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Anthrax (bacterial) -ANSWER -Highly contagious and rapidly fatal -Toxins damage nervous system and blood clotting mechanism -Symptoms include high vitals, behavior changes, swelling Lyme Disease (bacterial) -ANSWER -Transmitted by the bite of infected ticks -Symptoms include lameness, arthriti...
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Add to cartAnthrax (bacterial) -ANSWER -Highly contagious and rapidly fatal -Toxins damage nervous system and blood clotting mechanism -Symptoms include high vitals, behavior changes, swelling Lyme Disease (bacterial) -ANSWER -Transmitted by the bite of infected ticks -Symptoms include lameness, arthriti...
Conformation - ANSWERappearance of an animal due to the arrangement of muscle, bone and other body tissue Unsoundness - ANSWERcondition which impairs the usefulness of the horse Blemish - ANSWERphysical imperfection which does not affect usefulness; some unsoundness issues will eventually beco...
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Add to cartConformation - ANSWERappearance of an animal due to the arrangement of muscle, bone and other body tissue Unsoundness - ANSWERcondition which impairs the usefulness of the horse Blemish - ANSWERphysical imperfection which does not affect usefulness; some unsoundness issues will eventually beco...
symptom -ANSWER subjective evidence of a health issue perceived by an observer. sign -ANSWER objective, "Measurable" evidence of a health issue. disease -ANSWER An abnormal state in which the body is not functioning normally infection -ANSWER The state produced by the establishment of an ...
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Add to cartsymptom -ANSWER subjective evidence of a health issue perceived by an observer. sign -ANSWER objective, "Measurable" evidence of a health issue. disease -ANSWER An abnormal state in which the body is not functioning normally infection -ANSWER The state produced by the establishment of an ...
Mare -ANSWER Female horse who is or has been pregnant Gelding -ANSWER Neutered male Stallion -ANSWER Male Ridgling -ANSWER Cryptorchid male Foal -ANSWER Newborn horse Weanling -ANSWER Horse that has just been weaned Yearling -ANSWER Horse at least one year of age Senior -ANSWER ...
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Add to cartMare -ANSWER Female horse who is or has been pregnant Gelding -ANSWER Neutered male Stallion -ANSWER Male Ridgling -ANSWER Cryptorchid male Foal -ANSWER Newborn horse Weanling -ANSWER Horse that has just been weaned Yearling -ANSWER Horse at least one year of age Senior -ANSWER ...
epiglottis -ANSWER a flap of cartilage that covers the windpipe while swallowing degultition -ANSWER swallowing hemiplegia -ANSWER one side of the arytenoid is paralyzed left -ANSWER Which side of the arytenoid is usually paralyzed? obligate nasal breather -ANSWER only breathe through th...
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Add to cartepiglottis -ANSWER a flap of cartilage that covers the windpipe while swallowing degultition -ANSWER swallowing hemiplegia -ANSWER one side of the arytenoid is paralyzed left -ANSWER Which side of the arytenoid is usually paralyzed? obligate nasal breather -ANSWER only breathe through th...
Strangles (distemper) -ANSWER -highly contagious -upper respiratory and throat infection -common in young horses -caused by bacteria Tetanus (lockjaw) -ANSWER -non contagious disease -affects nervous system -infection through puncture wounds Equine Infectious Anemia -ANSWER -contagious vi...
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Add to cartStrangles (distemper) -ANSWER -highly contagious -upper respiratory and throat infection -common in young horses -caused by bacteria Tetanus (lockjaw) -ANSWER -non contagious disease -affects nervous system -infection through puncture wounds Equine Infectious Anemia -ANSWER -contagious vi...
Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) is a disease caused by overproduction of cortisol. (true or false) -ANSWER false Radiographs (x-rays) are often performed during a pre-purchase examination. (true or false) -ANSWER true This condition has exaggerated upward flexion of the hind limb that occurs a...
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Add to cartEquine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) is a disease caused by overproduction of cortisol. (true or false) -ANSWER false Radiographs (x-rays) are often performed during a pre-purchase examination. (true or false) -ANSWER true This condition has exaggerated upward flexion of the hind limb that occurs a...
