OSTEOLOGY

75問 • 1年前

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spine fades out distally and has trapezius tubercle

Horse

spine extends up to dorsal border and distinctly triangular

has prominent trapezius tubercle that overhangs infraspinous fossa

Pig

spine bisects laterally and there is distinct acromion

Dog

bicipital groove opposite the humeral head is divided by a ridge

Horse

massive lateral tuberosity overhangs the bicipital groove

lateral tuberosity almost converts bicipital groove into foramen

Pig

there is a single lateral tuberosity and at distal end, the coronoid and olecranon fossa communicates with supratrochlear foramen

Dog

ulna is fused 2/3 with radius

Horse

Ulna is complete and extends up to distal ends

ulna is slender and not necessary fused

Sheep

ulna is massive and articulates with radius and ulna carpal

Pig

ulna is separate and at proximal end, there are 3 distinct prominences

Dog

Wing of ilium has gluteal line

Horse

has distinct prominences on sciatic tuber, has wider obturator foramen and shard medial border

the long axis of ilium and ischium forms a neatly straight line

Sheep

wing of ilium is divided into 2 fossae by a distinct ridge

Pig

wing of ilium is distinctly concave

Dog

3 prominent trochanters are present

Horse

has less prominent trochanter

same with ox, but more smaller and slender

Sheep

characteristically smaller than ox and horse but has massive shaft

Pig

size and outline are almost same with sheep, but are more slender

Dog

only the head and the shaft of fibula are well developed

Horse

Fibula is incomplete

tibial crest is long and distinct

Pig

Has short, prominent tibial crest marked with impression

Dog

Brooch bone

Fibula

Round bone

Femur

Blade bone

Scapula

Clod bone

Humerus

Voluntary as far as the base of the heart

Horse

Easily dilatable and voluntary throughout

Voluntary till last few inches near the cardia

Pig

Voluntary throughout and has constriction

Dog

Constriction limited to esophagus of dog

Isthmus oesophagi

Stomach capacity is 3 gallons

Horse

Stomach capacity is 2 gallons

Pig

Stomach capacity is 4 pints, pear-shaped and distensible

Dog

Separates non-glandular from glandular region

Margo plicatus

Occupies most of the left half of the abdominal cavity from the 7th intercostals space to the pelvic inlet.

Rumen

The most anterior and smallest of the non-glandular stomachs.

Reticulum

lies chiefly on the right side of the mid-line from the 7th to the 11th ribs.

Omasum

An elongated sac which lies chiefly on the abdominal floor.

Abomasum

Small intestine is 70 feet in length; duodenum has a pouch (diverticulum duodeni)

Horse

Small intestine is 130 feet in length; duodenum commences with a sigmoid flexure

Small intestine is 80 feet in length

Sheep

Small intestine is 60 feet in length

Pig

Small intestine is 13 feet in length

Dog

Has small and large colon

Horse

Caecum has no taeniae or haustra

Has no gall bladder

Horse

Liver not divided into lobes

Same as ox but caudate process not visible from parietal surface

Sheep

Parenchyma has a morocco leather appearance

Pig

Parietal surface is extremely convex

Dog

Has dorsal and ventral ducts

Horse

Pancreas is quadrilateral in shape

Only ventral duct persists

Sheep

Triradiate in shape, has a single duct

Pig

Comprised of right and left branches

Dog

Spleen is triangular in shape; suspensory ligament present

Horse

Elongated with round extremities, short hilus, no suspensory ligament

Spleen is same as ox but shape is triangular

Sheep

Spleen is strap-like and has long hilus

Pig

Spleen is falciform, long narrow, hilus is longitudinal ridge

Dog

Soft palate is long, precluding oral breathing and vomiting

Horse

Bean-shaped circumscribed tonsil situated in sinus

Soft palate frequently has small median prolongatic termed the uvula

Pig

Fusiform tonsil situated in sinus

Dog

Hard palate divided into two equal portion by the central raphe

Horse

Anterior portion forms the prominent dental pad

Can be distinguished from Ox by the fact that the rugae are not serrated

Sheep

Hard palate is long and narrow and equal in width throughout

Pig

Widest about the 4th cheek tooth. Median raphe usually replaced by small ridge.

