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Cranial - ANSWER-Pertaining to the cranium or head end of the body or denoting a position more toward the head of the body. Example: the head is cranial to the tail Adjacent - ANSWER-Next to, adjoining, or close to. Example: the tongue is adjacent to the teeth Caudal - ANSWER-Pertaining to...
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Add to cartCranial - ANSWER-Pertaining to the cranium or head end of the body or denoting a position more toward the head of the body. Example: the head is cranial to the tail Adjacent - ANSWER-Next to, adjoining, or close to. Example: the tongue is adjacent to the teeth Caudal - ANSWER-Pertaining to...
Please select the most non-threatening ways to approach a dog: a. unexpectedly to avoid aggression b. slowly c. low and from the side d. from behind e. full eye contact - ANSWER-b. slowly, c. low and from the side is this pet being properly restrained for cephalic IV catheter placement? - AN...
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Add to cartPlease select the most non-threatening ways to approach a dog: a. unexpectedly to avoid aggression b. slowly c. low and from the side d. from behind e. full eye contact - ANSWER-b. slowly, c. low and from the side is this pet being properly restrained for cephalic IV catheter placement? - AN...
rostral - ANSWER-Indicates the relationship of the location of the nostrils in respect to the eyes. Knee - ANSWER-the joint known as the carpus can also be termed the wrist in the human. what is the common term that refers to the carpus in the horse? plantar - ANSWER-this surface runs from the...
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Add to cartrostral - ANSWER-Indicates the relationship of the location of the nostrils in respect to the eyes. Knee - ANSWER-the joint known as the carpus can also be termed the wrist in the human. what is the common term that refers to the carpus in the horse? plantar - ANSWER-this surface runs from the...
Airplane Ears: - ANSWER-When dogs' ears are out to the sides of their heads, they are usually in a state of conflict, experiencing more than one set of feelings, without having made a decision how to react. For some dogs, ears out to the side may be their natural, relaxed state. Ears Back - Appe...
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Add to cartAirplane Ears: - ANSWER-When dogs' ears are out to the sides of their heads, they are usually in a state of conflict, experiencing more than one set of feelings, without having made a decision how to react. For some dogs, ears out to the side may be their natural, relaxed state. Ears Back - Appe...
The ___________________ and ________________ are both involved in amplifying sound waves. - ANSWER-Tympanic membrane, Ear bone A dog has more than ____________ olfactory receptors in its nose, while humans have only 5 million. - ANSWER-220 million Taste is an extremely important sense for dogs...
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Add to cartThe ___________________ and ________________ are both involved in amplifying sound waves. - ANSWER-Tympanic membrane, Ear bone A dog has more than ____________ olfactory receptors in its nose, while humans have only 5 million. - ANSWER-220 million Taste is an extremely important sense for dogs...
Can I submit the "Weekly quiz" after the deadline (usually Fridays at 10PM EST)? - ANSWER-No, you cannot submit weekly quizzes after the deadline Can I use my notes for an exam? - ANSWER-No, you cannot use your notes for exams How many exams are there in the class? - ANSWER-3 I have a sch...
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Add to cartCan I submit the "Weekly quiz" after the deadline (usually Fridays at 10PM EST)? - ANSWER-No, you cannot submit weekly quizzes after the deadline Can I use my notes for an exam? - ANSWER-No, you cannot use your notes for exams How many exams are there in the class? - ANSWER-3 I have a sch...
4 functions of bone - ANSWER-Storage, protection, support, leverage for movement What kind of bone is the ulna - ANSWER-Long bone What kind of bone is a vertebra - ANSWER-Irregular What kind of bone is a carpal bone - ANSWER-Short What kind of bone is the parietal bone in the skull - ANS...
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Add to cart4 functions of bone - ANSWER-Storage, protection, support, leverage for movement What kind of bone is the ulna - ANSWER-Long bone What kind of bone is a vertebra - ANSWER-Irregular What kind of bone is a carpal bone - ANSWER-Short What kind of bone is the parietal bone in the skull - ANS...
Ilium - ANSWER-What is 1 Pubis - ANSWER-What is 3 Ischium - ANSWER-What is 4 Tuber sacrale - ANSWER-What is 1 Tuber coxae - ANSWER-What is 2 Iliac crest - ANSWER-What is 3 Arcuate line - ANSWER-What is 4 Greater ischiatic notch - ANSWER-What is 5 Body of ilium - ANSWER-What i...
