General Terms

Question 1

Common domestic carnivores

Answer 1

Cats and dogs

Question 2

common domestic ungulates

Answer 2

pigs, cows, horses

Question 3

Artiodactyls

Answer 3

pigs and cows

Question 4

Perissodactyls

Answer 4

horses

Question 5

Ruminant artiodactyls

Answer 5

cattle

Question 6

Non ruminant artiodactyls

Answer 6

pigs

Question 7

Dorsal

Answer 7

to the top

Question 8

ventral

Answer 8

to the bottom

Question 9

medial

Answer 9

middle

Question 10

lateral

Answer 10

outsides
to the side
less in the middle

Question 11

cranial

Answer 11

towards the head

Question 12

Caudal

Answer 12

towards the tail

Question 13

rostral

Answer 13

towards the nose

Question 14

caudal (in terms of the head)

Answer 14

towards the tail

Question 15

proximal

Answer 15

beginning or front
closer to the mass

Question 16

distal

Answer 16

end or back
further from mass

Question 17

Palmer

Answer 17

ground contact on thoracic appendage

Question 18

Plantar

Answer 18

ground contact on pelvic appendage

Question 19

axial

Answer 19

close to center

Question 20

abaxial

Answer 20

further from center line

Question 21

clade

Answer 21

animal group with a common ancestor

Question 22

is a rhino more related to a horse or a cow

Answer 22

horse
it is a perissodactyl

Question 23

Median plane

Answer 23

cuts left from right

Question 24

sagittal plane

Answer 24

parallel to median plane

Question 25

transverse plane

Answer 25

perpendicular to the long axis cuts head end from tail end

Question 26

dorsal plane

Answer 26

cuts top from bottom belly from back

Question 27

A dorsal plane never cuts perpendicular to the ventral/dorsal line (T/F)

Answer 27

False Always perpendicular

Question 28

Where do conflicts arise with human anatomy

Answer 28

the trunk

Question 29

standard anatomical position

Answer 29

4 on the floor

Question 30

Recumbancy

Answer 30

state of leaning or resting

Question 31

If an animal is in right recumbency you ar looking at its right side (T/F)

Answer 31

False Looking at its left