Q2 Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What two veins connect the cephalic vein to the external jugular vein?

A

omobrachial and axillobrachial

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2
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what ligament in the elbow prevents over-extension of the elbow?

A

oblique ligament

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3
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“dropped elbow”

A

avulsion fracture at olecranon process, since all of the heads of the triceps insert here

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4
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lacertus fibrosus

A

Fibrous band connected to biceps brachi in the horse, forearm, connects GH joint to elbow in passive stay apparatus

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5
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What vein joins the cephalic to the brachial?

A

Median cubital vein

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6
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flexor retinaculum

A

encloses the carpal tunnel in carnivores, where the flexor tendons pass into the foot, inflammation can compress median nerve

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7
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what ligaments keep dogs from dragging their claws on the ground while walking?

A

dorsal elastic ligaments

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8
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which muscle controls protrusion of the claws?

A

flexor digitorum profundus

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9
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When removing the dewclaw, what joint do you want to cut at?

A

MTP joint

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10
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Which two arteries anastamose at the deep and superficial palmar arch?

A

radian and ulnar

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11
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Which portion of the cutaneous brachium is innervated by the radial nerve?

A

lateral leg, to dorsal and medial surface of paw

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12
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Which portion of the cutaneous brachium is innervated by the ulnar nerve?

A

caudal leg, lateral surface of paw

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13
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Which portion of the cutaneous brachium is innervated by the median nerve?

A

plantar surface of paw

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14
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Which portion of the cutaneous brachium is innervated by the musculocutaneous nerve?

A

medial leg

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15
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what is the pastern in a horse?

A

PI + PII

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16
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which metacarpals join in cattle to form the cannon bone?

A

metacarpus III and IV

17
Q

axial articular ligaments

A

present in cattle because ligaments on a single phalange between the toes (close to axis)

18
Q

terminal arch

A

final anastomose between the lateral and medial blood supply in horses inside PIII

19
Q

which three tendons have to rupture for the fetlock to overextend to touch the ground

A

superficial and deep digital flexors, and interosseous

20
Q

what is a result of a rupture of the peroneus tertius?

A

you can extend the hock while the stifle is flexed

21
Q

what creates a locked patella?

A

medial patellar ligament remains hooked over the medial trochlear ridge of the femur

22
Q

what are the two ligaments involved in the suspensory apparatus?

A

interosseous ligament and distal sesamoid ligaments

23
Q

what are the two ligaments involved in the suspensory apparatus?

A

distal and proximal check ligaments in forelimb, in hindlimb also flexor digitorum superficialis instead of proximal

24
Q

what are the four components of the stay apparatus in the thoracic limb?

A

serratus ventralis, biceps brachi, lacertus fibrosus, and ECR

25
what are the three components of the stay apparatus in the pelvic limb (reciprocal mechanism)?
peronius tertius, flexor digitorum superficialis, fibrous band of gastrocnemius (honorable mention patellar locking mech)
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horse walk
four beat gait, alternate having 2-3 feet on the ground
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horse trot
two beat gait, legs move in diagonal pairs, working gait
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horse canter
three beat gait, one rear leg propels animal forward
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horse gallop
four beat gait, fastest but can't really keep up for long
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infraspinatus contracture
atrophy of infraspinatus, normally lower limb is externally rotated, elbow adducted
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calcanean tendon rupture
tarso-crural joint hyper-flexes
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"sweeney" suprascapular nerve injury
"shoulder roll" during weight bearing, cannot stabilize joint
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radial nerve damage
horse unable to move forelimb forward, normally secondary to surgery
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femoral nerve paralysis
unable to extend hind limbs, often in calves during compression in the birth canal
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stringhalt
intermittent hyper-flexion of the hind limb, can be secondary to dandelion toxicity
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fibrotic myopathy
foot slaps the ground hard, semitendinosus has been injured, heals with scar tissue, tissue no longer elastic