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Add to cartIlium - ANSWER-What is 1 Pubis - ANSWER-What is 3 Ischium - ANSWER-What is 4 Tuber sacrale - ANSWER-What is 1 Tuber coxae - ANSWER-What is 2 Iliac crest - ANSWER-What is 3 Arcuate line - ANSWER-What is 4 Greater ischiatic notch - ANSWER-What is 5 Body of ilium - ANSWER-What i...
What are surgical techniques for male neutering? - ANSWER-Orchiectomy (most common) Vasectomy What are medical techniques for male neutering? - ANSWER-Chemical castration eg Suprelorin implant (temporary) What are reasons for castration? - ANSWER-Population control Management/behavioral modi...
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Add to cartWhat are surgical techniques for male neutering? - ANSWER-Orchiectomy (most common) Vasectomy What are medical techniques for male neutering? - ANSWER-Chemical castration eg Suprelorin implant (temporary) What are reasons for castration? - ANSWER-Population control Management/behavioral modi...
Directional Terminology - ANSWER-Veterinarians use directional terminology in describing what is going on with the patient's body. These terms are different from what is used for humans. If they are interchanged, then it can be very confusing. Dorsal - ANSWER-Dorsal = Toward the back of the anim...
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Add to cartDirectional Terminology - ANSWER-Veterinarians use directional terminology in describing what is going on with the patient's body. These terms are different from what is used for humans. If they are interchanged, then it can be very confusing. Dorsal - ANSWER-Dorsal = Toward the back of the anim...
What is anatomy? - ANSWER-It is the study of structure What is physiology? - ANSWER-It is the study of function What is Gross anatomy? - ANSWER-the study of structures that can be dissected and observed with the unaided eye (without help from microscope) or with a hand lens What is topograp...
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Add to cartWhat is anatomy? - ANSWER-It is the study of structure What is physiology? - ANSWER-It is the study of function What is Gross anatomy? - ANSWER-the study of structures that can be dissected and observed with the unaided eye (without help from microscope) or with a hand lens What is topograp...
Anatomy - ANSWER-study of structure Physiology - ANSWER-Study of function Gross Anatomy - ANSWER-Study of structures that can be seen with the naked eye/hand lens Topographical Anatomy - ANSWER-the anatomy of one part in relation to other parts of the body Applied Anatomy - ANSWER-The pr...
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Add to cartAnatomy - ANSWER-study of structure Physiology - ANSWER-Study of function Gross Anatomy - ANSWER-Study of structures that can be seen with the naked eye/hand lens Topographical Anatomy - ANSWER-the anatomy of one part in relation to other parts of the body Applied Anatomy - ANSWER-The pr...
Dorsal - ANSWER-back Ventral - ANSWER-belly side Transverse plane - ANSWER-divides the body into cranial and caudal parts Dorsal plane - ANSWER-Divides the body into dorsal and ventral parts Sagittal plane - ANSWER-vertical division of the body into right and left portions Cranial - A...
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Add to cartDorsal - ANSWER-back Ventral - ANSWER-belly side Transverse plane - ANSWER-divides the body into cranial and caudal parts Dorsal plane - ANSWER-Divides the body into dorsal and ventral parts Sagittal plane - ANSWER-vertical division of the body into right and left portions Cranial - A...
the prefix octo is an example of which of the following types of prefixes? A. Measurement B. Position C. Molor D. Number - ANSWER-Answer : D Number Which of the following describes dyspnea? A: Hypothermia B: Anemia C: Arrhythmia D: Labored Breathing - ANSWER-Answer: D Labored Breathi...
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Add to cartthe prefix octo is an example of which of the following types of prefixes? A. Measurement B. Position C. Molor D. Number - ANSWER-Answer : D Number Which of the following describes dyspnea? A: Hypothermia B: Anemia C: Arrhythmia D: Labored Breathing - ANSWER-Answer: D Labored Breathi...
How is the way a dog looks at a face similar to the way humans look at faces? - ANSWER-They both look to the left side of the face What evidence suggests humans can understand barking (how did researchers test this hypothesis) - ANSWER-They went out and recorded various dogs in different scenario...
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Add to cartHow is the way a dog looks at a face similar to the way humans look at faces? - ANSWER-They both look to the left side of the face What evidence suggests humans can understand barking (how did researchers test this hypothesis) - ANSWER-They went out and recorded various dogs in different scenario...