Equine Rhinopneumonitis -ANSWER What is the other name for Equine Herpesvirus young horses -ANSWER What age of horses do you primarily see EHV in? no -ANSWER Is there a set treatment for EHV? direct contact and fomites -ANSWER How is EHV spread naturally? EHV-1 -ANSWER Which form of EHV ...
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Add to cartEquine Rhinopneumonitis -ANSWER What is the other name for Equine Herpesvirus young horses -ANSWER What age of horses do you primarily see EHV in? no -ANSWER Is there a set treatment for EHV? direct contact and fomites -ANSWER How is EHV spread naturally? EHV-1 -ANSWER Which form of EHV ...
Bacterial Disease - ANSWER... Botulism - ANSWER-Caused by gram-positive Chlostridium botulinum -Occurs in adults as "forage poisoning" and in foals as "shaker foal syndrome" -Cause: Silage, incompletely cured hay, and forage with spoiled area -Symptoms: Adults: appear 3-7 days after ingest...
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Add to cartBacterial Disease - ANSWER... Botulism - ANSWER-Caused by gram-positive Chlostridium botulinum -Occurs in adults as "forage poisoning" and in foals as "shaker foal syndrome" -Cause: Silage, incompletely cured hay, and forage with spoiled area -Symptoms: Adults: appear 3-7 days after ingest...
When examining the eyes you should look for what things? - ANSWERMenace Reflex Obstacle Course Ability to constrict pupil Direct and indirect opthalmoscopy Tonometry Fluorescein- corneal ulcers and blocked NL duct The horse has a visual field of how many degrees? - ANSWER350 To see distan...
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Add to cartWhen examining the eyes you should look for what things? - ANSWERMenace Reflex Obstacle Course Ability to constrict pupil Direct and indirect opthalmoscopy Tonometry Fluorescein- corneal ulcers and blocked NL duct The horse has a visual field of how many degrees? - ANSWER350 To see distan...
what are the anatomical details of the musculoskeletal system -ANSWER bones joints tendons ligaments muscle what is the horse skeleton divided into? -ANSWER axial skeleton (head and spine) appendicular (limbs and cavity) three muscle types -ANSWER cardia smooth skeletal what is a...
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Add to cartwhat are the anatomical details of the musculoskeletal system -ANSWER bones joints tendons ligaments muscle what is the horse skeleton divided into? -ANSWER axial skeleton (head and spine) appendicular (limbs and cavity) three muscle types -ANSWER cardia smooth skeletal what is a...
Caudal -ANSWER towards the tail Cranial -ANSWER toward the head Dorsal -ANSWER toward the back Ventral -ANSWER Toward the belly Distal -ANSWER Away from torso/mid-section Proximal -ANSWER Toward torso/body Lateral -ANSWER Away from the midline of the body; toward the outer edge ...
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Add to cartCaudal -ANSWER towards the tail Cranial -ANSWER toward the head Dorsal -ANSWER toward the back Ventral -ANSWER Toward the belly Distal -ANSWER Away from torso/mid-section Proximal -ANSWER Toward torso/body Lateral -ANSWER Away from the midline of the body; toward the outer edge ...
What are health observations of a healthy horse? -ANSWER - shiny coat and tail -alert - body score ~5 -good posture - no discharge from eyes and ears List the clinical signs and TPR of a horse with a non-infectious disease: - Heart rate - Respiration -Temperature - Behavior -ANSWER -Heart...
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Add to cartWhat are health observations of a healthy horse? -ANSWER - shiny coat and tail -alert - body score ~5 -good posture - no discharge from eyes and ears List the clinical signs and TPR of a horse with a non-infectious disease: - Heart rate - Respiration -Temperature - Behavior -ANSWER -Heart...
Pathology -ANSWER the study of the essential nature of diseases and especially of the structural and functional changes produced by them disease -ANSWER A structural or functional change in the body that is harmful to the organism Where does a disease occur? -ANSWER When the cellular environme...
