Equine Anatomy 0.0 / 5 ? OtherEquine AnatomyUniversityNone Created by: katiebrocklehurst251Created on: 09-01-20 22:16 Which structure does the pancreatic duct open into? Duodenum 1 of 42 The anatomical directional plane of caudal means... Towards the tail 2 of 42 How many thoracic vertebrae are there in the horse? 18 3 of 42 What is the major protein found in bone tissue? Ossein 4 of 42 The study of how the anatomy changes as the animal progresses through different life stages? Developmental 5 of 42 The process where environmental stimulation is changed into neuronal electrical activity is called? Transduction 6 of 42 How many pairs of asternal ribs does a horse have? 10 7 of 42 The hyaline cartilaginous plates of the trachea are incomplete loops. Which side is open? Dorsally 8 of 42 Which of the following cartilages in the larynx are paired? Arytenoid, Corniculate, Cuneiform 9 of 42 How many molar teeth does a horse have? 12 10 of 42 Name the three bones that fuse to form the os coxae Ilium, Ischium, Coxae 11 of 42 Which artery supplies the thoracic limb? Subclavian 12 of 42 What is the role of the pterygoideus muscle? Chewing 13 of 42 Which structures make up the vascular tunic of the eyeball? Choroid, Iris, Ciliary body 14 of 42 Equus Hemionus is also known as? Asiatic ***/Onager 15 of 42 Name two salivary glands Parotid, Sublingual, Mandibular 16 of 42 Name the two valves in the stomach Cardiac and pyloric 17 of 42 Which nerves are responsible for the sense of smell? Olfactory 18 of 42 Tunica albuginea is the main erectile tissue within the penis False 19 of 42 Which of the following are paranasal sinuses in the horse? Frontal, Sphenopalatine, Maxillary 20 of 42 How much does the horse's liver weigh? 5-10kg 21 of 42 Which artery is associated with the kidney? Renal artery 22 of 42 Which organ produces melatonin? Pineal- in the brain 23 of 42 Which heart valves are the cordae tendinae associated with? Semi lunar during contraction 24 of 42 What happens to the thymus as the horse gets older? It gets smaller 25 of 42 Which organ lies between the duodenum and ileum? Jejunum 26 of 42 Which of the following make up the fibrous tunic of the horse's eye? Sclera and Cornea 27 of 42 What organ lies between the jejunum and stomach? Duodenum 28 of 42 Which endocrine gland produces T3 and T4? Thyroid 29 of 42 What is the common name for the section of the pituitary gland named the neurohypophyis? Frontier pituitary 30 of 42 The study of all organs in a particular region of the body is known as? Regional anatomy 31 of 42 What type of cells line the inside of blood vessels? Endothelial 32 of 42 To which part of the body does the term rostral apply? Towards the head 33 of 42 How many cervical vertebrae are there in the horse? 7 34 of 42 The bladder is lined with which type of cells that stretch and flatten when full? Transitional 35 of 42 How many pairs of sternal ribs does a horse have? 8 36 of 42 Which type of cells in the pancreas produce glycogen? Alpha cells 37 of 42 Which of the following are gross subdivisions of the brain? Cerebellum, Cerebrum 38 of 42 What type of joint is the metatarsophalyngeal joint? Ginglymus 39 of 42 Pliohippus was found in which epoch? Pliocene 40 of 42 How many premolar teeth does a horse have? 12 41 of 42 What proportion of bone tissue is organic? 1/3 42 of 42
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