What does the shark skin feel like? - ANSWER-rough; sand paper Describe the coloring of the shark: - ANSWER-dark top; lighter bottom What is the purpose of the coloring? - ANSWER-to help camouflage the shark so animals around them can't see them very well What is the purpose of the membran...
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Add to cartWhat does the shark skin feel like? - ANSWER-rough; sand paper Describe the coloring of the shark: - ANSWER-dark top; lighter bottom What is the purpose of the coloring? - ANSWER-to help camouflage the shark so animals around them can't see them very well What is the purpose of the membran...
1. What animal is believed to be early ancestor of several mammal species? - ANSWER-Miacis 2. What animal is considered the ancestor of all canine- type mammals? - ANSWER-Tomarctus 3. What are the original four major lines of dogs who modern dogs are descended? - ANSWER-Herd Dogs Hounds & ter...
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Add to cart1. What animal is believed to be early ancestor of several mammal species? - ANSWER-Miacis 2. What animal is considered the ancestor of all canine- type mammals? - ANSWER-Tomarctus 3. What are the original four major lines of dogs who modern dogs are descended? - ANSWER-Herd Dogs Hounds & ter...
Thoracic vertebrae - ANSWER-vertebrae holding the ribs together on the back (#17) Coccygeal vertebrae - ANSWER-tail bones (#5)- or caudal vertebrae Femur - ANSWER-upper back leg bone (#22) Tibia - ANSWER-front bone of the shin (#21) Metatarsals - ANSWER-toes to hock/ankle (between #10 an...
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Add to cartThoracic vertebrae - ANSWER-vertebrae holding the ribs together on the back (#17) Coccygeal vertebrae - ANSWER-tail bones (#5)- or caudal vertebrae Femur - ANSWER-upper back leg bone (#22) Tibia - ANSWER-front bone of the shin (#21) Metatarsals - ANSWER-toes to hock/ankle (between #10 an...
Point of rump - ANSWER-Outer point of scapula bone, often referred to as a starting/stopping point in pattern application. Patella - ANSWER-Knee cap Pastern - ANSWER-Area of the canine foot from the carpus of the end of digits. Occiput - ANSWER-Bone bump at the center of the back of the sku...
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Add to cartPoint of rump - ANSWER-Outer point of scapula bone, often referred to as a starting/stopping point in pattern application. Patella - ANSWER-Knee cap Pastern - ANSWER-Area of the canine foot from the carpus of the end of digits. Occiput - ANSWER-Bone bump at the center of the back of the sku...
Appendicular Skeleton Includes - ANSWER-thoracic girdle, forelimbs, pelvic girdle, hind limbs axial Skeleton includes - ANSWER-skull, hyoid apparatus, cartilages of larynx, vertebral column, ribs, sternum Thoracic girdle consist of - ANSWER-scapula, clavicle Glenoid cavity - ANSWER-ventral ...
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Add to cartAppendicular Skeleton Includes - ANSWER-thoracic girdle, forelimbs, pelvic girdle, hind limbs axial Skeleton includes - ANSWER-skull, hyoid apparatus, cartilages of larynx, vertebral column, ribs, sternum Thoracic girdle consist of - ANSWER-scapula, clavicle Glenoid cavity - ANSWER-ventral ...
Plane - ANSWER-a surface by which any two points can be connected by a straight line median plane - ANSWER-divides the head, body, or limb longitudinally into equal right and left halves sagittal plane - ANSWER-divides the head, body, or limb parallel to the median plane transverse plane - ...
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Add to cartPlane - ANSWER-a surface by which any two points can be connected by a straight line median plane - ANSWER-divides the head, body, or limb longitudinally into equal right and left halves sagittal plane - ANSWER-divides the head, body, or limb parallel to the median plane transverse plane - ...
Anatomy and Physiology - ANSWER-Anatomy= study of structure Physiology= study of function *paired together create foundation for science and medicine Gross Anatomy - ANSWER-Study of structures that can be dissected and observed with the unaided eye or with a hand-lens Topographical Anatomy...
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Add to cartAnatomy and Physiology - ANSWER-Anatomy= study of structure Physiology= study of function *paired together create foundation for science and medicine Gross Anatomy - ANSWER-Study of structures that can be dissected and observed with the unaided eye or with a hand-lens Topographical Anatomy...
