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Intro to lameness
What are the general parts of lam...,
What is the definition of lamenes...,
Fill in the blanks typically lame...
30
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Forelimb - static exam
What are the general principles o...,
Label this diagram with the bones,
Label this diagram with the joint...
11
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Forelimb - nerve blocks
What are the key principles of di...,
When should you not perform nerve...,
What order should you do nerve bl...
8
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Emergency fractures
How are fractures classified,
Describe this fracture how would ...,
Describe this fracture how would ...
20
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Equine Triage
What equine cases are emergencies,
When triaging equine cases you ne...,
A client sends you photos of thes...
8
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Equine first aid
What are the 7 steps to equine fi...,
What are the important factors to...,
9
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Equine rehabilitation
What are the client consideration...,
What,
What long term analgesia can be u...
9
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Fracture stabilisation
What adaptations of the ao princi...,
What are the 3 important steps in...,
What are the 4 ao principles of f...
6
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Emergency equine field radiography
What is the patient preperation f...,
What is the ideal place for equin...,
What equiment is needed for equin...
8
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Recognising and understanding soft tissue injuries
What losses are associated with s...,
How are tendons organised,
What happens t the lost energy be...
14
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Hindlimb static exam
What are you observing from a dis...,
What angluar deformities of the h...,
In what order would it be sensibl...
5
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Diagnostic imaging for soft tissue pathology
Is this lesion best described as ...,
Which structure is involved in th...,
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11
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Rehabilitation for horses with soft tissue injuries
What are the aims of rehabilittai...,
What rehab techniques have consis...,
What is used to benchmark and mon...
14
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Veterinary Treatment of Tendon & Ligament Injuries in Horses
What are the aims of first aid in...,
What does first aid consist of in...,
What are intralesional therapies ...
8
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Pathophysiology of muscular disorders
What are the general categories o...,
What is the most common muscular ...,
What are the causes of
14
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Treatment of muscle disease
What is the treatment for rhabdom...,
What is the management protocol f...,
What is the management for recurr...
9
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Diagnostic testing for muscle disease
What are the non specific markers...,
What would be a significant findi...,
How is urine a useful muscle marker
10
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Physiology and clinical presentation of muscle disease
What is a muscle cell called defi...,
What is stored in the sarcoplasmi...,
Describe the steps in neuromuscul...
12
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Intro to equine wound management
What are the types and definition...,
What are the 4 stages of wound he...,
What steps can be taken during th...
18
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Equine wound evaluation and treatment
What are the 4 important areas to...,
What are the steps to wound evalu...,
What should you include in your o...
18
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Diagnostic anaesthesia for hindlimb lameness
What perineural blocks of the hin...,
How can you restain a patient for...,
Should you clip a leg before join...
9
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Navicular degeneration
What are the structures highlight...,
What is navicular degeneration,
What is the aetiology and risk fa...
9
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Coffin OA
What signalment is most common in...,
What are predisposing factors for oa,
What history is associated with c...
14
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Intro to cases that block to the foot with no localising signs
What should you observe on static...,
Wh,
What nerve block is this what str...
16
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Soft tissue injuries within the hoof
What are the structures highlight...,
What are the stuctures in blue an...,
What are the structures drawn ont...
13
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Intro to increased digital pulses
Why does digital pulse increase i...,
How do you palpate the digital pulse,
What are you looking for on stati...
12
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Hoof abscess
What is a hoof abscess what are t...,
What are the clinical signs of ho...,
How do you diagnose a hoof abscess
7
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Distal phalangeal and distal sesamoidean fractures
What are the possible fractures i...,
What are the causes of p3 and nav...,
What is the diagnostic approach f...
14
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Solar bruising
What is the difference between th...,
What are solar bruises what occurs,
What are the clinical signs of so...
8
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Keratoma and Septic Pedal Osteitis
What is a keratoma describe the p...,
Where are keratomas most often fo...,
What history is commonly associat...
12
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Laminitis
What is laminitis,
What is the pathophysiology behin...,
What causes laminitis to develop
20
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