the medial trochlear ridge of the femur
  • if patella is engages over the medial trochlear ridge than the stifle cannot flex
17
Q

reciprocal apparatus

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  • stifle and hock flex and extend together
  • SDF and fibrous component of the gastronemiusand Peroneus tertius
  • efficiency of energy
18
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suspensory apparatus

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  • check ligament of SDF
  • check ligament of DDF (if present)
  • suspensory ligament (interosseous) and extensory branch
  • forms sling to prevent overextension of fetlock
19
Q

hook bone

A

tuber coxae

20
Q

paralumbar fossa

A

landmarks are the last rib and tuber coxae

21
Q

IM injections

A

semimembranosus muscle

22
Q

stifle joint in horse

A
  • femeropatellar joint
  • medial femerotibial joint
  • lateral femerotibial joint
23
Q

stifle joint communication

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between femeropatellar joint and medial femerotibial joint is 65%

24
Q

pulse in hind leg

A

metatarsal artery