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Add to cartPathology -ANSWER the study of the essential nature of diseases and especially of the structural and functional changes produced by them disease -ANSWER A structural or functional change in the body that is harmful to the organism Where does a disease occur? -ANSWER When the cellular environme...
T/F The risks for infectious diseases in horses is low due to the 100% efficacy of vaccinations -ANSWER False when cleaning stalls or having visiting personnel, such as farrier, it is best to follow which plan on seeing which horses first? -ANSWER work on the most at risk groups first then move t...
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Add to cartT/F The risks for infectious diseases in horses is low due to the 100% efficacy of vaccinations -ANSWER False when cleaning stalls or having visiting personnel, such as farrier, it is best to follow which plan on seeing which horses first? -ANSWER work on the most at risk groups first then move t...
feral horses can spend up to 80% of the day foraging compared to stalled horses that eat only 1-2 hours a day -ANSWER true coprophagy is common in what kind of horses -ANSWER foals and young horses which of the following behaviors are particularly caused by stall confinement? -ANSWER weaving a...
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Add to cartferal horses can spend up to 80% of the day foraging compared to stalled horses that eat only 1-2 hours a day -ANSWER true coprophagy is common in what kind of horses -ANSWER foals and young horses which of the following behaviors are particularly caused by stall confinement? -ANSWER weaving a...
What does TPR stand for? -ANSWER temperature pulse and respiration What is the normal temperature of a horse? -ANSWER 99.5 - 101.4 What is the normal pulse rate of a horse? -ANSWER 60 beats per minute What is the normal respiration rate of a horse? -ANSWER 8-16 breaths per minute What do...
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Add to cartWhat does TPR stand for? -ANSWER temperature pulse and respiration What is the normal temperature of a horse? -ANSWER 99.5 - 101.4 What is the normal pulse rate of a horse? -ANSWER 60 beats per minute What is the normal respiration rate of a horse? -ANSWER 8-16 breaths per minute What do...
changes in weather/environment -ANSWER when assessing whether a horse is alert or dull and unwilling to move in a health assessment, what factors should be taken into consideration? daylight, temperature -ANSWER horse coat length responds to _____________, not ___________ atrophy and asymmetry...
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Add to cartchanges in weather/environment -ANSWER when assessing whether a horse is alert or dull and unwilling to move in a health assessment, what factors should be taken into consideration? daylight, temperature -ANSWER horse coat length responds to _____________, not ___________ atrophy and asymmetry...
Cranial -ANSWER Toward the head Caudal -ANSWER Toward the tail Rostral -ANSWER Toward the nose, when in the head Dorsal -ANSWER Toward the back Ventral -ANSWER Toward the belly Proximal -ANSWER Toward the torso/mid-section Distal -ANSWER Away from the torso/mid-section Medial -A...
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Add to cartCranial -ANSWER Toward the head Caudal -ANSWER Toward the tail Rostral -ANSWER Toward the nose, when in the head Dorsal -ANSWER Toward the back Ventral -ANSWER Toward the belly Proximal -ANSWER Toward the torso/mid-section Distal -ANSWER Away from the torso/mid-section Medial -A...
The etiological agent for tetanus is: -ANSWER Clostridium tetani The AGID test (also known as the Coggins Test) is used to diagnose: -ANSWER Equine Infectious Anemia What is the Agar Gel Immunodiffusion Test? -ANSWER The Coggins Test, used to test for Equine Infectious Anemia. Lyme Disease ...
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Add to cartThe etiological agent for tetanus is: -ANSWER Clostridium tetani The AGID test (also known as the Coggins Test) is used to diagnose: -ANSWER Equine Infectious Anemia What is the Agar Gel Immunodiffusion Test? -ANSWER The Coggins Test, used to test for Equine Infectious Anemia. Lyme Disease ...
Tools for TPR -ANSWER stethoscope thermometer watch bandaging material -ANSWER roll cotton self-adhesive wrap tape/elasticon guaze squares roll gauze telfa pads scissors antiseptics/analgesics -ANSWER nitrofurazone ointment betadine/chlorhexidine scrub triple antibiotic ointment ...
