PPT-Hoof Anatomy

Equine ½ 2014 No foot no horse Feet are the foundation of the horse What are hooves designed for Support Weight Replenish Itself Absorb Shock Provide Traction Conduct Moisture . Equipment & Materials . ID. Ambubag. Anesthetic Machine. Animal Clippers. Autoclave. Autoclave Tape Indicator. Backhaus Towel Clamp. Balling Gun. Castration or Docking Bands. Bandaging Material- . Observations are:. The taxa we wish to study (the . ingroup. ). The characters (traits, features) possessed by the taxa. We seek to find the most parsimonious tree possible to explain the distribution of traits observed in the taxa. Definitions. . Unsoundness. . Any deviation in structure or function that interferes with a horse's intended use or performance. . Blemishes. Abnormalities which do not affect the intended use of the horse. lameness . through . a hoof health breeding index. Evgeny. Telezhenko PhD. Farm Health Planning – Coordinated by the Cattle Health and Welfare Group . and British . Cattle Veterinary Association. What . Hoof Balance. Matt McMillan, Ph.D.. Proximal. Nearest to point of attachment or torso. Distal. Furthest from point of attachment or torso. Medial. Towards the middle. Lateral. Towards the outside. Anterior. Introduction. How long have horseshoes been used on horses?. ~ 2,000 years . Why do we shoe horses?. To protect from excessive wear. Help prevent disease and injury. Neglect may lead to many problems and unsoundness. to Nepal. By Jonathan McLellan. Nepal. Located . between China and . India. GDP per capita is only . 241 US . dollars. On the Human Development Index it ranks 145. th. of 187 countries. Three physiographic areas . AGR 364. Introduction. How long have horseshoes been used on horses?. ~ 2,000 years . Why do we shoe horses?. To protect from excessive wear. Help prevent disease and injury. Neglect may lead to many problems and unsoundness. Functions of the Hoof. The main functions of the hoof are to:. Provide a weight bearing surface. Protect the sensitive internal structures of the foot. Maintain moisture in the foot. Provide grip. Act as a shock absorber. Hoof Health P gmy 9I8I • rgttmcma ry I:918 • Omm•gtOm Providing hoof tr : . Phylogenies. Depict ancestor and descendent relationships among organisms based on homology. These evolutionary relationships are represented by . cladograms. , branching diagrams that organize those relationships . Bands (Castration or docking). Centrifuge. Comb-Curry. Comb-flea. Comb-Scotch. Cover slips. Dehorner- Barnes. Dehorner- electronic. Dehorner- scoop or tube. Disposable hypodermic needles. (Plastic bottoms). A. Law-Abider Surprised. A Law-Abider Surprised. A Law-Abider Surprised. A Law-Abider Surprised. Challenges us to examine our prejudices. Challenges us to tear down cultural barriers. A Law-Abider Surprised. To analyze the functions of the external anatomy of livestock species.. To compare the external anatomy of various livestock species.. 2. Table of Contents. Anatomical Terms of Location. External Components of Livestock.