Sister - ANSWER-Toby's female sibling Hungry - ANSWER-Toby's brother that dies Ethan - ANSWER-Character that names Bailey Toby - ANSWER-Which character is a golden retriever puppy? Toby - ANSWER-This character is the name of the dog for the first time Ethan's mom - ANSWER-This char...
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Add to cartSister - ANSWER-Toby's female sibling Hungry - ANSWER-Toby's brother that dies Ethan - ANSWER-Character that names Bailey Toby - ANSWER-Which character is a golden retriever puppy? Toby - ANSWER-This character is the name of the dog for the first time Ethan's mom - ANSWER-This char...
Anatomy - ANSWER-parts of the body Physiology - ANSWER-function of the body parts Largest organ - ANSWER-skin (about 12% of adult weight) Functions of skin - ANSWER-protection, insulation, thermoregulation, metabolism of Vitamin D, immune function 2 layers of skin - ANSWER-epidermis and ...
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Add to cartAnatomy - ANSWER-parts of the body Physiology - ANSWER-function of the body parts Largest organ - ANSWER-skin (about 12% of adult weight) Functions of skin - ANSWER-protection, insulation, thermoregulation, metabolism of Vitamin D, immune function 2 layers of skin - ANSWER-epidermis and ...
flat triangular bone of the shoulder - ANSWER-scapula the long projection dividing the scapula's lateral surface and ending as the acromion - ANSWER-spine of the scapula the expanded distal end of the spine of the scapula - ANSWER-acromion the area cranial to the spine providing attachment...
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Add to cartflat triangular bone of the shoulder - ANSWER-scapula the long projection dividing the scapula's lateral surface and ending as the acromion - ANSWER-spine of the scapula the expanded distal end of the spine of the scapula - ANSWER-acromion the area cranial to the spine providing attachment...
Scapula - ANSWER-5 costal surface - ANSWER-back of scapula that faces ribs subscapular fossa - ANSWER-13 Lateral surface - ANSWER-front surface of the scapula scapular spine - ANSWER-8 Acromion - ANSWER-11 supraspinous fossa - ANSWER-9 infraspinous fossa - ANSWER-10 Dorsal bo...
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Add to cartScapula - ANSWER-5 costal surface - ANSWER-back of scapula that faces ribs subscapular fossa - ANSWER-13 Lateral surface - ANSWER-front surface of the scapula scapular spine - ANSWER-8 Acromion - ANSWER-11 supraspinous fossa - ANSWER-9 infraspinous fossa - ANSWER-10 Dorsal bo...
Dura Mater - ANSWER-A tough, translucent membrane that protects the brain and spinal cord. Arachnoid Mater - ANSWER-delicate weblike layer of the meninges; middle layer Pia Mater - ANSWER-Protects central nervous system, third layer Sulcus - ANSWER-Form brain divisions, increases cerebral...
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Add to cartDura Mater - ANSWER-A tough, translucent membrane that protects the brain and spinal cord. Arachnoid Mater - ANSWER-delicate weblike layer of the meninges; middle layer Pia Mater - ANSWER-Protects central nervous system, third layer Sulcus - ANSWER-Form brain divisions, increases cerebral...
Apron - ANSWER-The longer hair below the neck on the chest; frill. Balance - ANSWER-A condition wherein all proportions of a dog are in static and dynamic harmony. Cape - ANSWER-Profuse hair enveloping the shoulder region. Cat Foot - ANSWER-A round, compact foot, with well-arched toes, tigh...
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Add to cartApron - ANSWER-The longer hair below the neck on the chest; frill. Balance - ANSWER-A condition wherein all proportions of a dog are in static and dynamic harmony. Cape - ANSWER-Profuse hair enveloping the shoulder region. Cat Foot - ANSWER-A round, compact foot, with well-arched toes, tigh...
Shoulder Flexion - ANSWER-Deltoids, Teres major, Teres minor Shoulder Stabilization - ANSWER-Supraspinatus, Infraspinatus, Subscapularis, Coracobrachialis Elbow Flexion - ANSWER-Biceps brachii, brachialis Elbow Extension - ANSWER-Triceps, tensor fascia antebrachii, anconeus Carpal/Digita...
