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Can you palpate the spermatic cord in Eq rectally?

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Yes

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Which kidney can be palpated by rectal examination in Eq?

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Caudal pole of left kidney (right is fused w/ cecum)

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What ligaments attach the patella in Eq?

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Lateral, medial and intermediate patellar ligg.

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Which spp has a patellar lymphnode?

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Eq (subiliac ln.)

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Which meniscus in eq is not attached to the femur?

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Medial meniscus

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Which nerve must be anesthetized when dehorning?

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n. cornualis (branch of N. lacrimalis → N.ophthalmicus → N. trigeminus)

C1 + C2 (= cervical nerves)

N. auricularis caudalis

N. zygomaticus

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Which nerve is anesthetized when injecting at L2?

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Nn. Paralumbar

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Medium anesthesia of the palmar / plantar nerve?

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Lateral of the proximal sesamoideum / same→ palpable

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Where is the common anesthesia of the common fibular nerve applied?

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Caudal of the head of the fibula in the direction of the gastrocnemius muscle (3 cm deep)

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Where is the main anesthetic of the tibial nerve applied?

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It is covered by the biceps femoris muscle, between the gastrocnemius heads (1 hand’s breadth above the calcaneus

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Which vessel runs parallel to the musculocutaneous nerve?

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A. + V. brachialis

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What is the name of the efferent nerve of the pupillary reflex?

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Occulomotor nerve (III)

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Motor and sensory innervation of the tongue?

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Motor: hypoglossal nerve (XI)

Sensory: glossopharyngeal nerve (IX), facial nerve (VII)

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Which nerve is located between the two heads of the flexor ulnaris muscle?

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Ulnar nerve

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What is the facial nerve responsible for?

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Facial expressions and facial expressions

Skin

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Which nerve innervates the upper eyelid?

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Sensory: maxillary nerve (ophthalmic nerve - frontal)

Motoric: facial nerve=> auriculopalpebralis nerve

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Which nerve supplies the nostrils?

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  • N. maxillary → N. infraorbitalis → N. nasalis internus + externus
  • N. ophthalmicus → N. nasociliare
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Is the facial nerve motor or sensory?

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Both

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Which nerves supply the masticatory muscles?

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➔ N. trigeminus (V) → N. mandibularis (V / 3) → N. massetericus, N. temporalis, N. buccalis

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What does n. opticus innervate?

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Retina, pupillary reflex

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Which nerve runs parallel to the cephalic vein?

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R. superficialis lateralis and medialis of the N. radialis

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Where can the N. fibularis superficialis be reached?

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Medial of the extensor digitorum lateralis muscle, proximal to the tarsus

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Where can the deep fibular nerve be reached in canine?

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2 cm from the superficial fibular nerve in a medial direction (dog)

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Which vessel runs with the saphenous nerve?

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A. & V. femoralis → medial saphenous vein → cranial artery of the medial saphenous vein