Dog

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問題一覧

spine fades out distally and has trapezius tubercle

Horse

spine extends up to dorsal border and distinctly triangular

has prominent trapezius tubercle that overhangs infraspinous fossa

Pig

spine bisects laterally and there is distinct acromion

Dog

bicipital groove opposite the humeral head is divided by a ridge

Horse

massive lateral tuberosity overhangs the bicipital groove

lateral tuberosity almost converts bicipital groove into foramen

Pig

there is a single lateral tuberosity and at distal end, the coronoid and olecranon fossa communicates with supratrochlear foramen

Dog

ulna is fused 2/3 with radius

Horse

Ulna is complete and extends up to distal ends

ulna is slender and not necessary fused

Sheep

ulna is massive and articulates with radius and ulna carpal

Pig

ulna is separate and at proximal end, there are 3 distinct prominences

Dog

Wing of ilium has gluteal line

Horse

has distinct prominences on sciatic tuber, has wider obturator foramen and shard medial border

the long axis of ilium and ischium forms a neatly straight line

Sheep

wing of ilium is divided into 2 fossae by a distinct ridge

Pig

wing of ilium is distinctly concave

Dog

3 prominent trochanters are present

Horse

has less prominent trochanter

same with ox, but more smaller and slender

Sheep

characteristically smaller than ox and horse but has massive shaft

Pig

size and outline are almost same with sheep, but are more slender

Dog

only the head and the shaft of fibula are well developed

Horse

Fibula is incomplete

tibial crest is long and distinct

Pig

Has short, prominent tibial crest marked with impression

Dog

Brooch bone

Fibula

Round bone

Femur

Blade bone

Scapula

Clod bone

Humerus

Voluntary as far as the base of the heart

Horse

Easily dilatable and voluntary throughout

Voluntary till last few inches near the cardia

Pig

Voluntary throughout and has constriction

Dog

Constriction limited to esophagus of dog

Isthmus oesophagi

Stomach capacity is 3 gallons

Horse

Stomach capacity is 2 gallons

Pig

Stomach capacity is 4 pints, pear-shaped and distensible

Dog

Separates non-glandular from glandular region

Margo plicatus

Occupies most of the left half of the abdominal cavity from the 7th intercostals space to the pelvic inlet.

Rumen

The most anterior and smallest of the non-glandular stomachs.

Reticulum

lies chiefly on the right side of the mid-line from the 7th to the 11th ribs.

Omasum

An elongated sac which lies chiefly on the abdominal floor.

Abomasum

Small intestine is 70 feet in length; duodenum has a pouch (diverticulum duodeni)

Horse

Small intestine is 130 feet in length; duodenum commences with a sigmoid flexure

Small intestine is 80 feet in length

Sheep

Small intestine is 60 feet in length

Pig

Small intestine is 13 feet in length

Dog

Has small and large colon

Horse

Caecum has no taeniae or haustra

Has no gall bladder

Horse

Liver not divided into lobes

Same as ox but caudate process not visible from parietal surface

Sheep

Parenchyma has a morocco leather appearance

Pig

Parietal surface is extremely convex

Dog

Has dorsal and ventral ducts

Horse

Pancreas is quadrilateral in shape

Only ventral duct persists

Sheep

Triradiate in shape, has a single duct

Pig

Comprised of right and left branches

Dog

Spleen is triangular in shape; suspensory ligament present

Horse

Elongated with round extremities, short hilus, no suspensory ligament

Spleen is same as ox but shape is triangular

Sheep

Spleen is strap-like and has long hilus

Pig

Spleen is falciform, long narrow, hilus is longitudinal ridge

Dog

Soft palate is long, precluding oral breathing and vomiting

Horse

Bean-shaped circumscribed tonsil situated in sinus

Soft palate frequently has small median prolongatic termed the uvula

Pig

Fusiform tonsil situated in sinus

Dog

Hard palate divided into two equal portion by the central raphe

Horse

Anterior portion forms the prominent dental pad

Can be distinguished from Ox by the fact that the rugae are not serrated

Sheep

Hard palate is long and narrow and equal in width throughout

Pig

Widest about the 4th cheek tooth. Median raphe usually replaced by small ridge.

Dog