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Major extensor of the hip:
Middle gluteal
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Which gluteal m is the largest and strongest
Middle Gluteal
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Hamstring mm possess _____
Vertebral heads
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Muscles responsible for rounding/filling of croup/rump
Hamstring mm
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Cranio-lateral m group, of the crus, is responsible for:
- Extensors of the digits
- Flexors of the hock joint
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Caudo-medial m group, of the crus, is responsible for:
- Flexors of the digits
- Extensors of the hock
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Damage to the tibial n ->
- No flexing of digits
- No extending of the hock
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Muscles of the common calcaneal tendon:
- Biceps femoris m
- Gastrocnemius m
- Gracilis m
- SDF m
- SDF m
- Semitendinosus
- Soleus m (+/-)
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Capped Hock is the result of...
Damage to one of calcaneal bursea
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Calcaneal Bursae are located where?
- Calcaneus and Gastrocnemius
- Gastrocnemius and SDF
- SDF and skin
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The ____ A. joins the _____A. at the caudal hock
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Cranial Tibial becomes the
Dorsal Metatarsal A III
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The deep plantar arch is formed by anastomotic branches from:
- The perforating tarsal A
- Medial Plantar A
- Lateral Plantar A
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Saphenous divides ->
Medial and Lateral Plantar
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The medial and lateral plantar metatarsal A come from the
Deep Plantar Arch
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The Dorsal Metatarsal A III divides into:
Medial and Lateral Plantar Proper Digital A
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Deep veins are...
Satellites to AAs
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Most important superficial V
- Dorsal Metatarsal V II
- Medial and Lateral Saphenous
- Femoral
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Vascularization of the hoof
Venous Plexus
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Popliteal drains the
Distal Limb
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Main Nerves of the hindlimb:
-
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What innervates the dorsolateral part of the limb?
Superficial peroneal
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The superficial peroneal n extends to the fetlock
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Deep Peroneal n branches into
Medial and Lateral Dorsal Metatarsal nn
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Nerve that can be palpated and used to block caudal group of muscles
Tibial n
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The tibial n divides into:
Medial and Lateral Plantar nn
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The deep structures on the plantar aspect of the limb, are innervated by
- Deep Branch of the Lateral Plantar n
- (Medial/Lateral Plantar Metatarsal nn)
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