MS 3 Flashcards

1
Q

begins when vibration stimulates osteoblast cells

A

exostosis

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2
Q

advanced ringbone cases may cause ____ bones to be glued together

A

pastern

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3
Q

T/F joints can still work after recovery to chronic ringbone only that there will be a lump left on top or side

A

t

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4
Q

ice wraps increase __

A

circulation

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5
Q

osselets acute: pain
osselets chronic: ___

A

blemish

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6
Q

osselets is also called little bone or

A

racehorse ankle

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7
Q

Line above the hoof

A

coronary band

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8
Q

type of ringbone common in forelimb

A

high

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9
Q

type of ringbone common in hindlimb

A

low

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10
Q

Swelling can turn into ____ (usually front of pastern) → inflammation → may become __

A

bony ridges

bone

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11
Q

other term for coffin joint

A

distal interphalangeal pastern joint

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12
Q

proximal interphalangeal joint other term

A

pastern joint

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13
Q

inflammation of joint is seen in xray as _____

A

radiopaque

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14
Q

if there is poor conformation/angle
there is less __

A

shock absorption

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15
Q

Injectables systemic chondroprotective drugs
if phenylbutazone does not work anymore

A

Hyaluronate sodium sterile injection 40 mg IV q7d x 3 treatments

Adequan (brand) IM of PSGAG 500mg IM q4d x 7 tx

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16
Q

Hallmark of DJD

A

Articular cartilage degeneration

Slow breakdown of joint cartilage, bursa, capsule

17
Q

causes of DJD

A

abnormal forces
repeated trauma
poor healing
synovitis and capsulitis

18
Q

DJD is caused by deficiency in

A

Ca, D, E, Sel,

19
Q

capsule starts thickening as a form of healing response but instead of healing properly and decrease in size, cartilage breaks off from the joint

A

Osteochondritis dissecans

20
Q

t/f Osteoarthritis may arise if the joint doesn’t heal properly and if there is always bacterial infection

A

F. Osteoarthritis may arise if the joint doesn’t heal properly even if there is no bacterial infection anymore

21
Q

sesamloid bone fractures are common exspecially in ____

A

racehorses

22
Q

sesamoid fractures are common in hindlimbs T/F

A

f. forelimbs

23
Q

t/f abaxial fracture is more lateral than dorsal

A

t

24
Q

Tendonitis is inflammation of the tendon or the ___ junction

A

musculotendinous

25
Q

Injury → ___+___ (invasion of the area) = scar formation

A

fibrin + inflam cells

26
Q

encircling bandages predisposes animal to

A

tendonitis

27
Q

causes of bowed tendon

A

sepsis
excessive load
blunt or penetrating trauma
encircling bandages

28
Q

tendon problems heal __ months

A

8-11

29
Q

fillies are predisposed to this

A

ex rhabdo

30
Q

Polysacchardie storage myopathy is due to accumulation of glycogen and _____

A

abnormal polyysacch

31
Q

PSSM is due to a dominant mutation called

A

GYS1 gene

32
Q

highly nephrotoxic and may lead to acute renal fialure

A

myoglobin