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Where do you measure the pulse in the metatarsal area?
Dorsally on the A. tibialis cranialis
26
Which is the main artery of the retina?
A. retinalis centralis → A. ophthalmic → carotid internus
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Blood collection sites / intravenous injection sites in canine?
V. saphena lat., V. cephalica, V. jugularis externa
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Blood collection sites / intravenous injection sites in equine?
Vena jugularis externa, V. facialis, V. auricularis lat., V. epigastrica cranialis superfacialis
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Blood collection sites / intravenous injection sites in swine?
V. cava cranialis, V. auricularis, vein caudalis lateralis
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Blood collection sites / intravenous injection sites in ruminants?
V. jugularis externa V. caudalis mediana / sacrococcygea, V. epigastrica caudalis
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Pulse points in horse?
Incisura vasorum facialium transversa faciei - under the crista facialis A. digitalis palmaris communis II - med. + dist. at MC II A. mediana cubiti - elbow
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Pulse points in canine?
A. femoralis - med. on the thigh
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Pulse points in ruminants?
A. coccygealis - vent. On the tail Also possible: A. facialis + A. palmaris
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Which blood vessels supply the thoracic glandulae mammariae?
➔ A. + V. thoracica interna ➔ A. + V. pudenda externa - A. + V. epigastrica supf. - Rami mammariae
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Who has the antimesenteric artery?
ru and ca
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Which muscle structures run in the sustentaculum tali?
➔ M. flexor digitalis lateralis ➔ M. tibialis caudalis
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What forms the Tendo calcaneus communis?
Tendo plantaris: M. flexor digitorum superficialis (OBS) Tendo achillis: M. gastrocnemius Tendo accessorius: M. biceps femoris, M. semitendinosus, M. gracilis
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Name the gliding surfaces for the flexor tendons of the lower limb in eq.
➔ Proximal scutum: proximal sesamoid bones (+ palmar ligament) ➔ medial scutum: medial palmar ligament + rectum sesamoid ligament + coronary bone ➔ distal scutum: distal sesamoid bones
39
Which structures run in the upper (proximal) common tendon sheath?
➔ M. flexor digitorum superficialis ➔ M. flexor digitorum profundus ➔ A. digitailis palmaris communis II ➔ N. palmaris medialis ex N. medianus
40
Which tendon runs under the lateral collateral ligament of the knee?
➔ Tendon of origin of the popliteus muscle
41
From which meniscus does the meniscofemoral ligament arise in the dog?
➔ From the lateral meniscus insertion
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What are the names of the patellar ligaments in cattle?
➔ Lig. Patellae mediale ➔ Lig. Patellae laterale ➔ Lig. Patellae intermediumsecures
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Which ligament is attached to the joint capsule of the knee joint?
➔ Medial collateral ligament
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Bursa on the knee joint?
➔ Bursa infrapatellaris proximalis (Ca: not) ➔ Bursa infrapatellaris distalis ➔ Bursa subcutanea prepatellarum ➔ Eq: Bursa subligamentose prepatellaris
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Which joints does the carpal joint consist of?
➔ Art. Radiocarpal ➔ Art. Ulnocarpeum ➔ Art. Mediocarpeum ➔ Art. Carpometacarpeum ➔ Art. Intercarpea
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Joints of the tarsus?
➔ Art. Talocalcanea ➔ Art. Tarsocruralis ➔ Art. Talocalcaneocentralis ➔ Art. Calcaneoquartalis ➔ Art. Centrodistalis ➔ Art. Intertarsea ➔ art tarsodistometatarsea.
47
Heart sound can be heard furthest cranially?
➔ Pulmonary valves
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Where do you find cardiac dullness in cattle on the right side?
No, there is no cardiac depression. The right side of the bovine heart is covered by the lungs
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Which lymph node is in front of (cranial) the scapula?
Ln. Cervicalis supf.
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Which lymph node is located between the latissimus dorsi muscle and the deep pectoral muscles?
➔ Ln. Axillaris accessorius
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Which lymph nodes are located between the legs in dogs?
➔ Ln. Inguinalis (Lnn. Mammaria / Lnn. Scrotalis)
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Which lymph nodes do you feel during the rectal examination of the horse?
➔ Ln. Mesenteric cran. + caud. (only if enlarged) ➔ Ln. Caecalis
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Name the lymph nodes that are ventral to the paralumbar fossa in horses:
➔ Lnn. Subiliaci
54
Which mesentery is associated with the kidney?
Mesoduodenum
55
What is the composition of the omental bursa?
➔ Vestibulum bursae omentalis ➔ aditus ad recessum caudalum ➔ recessus caudalis omentalis
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Does the stomach make contact with the abdominal wall in the different ssp?
➔ Ca: No - only sometimes when the stomach is very full. ➔ Su: Yes ➔ Ru: Yes ➔ Eq: No
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In which race does the stomach come into contact with the abdominal wall?
cattle
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Why does the horse's stomach NOT reach the ventral abdominal wall?
➔ Ascending colon (flexura sternalis + diaphragmatica) touch the abdominal wall, stomach placed dorsally
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Where is the spleen in the different species?
➔ Poultry: Left side ➔ Ca: Left abdominal wall, protrudes behind the cartilago costalis, 10-13 ic ➔ Eq: 10-18 intercostal space on the dorsal left side; when the stomach is, it can protrude from the costal arch ➔ Ru: 7 / 8-13 ic
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What can cause constipation in eq? In which section of the intestine?
➔ Close Flexura pelvina ➔ Tight transverse colon ➔ ileocaecale at the papilla ➔ if small intestine into the For. epiploicum
