Equine Medicine flashcards
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This Equine Medicine page on GoConqr gathers community-made flashcards on topics from horse passports and parasite control to colic and metabolic disease. University students and professional candidates can practice recall, while teachers can find ready-made questions for their classes. There are over 70 flashcard resources for university and professional study. Explore a deck that fits your topic.
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- Equine Health Assessment5
- Equine Parasite Control9
- Equine Infectious Diseases9
- Equine Respiratory Diseases9
- Equine Colic and Endotoxaemia14
- Equine Digestive Diseases7
- Equine Metabolic and Liver Disease10
- Equine Blood Disorders5
- Equine Lameness Examination10
- Equine Muscle and Orthopaedic Disorders9
- Foal and Equine Reproductive Medicine7
Flashcards
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10 cardsEquine Passports Describe the aims of a horse passport and why they are important? (2)
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100 cardsMS (Exam 4) What is the most common cause of lameness?
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59 cardsEquine Metabolic Diseases What is the Pathogenesis of Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS)?
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86 cardsFoal medicine 1 In the first 7 days of life are foals just small adults?
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59 cardsEquine: Urinary tract disease What is the difference between Polyuria and Pollakuria?
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83 cardsEquine neoplasia - YE What are the top 3 external tumours of horses?
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99 cardsColic etc What indicates the pain has passed?
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52 cardsEquine Anaemia What is the definition of anaemia?
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41 cardsEquine Medicine: Control of alimentary parasites What are the types of Endoparasites?
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78 cardsEquine critical care Why do horses colic?
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32 cardsEquine Muscle Diseases What are the main diagnostic techniques for investigating muscle disease?
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36 cardsHorses Viral foal diarrhoea aetiology?
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17 cardsEquine Muscle What are the 3 responses of muscle to injury?
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33 cardsSustainable control of parasites in horses What is the main route of transmission in the horse?
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19 cardsBVetMed4: Equine Lameness Exam What is the correct sequence of a lameness exam in a horse?
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16 cardsColic in the horse What is the normal heart rate of a horse?
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22 cardsBVetMed4: Equine Foot What is the weak point of the hoof capsule?
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95 cardsEquine Notifiable Diseases - VR Why is it important to know about equine notifiable diseases?
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97 cardsEquine haematological disorders - VR What is the peripheral blood evaluation done for?
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53 cards3. Dental treatments What is the exception to the UK legislation on diagnosis and treatment in horses mouth being an act of vete...
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68 cardsAcute and chronic diarrhoea What are features about the amount of diarrhoea that horses can produce?
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50 cardsEquine Muscle Diseases How can muscle disorders be categorised?
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87 cardsPrevious exam questions 193.212 What is the trigger for brumination?
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41 cardsIcterus in the Horse What is SHED C
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61 cardsEquine Metabolic Syndrome; hyperlipaemia; hypocalcaemia What is a typical case of equine metabolic syndrome (EMS)?
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58 cardsEquine ID What is the latin name for strangles?
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44 cardsEquine case: pony with wound When an owner says knee of a horse where do they actually mean?
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38 cardsColic, Endotoxaemia and Laminitis How would you prepare horse for rectal examination in colic case?
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71 cardsEquine Colic with stewart Is colic an emergency?
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56 cardsEquine What is the likely diagnosis? Signalment? What causes them? What are the common site? How do you diagnose?
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52 cardsEquine practicals What is the lung field?
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37 cardsEquine Infectious Diseases and Annual Health Review What is the aetiological agent that causes STRANGLES?
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36 cardsEquine case What is meant by making a noise?
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25 cardsColic in the horse - part 1 What are some clinical sign of a less severe/mild colic?
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54 cardsHS Disease Pt 2 What bacteria causes tetanus?
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29 cards7. Metacarpal/ tarsal Tendon and Ligament injuries What is the aetiopathogenesis of a "Strain"?
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39 cards8. Carpus, Elbow and Shoulder What are the carpal bones?
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23 cardsExamination of the Lame Horse What is the Technique for Examining the Lame horse?
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22 cardsStrangles Which pathogen causes strangles in horses and is it normally found in the respiratory tract?
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41 cardsEquine ID -Respiratory What is the medical name for strangles?
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About equine medicine flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat the equine medicine flashcards cover
These decks use questions to help you practice recalling details about equine medicine. Topics include parasite transmission and control, urinary tract problems, metabolic disease and colic. Other cards ask about horse passports, including when a horse needs one and how to get it.
For a focused starting point, choose Equine Passports if you want to practice those requirements. For clinical questions, Colic in the horse asks about signs of pain and questions to ask an owner. Equine Anaemia covers its definition and mechanisms.
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Answer each question before checking the card, then return to questions you found difficult. Group your study by topic: for example, use the parasite control deck to practice transmission and control questions together. If you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz when you want to check recall in another format.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Start with Equine Passports if you want to practice questions about passport requirements. For a clinical topic, Colic in the horse asks about signs of pain and questions to ask an owner. Your choice depends on which part of equine medicine you want to study.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover horse passports, colic, parasite control, foal medicine, urinary tract disease and metabolic disease, among other topics. Questions in Equine Anaemia include its definition and mechanisms, while the parasite control deck asks about transmission and the use of worming treatments.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.