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Anatomy II > Lecture 14: Artiodactyl and Perissodactyl Manus and Hoof > Flashcards

Lecture 14: Artiodactyl and Perissodactyl Manus and Hoof Flashcards

1
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5 external regions of manus in horse

A

knee
cannon
fetlock
pastern
hoof

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what bones make up the cannon (3)

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metacarpus II, III and IV

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3
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what bones make up the fetlock (3)

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metacarpus III
phalanx I
proximal sesamoid bones

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4
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what bones make up the pastern (2)

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phalanx I
phalanx II

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what bones make up the hoof (3)

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phalanx II
phalanx III
distal sesamoid

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carpus =

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knee

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1st, 2nd and 3rd carpals in cattle

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1st is absent
2 and 3 are fused

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great metacarpus in cattle composed of what 2 bones

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metacarpus III and IV

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great metacarpus in horses composed of what bone

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metacarpus III

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10
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proximal vs distal sesamoid bones: number per digit

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1 distal per digit
2 proximal per digit

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of the 5 external region of manus in horses, which one does not contain a joint

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cannon

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12
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4 knee joints: horse

A

radiocarpal
ulnocarpal
intercarpal
carpometacarpal

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13
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fetlock joint name

A

metacarphophalangeal

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pastern joint name

A

proximal interphalangeal
between phalanx 1 and 2

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hoof joint name

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distal interphalangeal
between phalanx 2 and 3

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16
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3 ligaments in horse knee

A

collateral ligaments
intercarpal ligaments
accessory ligaments

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17
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importance of collateral ligaments: horse

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prevent joint from bending side to side

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18
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importance of intercarpal ligaments: horse

A

keep carpal bones together
only allow spaces between bones at the dorsal side (for flexion of limb)

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importance of accessory ligaments: horse

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keep accessory bone in place

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20
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ligaments (one type) in fetlock, pastern and hoof: horse

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collateral articular ligaments

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21
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importance/location of collateral articular ligaments: horse

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lateral and medial
prevent joint from bending from side to side
keep bones together

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22
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ligaments in fetlock, pastern and hoof: cattle (2)

A

abaxial articular ligaments
axial articular ligaments

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23
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4 tendons in horse

A

common digital extensor
lateral digital extensor
superficial digital flexor
deep digital flexor

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24
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4 ligaments in cannon: horse

A

carpal check
suspensory
annular
sesamoid

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25
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common digital extensor tendon: location, features, insertions (3)

A

enveloped by synovial sheath
at carpal and metacarpal regions
extensor process of PIII, proximal regions of PI and PII, external surface of lateral cartilages

26
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synovial sheath definition

A

extension of articular capsule that encloses tendons

27
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lateral digital extensor tendon: insertion

A

dorsal aspect of proximal PI

28
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superficial digital flexor tendon aka

A

flexor perforatus (perforated)

29
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superficial digital flexor tendon encloses

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deep digital flexor tendon

30
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superficial digital flexor tendon enclosed by

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synovial sheath

31
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superficial digital flexor tendon: 2 insertions

A

lateral and medial surfaces of PII
lateral and medial aspects of PI

32
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deep digital flexor tendon aka

A

flexor perforans (perforating)

33
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deep digital flexor tendon enclosed for

A

superficial digital flexor

34
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deep digital flexor tendon insertion

A

semilunar line of solar surface of PIII

35
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check ligament: OIA

A

O - palmar surface of great metacarpus
I - deep region of deep digital flexor
A - reinforce tendon of deep digital flexor

36
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suspensory ligament aka (2)

A

superior sesamoid ligament
interosseus muscle

37
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suspensory ligament: origin, insertion, importance

A

o- palmar carpal fascia
I - proximal to fetlock, divides into 2 branches that join lateral and medial regions of proximal sesamoid bones and phalanx I
part of passive stay apparatus

38
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3 distal sesamoid ligaments

A

medial oblique sesamoid I
straight sesamoid I
lateral oblique sesamoid I

39
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distal sesamoid ligaments: O,I, importance

A

O - distal part of proximal sesamoid bones
I - palmar region of PII
part of passive stay apparatus

40
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3 annular ligaments

A

palmar
proximal digital
distal digital

41
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functions of all 3 annular ligaments (2)

A

reinforce joints
work as flexor retinacula

42
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palmar annular ligament: location, origin, insertion

A

cover palmar region of fetlock
O - proximal sesamoid bones
I - superficial digital flexor

43
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proximal digital annular ligament: location, origin, insertion

A

cover palmar region of proximal pastern
O - 2 branches from medial and lateral PI
I - 2 branches on medial and lateral PI, fuse with superficial digital flexor

44
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distal digital annular ligament: location, origin, insertion

A

covers deep digital flexor
O - palmar surface of PII
I - 2 branches to PI

45
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2 tendons within common digital extensor: cattle

A

lateral tendon
medial tendon

46
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2 digital extensor tendons in cattle

A

common digital
lateral digital

47
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2 digital flexor tendons in cattle (similar to horse)

A

superficial digital
deep digital

48
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relationship between superficial and deep digital flexors: cattle

A

superficial encloses deep

49
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do cattle have an interosseus muscle

50
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3 annular ligaments in cattle

A

palmar
proximal digital
distal digital

51
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function of interdigital ligaments: cattle

A

restrict separation of digits

52
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distal interdigital ligament: cattle

A

cruciate ligament

53
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2 main origins of blood supply: horses

A

median artery
collateral ulnar artery

54
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2 main origins of blood supply: cattle

A

lateral and medial digital arteries
palmar common digital artery

55
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innervation difference between cattle and horses

A

cattle have radial nerve, horses do not

56
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2 main nerves of manus: horse

A

median
ulnar

57
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3 main nerves of manus: cattle

A

median
ulnar
radial

58
Q

tendonitis: definition

A

bowed tendons = swelling of digital flexors

59
Q

what is the most common non fatal career ending injury for racehorses

A

tendonitis

60
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tendon rupture of flexor tendons: effect, potential tendons involved

A

permanent hyperextension of fetlock
varied degree depending on number of tendons involved: superficial digital flexor, deep digital flexor, interosseus

61
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rank increasing degree of hyperextension with number of flexor tendons involved

A

superficial digital flexor –> superficial digital flexor + deep digital flexor –> superficial, digital and interosseus

62
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complete rupture of extensor tendons lead to

A

permanent flexion of fetlock

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