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Where is the ostium iliocaecale in the horse?
Ventral right side
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Where is the small intestine (jejunum) in the horse?
Left dorsal caudal
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Where is the pelvic flexure in the horse?
caudal left side
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Where is the ampulla coli?
Colon dorsale dextrum
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Position of the descending colon?
right side
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Where is the expansion of the colon in the horse?
Ampulla Coli - lies on the dorsal colon
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Position of the basis caeci?
Right dorsal posterior abdominal cavity - starvation pit / flank
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Position of the corpus caeci?
ventral abdominal wall, cranially medial between the ventral colon were
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The apex caeci?
➔ Cartilago xiphoidea, ventral and median
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Where is the caecum in the horse?
➔ Base caeci: right, caudal, dorsal → flank / starvation pit ➔ Corpus caeci: right, direction ventral (vent. Abdominal wall) tendency to median ➔ Apex caeci: median, on the sternum
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What are the Taenia vasculosa in the horse's cecum?
➔ Taenia medialis ➔ Taenia lateralis
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Course of the ileum in horses ?
➔ From left to right
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Where is the gallbladder in the dog?
➔ On the right side in the direction of the median plane, between the lobus hepatis quadratus and the lobe hepatis medialis dexter
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Which structure lies cranially from the lig. Vesicae lateralis?
➔ Lig. Teres vesicae
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Where is the Omasum?
➔ Ventrally in the interthoracic abdominal cavity, on the right side, dorsal to the reticulum
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Where is the abomasum located and is it in contact with the abdominal wall?
➔ It is on the right and touches the ventral custom wall. ➔ Yes, inclined to the right ventrally
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What is the position of the omasum in relation to the reticulum?
➔ Right dorso-caudal
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Position of the reticulum?
➔ 7-9 intercostal space, left ventral abdominal
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Where is the attachment of the great omentum in cattle?
Sulcus longitudinalis
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What can be found in the rectal examination of the cattle?
➔ Left: rumen, abomasum ➔ Right: intestinum tenue, flexura duodeni caudalis, vesica urinaria, uterus, colon ➔ Middle : both kidneys, left ureter, ovaries
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Where can the liver be found in cattle?
➔ To the right of the omasum
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Which organ is to the right of the Omasum?
liver
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In which direction does the left renal hilum point in cattle?
dorsal
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What is between the dorsal and ventral rumen sac?
➔ Ostium intraruminal ➔ Sulcus longitudinalis dexter + sinister ➔ If asked from the right: with sulcus accessorius → Insula ruminis Ostium ruminalesac
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Which rumenis in the omental bursa in ruminants?
➔ The ventral rumen sac
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Folds of the rumen
➔ Sulcus accessorius dexter + sinister ➔ Sulcus coronarius dorsalis + ventralis ➔ Sulcus cranialis + caudalis ➔ Sulcus ruminoreticularis
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Using TWO of the following: “Left / Right / Medial /Lateral / Proximal / Distal” & neighbouring anatomical structure as a reference point, describe the location of tuber sacrale.
Medial proximal & mediodorsal from the tuber coxae
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Using TWO of the following: “Left / Right / Medial /Lateral / Proximal / Distal” & neighbouring anatomical structure as a reference point, describe the location of Greater Tubercle.
Lateral proximal & is craniolateral of the humeral head
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Using TWO of the following: “Left / Right / Medial /Lateral / Proximal / Distal” & neighbouring anatomical structure as a reference point, describe the location of Descending Duodenum
Right lateral & ventral to 9th intercostal space to 6th lumbar vertebra and proximal to base of caecum
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Using TWO of the following: “Left / Right / Medial /Lateral / Proximal / Distal” & neighbouring anatomical structure as a reference point, describe the location of Fibula
Lateral proximal & lateral to the tibia
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Using TWO of the following: “Left / Right / Medial /Lateral / Proximal / Distal” & neighbouring anatomical structure as a reference point, describe the location of Pelvic Flexure
Left medial & in pelvic inlet between coxal tuberosities and the ventral abdominal wall, medial to ileum
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Give the Latin name of: Hock
art. tarsi
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Give the Latin name of: Distal sesamoid bone
ossa sesamoideum distale
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Give the Latin name of: Medial splint bone
Ossa metacarpalia secundum
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Give the Latin name of: Pastern bone
Os coronale / Phalanx media
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Give the Latin name of Navicular bone
Ossa sesamoideum distale
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Number of thoracic vertebrae in Equine
18
98
Number of lumbar vertebrae in Canine
7
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Dental formula in horse is 3,1,3(4),3 (Upper) 3,1,3,3 (Lower) true or false?
true
