The forelimb Flashcards

1
Q

What are the bones of the forelimb

A

Scapula, humerus, radius, ulna, carpals, metacarpals, phalanges

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2
Q

What is the trunchobrachial junction

A

the attachment of the forelimb to the body by muscles not bone
the thorax is slung between the forelimbs

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3
Q

What is the main retractor of the forelimb

A

latissimus dorsi

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4
Q

What type of the joint is the shoulder joint

A

ball and socket but can only flex and extend so acts as a hinge joint

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5
Q

what movements are done by the shoulder joint

A

flexion and extension

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6
Q

What group of muscles support the shoulder joint

A

ligamentar muscles

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7
Q

What ligamentar muscles support the shoulder joint

A

laterally the infraspinatus
medially the subscapularis

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8
Q

What joint is the elbow joint

A

hinge joint

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9
Q

What movement is the elbow joint restricted to

A

flexion and extension

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10
Q

What are the three joints in the carpus

A

Antebrachiocarpal
Intercarpal
Carpometacarpal

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11
Q

What joint is the antebrachiocarpal joint

A

untypical hinge joint
has the greatest range of motion of the carpal joints

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12
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What joint is the intercarpal joint

A

untypical hinge joint
significant range of motion, less than antebrachiocarpal joint

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13
Q

what joint is the carpometacarpal joint

A

gliding joint

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14
Q

What are the four bones in the proximal row of the carpus

A

radial, intermediate, ulnar, accessory

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15
Q

What are the four bones in the distal row of the carpus

A

first, second, third, fourth

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16
Q

what are the carpal bones present in the pig

A

all eight bones present
first carpal bone is small

17
Q

what are the carpal bones present in the horse

A

all eight bones present
first carpal bone is often missing or very small

18
Q

what are the carpal bones present in the carnivore

A

radial and intermediate carpal bones are fused

19
Q

what are the carpal bones present in the ox

A

the first carpal bone is absent and the second and third are fused

20
Q

plantigrade

A

walking on the soles of your feet

21
Q

digitigrade

A

walking on the digits

22
Q

ungulidrade

A

walking on hooves

23
Q

what is the modification to the basic pattern of digits in dogs and cats

A

some reduction of first digit (dew claw)

24
Q

what is the modification to the basic pattern of digits in the pig

A

first digit absent, second and fifth smaller than third and fourth

25
Q

what is the modification to the basic pattern of digits in the ruminant

A

first and second digit absent
third and fourth digit share a common metacarpal bone
fifth digit only represented by a tiny metacarpal bone

26
Q

what is the modification to the basic pattern of digits in the horse

A

first and fifth digits absent
second and fourth digits much reduced and represented only by a small metacarpal bone

27
Q

what are sesamoid bones

A

small bones lying within or next to tendons or muscles (patella)

28
Q

function of sesamoid bones

A

act to ensure that the pull of muscles and tendons is transmitted smoothy around bends

29
Q

pentadactyl

A

five fingers
there is a great reduction in digits between species

30
Q

what animals have a clavicle

A

cats, rabbits
vestigial structure

31
Q

what motion can the scapula make

A

protraction
retraction
elevation
depression
rotation cranially or caudally

32
Q

what parts are connected in the shoulder joint

A

glenoid cavity of scapula
greater tuberosity of humerus

33
Q

what parts are connected in the elbow joint

A

humerus lies in semi lunar notch of ulna
radius lies in radial notch of ulna

34
Q

what bones are in the brachium

A

humerus

35
Q

what bones are in the antebrachium

A

radius and ulna