Name some Describe 5 Name and Mount’s Diseases and symptoms of a common locate on a conformation disorders sick or injured unsoundnesses mount the in relation to associated with mount that as to local on following soundness. skeletal would cause and outward unsoundness: system. you to seek appearance. ringbone, curb, Common help. bowed causes, specific Lameness tendons, locations, inner Discuss associated with sidebone, structure(s) Identify at least possible effects listed spavin, navicu- involved and 20 parts of the of poor conformation lar, splint, conformation mount, to bandaging faults. Uses thoroughpin, faults that include hock, technique. and limitations sprains. contribute to: gaskin, withers, of horses with bog spavins, croup, fetlock, listed bone spavins, and pastern. conformation bowed faults. tendons, bucked shins, Functional cracks, corns, anatomy. curb, navicular, osselets, Biomechanics ringbone, of movement. sidebone, splints, suspensory problems, thoroughpins. Leg Anatomy D Level: C Level and Up (USPC Manual HA-A Level p. 332-337):
Name some symptoms of a sick or injured mount that would cause you to seek help. Identify at least 20 parts of the mount, to include hock, gaskin, withers, croup, fetlock, and pastern. Describe 5 common unsoundnesses as to local on and outward appearance. Discuss possible effects of poor bandaging technique. Name and locate on a mount the following unsoundness: ringbone, curb, bowed tendons, sidebone, spavin, navicu- lar, splint, thoroughpin, sprains. Mount’s conformation in relation to soundness. Common causes, specific locations, inner structure(s) involved and conformation faults that contribute to: bog spavins, bone spavins, bowed tendons, bucked shins, cracks, corns, curb, navicular, osselets, ringbone, sidebone, splints, suspensory problems, thoroughpins. Diseases and disorders associated with skeletal system. Lameness associated with listed conformation faults. Uses and limitations of horses with listed conformation faults. Functional anatomy. Biomechanics of movement. Leg Anatomy D Level: C Level and Up (USPC Manual HA-A Level p. 332-337):