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True or false?: There are 2 separate sinus systems in the Horse
false they all communicate
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True or false?: Gastric-like dilatation is located in the left dorsal part of colon
false: in stomach
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True or false?: Pelvic flexure goes from dorsal to ventral
false: ventral to dorsal
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True or false?: Musculus peroneus longus is part of the stay apparatus
false A. peroneus tertius is
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If tuber calcanei is fractured; what can’t the horse do?
Extend hock
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If a pin is placed into the calcaneus to stabilize it; which tendons must it go through?
Gastrocnemius and SDF tendons (could not find exact answer so not sure if correct)
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Describe the following injection sites; using neighbouring anatomical structures as reference Digital sheath in Eq hindlimb
below hock SDF & DDF in a common sheath, above hock DDF in an independent sheath. All digital extensors have a sheath.
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Describe the following injection sites; using neighbouring anatomical structures as reference Lumbosacral region in Dog
L3-S2
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Describe the following injection sites; using neighbouring anatomical structures as reference Saphenous vein in Dog
Medial saphenous runs to the femoral vein, lateral saphenous is a branch of the cutaneous caudal femoral vein
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Describe the following injection sites; using neighbouring anatomical structures as reference Stifle joint in Eq
Consists of femorotibial articulation (femoral and tibial condyles), femoropatellar articulation (femoral trochlea and the patella), and the proximal tibio-fibular articulation
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Which lymph nodes can you feel in rectal examination of a horse?
Mesenteric and cecal (only if enlarged) lymph nodes
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What recess can you find at acute margin of the lung?
Recessus costodiaphragmaticus
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What are the puncta maxima of the heart?
*table*
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Where can you find the cardiac dullness of Ru. On the right side?
No cardiac dullness as incisura cardiaca very small due to lungs covering
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What urogenital lig. Can be used for orientation during rectal examination of Eq?
Lig. renolienalis
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What diverticulum can you feel in rectal examination of Ru?
Sub-urethral diverticulum
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Which male accessory gland is found around the neck of the bladder of dog?
Prostate
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What are the injection sites for common peroneal nerve (dog+horse)?
- Eq:12-15 cm prox to calcanean tub. In between long and lateral digital extensors - Dog: distally mid way between hock and stifle, in the groove between long digital extensor and peroneus longus (for deep perineal nerve) Second option: block nerve where it is palpable at proximal-lateral fibular head (common peroneal nerve)
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What is the lateral point of injection into the stifle?
Eq + dog: recess of extensor groove (between tibial tub. & lateral condyle)
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Does the perineum cover the cervix?
Yes
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On which direction run the last limb of duodenum in horse?
Short ascending duodenum runs cranial on the left side
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Where is the dilatation of the colon in the horse located?
Ampulla colli located in the right dorsal colon, caudally
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Efferent nerve of pupillary reflex?
Occulomotor nerve (III)
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What are auscultation / percussion?
- Auscultation: listening, either directly or through a stethoscope, to sounds within the body - Percussion: tapping on the body surface to detect resonance
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Which sound is the first heart sound?
Systolic (closure of the cuspid valves)
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Which is the second heart sound?
Diastolic (closure of semilunar valves)
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In which species is the stomach is in contact with the wall?
Ru, sus and dog (only when full sometimes)
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When can’t you hear the heart sound?
during inspiration
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Which species have a suburethral diverticulum?
Ru and Su
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Where is the esophagus placed in the upper neck?
Cervically, dorsal to trachea and shifts to left on its way to thoracic part
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How many opening of mammary glands in each species?
ca: 10 eq: 2 bo: 2 sow: 12-14 fe: 8
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Location of spleen in poultry?
left side
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Name the patellar ligaments in cattle?
Medial, intermediate, lateral
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Dental formula of dog?
2*(3/3, 1/1, 4/4, 2/3) = 42
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Dental formula of Eq?
2*(3/3, 1/1, 3(4)/3, 3/3) = 40(42)
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Dental formula of Ru?
2*(0/3, 0/1, 3/3, 3/3) = 32
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What is the best place to check pulse in cattle?
Coccygeal artery but also facial and transverse facial arteries
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Ribs number in the different species?
Ca:13, Eq: 18, Ru:13, Su:14
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Which nerves are anaesthetised when dehorning
Cornual n. (branch of lacrimal – ophthalmic – trigeminal) + C1-C2 (cervical nn.) + n. auricularis caudalis