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Add to cartTools for TPR -ANSWER stethoscope thermometer watch bandaging material -ANSWER roll cotton self-adhesive wrap tape/elasticon guaze squares roll gauze telfa pads scissors antiseptics/analgesics -ANSWER nitrofurazone ointment betadine/chlorhexidine scrub triple antibiotic ointment ...
WHAT ARE THE THREE TYPES OF 'BAND' THAT FORM A HORSE HERD? - ANSWERSHAREM/FAMILY MARE AND OFFSPRING BACHELOR free roaming, close contact with other horses, can reproduce, family 'bands', seasonal changes in feed WHAT IS THE HAREM/FAMILY BAND? - ANSWERS-stable core of mares (over 4 y...
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Add to cartWHAT ARE THE THREE TYPES OF 'BAND' THAT FORM A HORSE HERD? - ANSWERSHAREM/FAMILY MARE AND OFFSPRING BACHELOR free roaming, close contact with other horses, can reproduce, family 'bands', seasonal changes in feed WHAT IS THE HAREM/FAMILY BAND? - ANSWERS-stable core of mares (over 4 y...
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3 types of herds/bands -ANSWER Harem/Family Mare & offspring Bachelor Harem/family herds -ANSWER - Stable core of mares > 4 years old - One or more stallion - Immature offspring Mare & offspring band -ANSWER - No stallion - Usually together for 6 months Bachelor herd -ANSWER - Youn...
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Add to cart3 types of herds/bands -ANSWER Harem/Family Mare & offspring Bachelor Harem/family herds -ANSWER - Stable core of mares > 4 years old - One or more stallion - Immature offspring Mare & offspring band -ANSWER - No stallion - Usually together for 6 months Bachelor herd -ANSWER - Youn...
What order should horses be fed? -ANSWER Horses should be fed in order of increasing risk for carrying a disease. Horses with the weakest immune system should be handled and fed first before horses with a higher exposure risk. The order should be the youngest, foals and broodmares, weanlings, older ...
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Add to cartWhat order should horses be fed? -ANSWER Horses should be fed in order of increasing risk for carrying a disease. Horses with the weakest immune system should be handled and fed first before horses with a higher exposure risk. The order should be the youngest, foals and broodmares, weanlings, older ...
heaves (RAO- recurrent airway obstruction) -ANSWER used to be called COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease); inflammatory and obstructive airway disease that afflicts older horses *no healing* respiratory system -ANSWER limiting athletic factor Northern -ANSWER heaves is more prevalent i...
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Add to cartheaves (RAO- recurrent airway obstruction) -ANSWER used to be called COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease); inflammatory and obstructive airway disease that afflicts older horses *no healing* respiratory system -ANSWER limiting athletic factor Northern -ANSWER heaves is more prevalent i...
Dorsal -ANSWER relating to the upper side, or back of an animal Ventral -ANSWER relating to the underside of an animal Cranial -ANSWER anterior; relating to the skull or cranium Caudal -ANSWER posterior; of or like a tail Proximal -ANSWER closer to the origin of the body part or the poin...
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Add to cartDorsal -ANSWER relating to the upper side, or back of an animal Ventral -ANSWER relating to the underside of an animal Cranial -ANSWER anterior; relating to the skull or cranium Caudal -ANSWER posterior; of or like a tail Proximal -ANSWER closer to the origin of the body part or the poin...
How many horses are there in the world? - ANSWER58 million How many horses are there in the US? Top 3 states? - ANSWER7.2 million - Texas: 767,100 - California: 534,500 - Florida: 387,100 How many horses are in tennessee? - ANSWER165,800 (14th place) How much does the horse industry cont...
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Add to cartHow many horses are there in the world? - ANSWER58 million How many horses are there in the US? Top 3 states? - ANSWER7.2 million - Texas: 767,100 - California: 534,500 - Florida: 387,100 How many horses are in tennessee? - ANSWER165,800 (14th place) How much does the horse industry cont...
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