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Add to cartShoulder Flexion - ANSWER-Deltoids, Teres major, Teres minor Shoulder Stabilization - ANSWER-Supraspinatus, Infraspinatus, Subscapularis, Coracobrachialis Elbow Flexion - ANSWER-Biceps brachii, brachialis Elbow Extension - ANSWER-Triceps, tensor fascia antebrachii, anconeus Carpal/Digita...
Dorsal Plane (head) - ANSWER-divides a body part into dorsal and ventral parts. Midsagittal Plane (head) - ANSWER-divides a body region into symmetrical right and left halves. Sagittal Plane (head) - ANSWER-is one parallel to the median (midsagittal) plane Transverse Plane (head) - ANSWER-s...
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Add to cartDorsal Plane (head) - ANSWER-divides a body part into dorsal and ventral parts. Midsagittal Plane (head) - ANSWER-divides a body region into symmetrical right and left halves. Sagittal Plane (head) - ANSWER-is one parallel to the median (midsagittal) plane Transverse Plane (head) - ANSWER-s...
Define Drives - ANSWER-Subconscious impulses to react to stimuli -Genetic -Can be enhanced or diminished through training, but never created or eliminated -A dog will revert to his drive not training when placed under stress Define Air Scent - ANSWER-Drive to follow wind borne odors. Define...
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Add to cartDefine Drives - ANSWER-Subconscious impulses to react to stimuli -Genetic -Can be enhanced or diminished through training, but never created or eliminated -A dog will revert to his drive not training when placed under stress Define Air Scent - ANSWER-Drive to follow wind borne odors. Define...
CANINE SKELETON - ANSWER-supports dogs body provides leverage for locomotion protects the soft internal organs HOW MANY BONES DOES A DOG HAVE? - ANSWER->319 bones vertebrae: -7 cervical -13 thoracic -7 lumbar -3 sacral -20 caudal (tail) =can vary 6-23 SKULL - ANSWER-the bony struc...
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Add to cartCANINE SKELETON - ANSWER-supports dogs body provides leverage for locomotion protects the soft internal organs HOW MANY BONES DOES A DOG HAVE? - ANSWER->319 bones vertebrae: -7 cervical -13 thoracic -7 lumbar -3 sacral -20 caudal (tail) =can vary 6-23 SKULL - ANSWER-the bony struc...
Anterior, Posterior, Dorsal, Ventral - ANSWER-head, butt, back, belly Anterior/Superior Vena Cava - ANSWER-Blue filled vein bringing blood into the right atrium Anus - ANSWER-hole directly under tail Aortic Arch - ANSWER-yellowish white part ring right above the heart Canine - ANSWER-Big...
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Add to cartAnterior, Posterior, Dorsal, Ventral - ANSWER-head, butt, back, belly Anterior/Superior Vena Cava - ANSWER-Blue filled vein bringing blood into the right atrium Anus - ANSWER-hole directly under tail Aortic Arch - ANSWER-yellowish white part ring right above the heart Canine - ANSWER-Big...
Rostral - ANSWER-our first patient was a cat that got a chuck taken out of the tip of is nose by a feisty parrot. That wound was on the most __ part of the cat's head Caudal - ANSWER-he was not happy when I inserted the rectal thermometer in his __ end withers - ANSWER-I'm glad my assistant ...
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Add to cartRostral - ANSWER-our first patient was a cat that got a chuck taken out of the tip of is nose by a feisty parrot. That wound was on the most __ part of the cat's head Caudal - ANSWER-he was not happy when I inserted the rectal thermometer in his __ end withers - ANSWER-I'm glad my assistant ...
TRUE OR FALSE: The surface of the upper teeth facing the roof of the mouth is called the lingual surface. - ANSWER-False TRUE OR FALSE: The transverse plane is one that divides the body on the short axis. - ANSWER-True The top point of the shoulder in a horse is called the: - ANSWER-Withers ...
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Add to cartTRUE OR FALSE: The surface of the upper teeth facing the roof of the mouth is called the lingual surface. - ANSWER-False TRUE OR FALSE: The transverse plane is one that divides the body on the short axis. - ANSWER-True The top point of the shoulder in a horse is called the: - ANSWER-Withers ...
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Add to cartLila is trying to teach her client Jules, about holiday decorations. She is teaching Jules by taking Jules out in the community and showing her decorations that look like snowflakes, twinkle lights, and stockings. Lila also runs some DTT trials to have Jules "touch the holiday decoration". Lila al...
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