General and Comparative Anatomy flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 150 General and Comparative Anatomy flashcard decks, from small animal topography to equine limbs and reptile anatomy. They support university students and professional candidates practicing anatomical terms and structures, and teachers looking for ready-made material. Choose a deck to start studying.
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23 cardsANATOMICAL PLANES AND DIRECTIONS (ANIMAL NURSING) ANATOMICAL PLANES AND DIRECTIONS
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159 cardsSmall Animal Digestive Tracts 1&2 Which emryological structure is the lesser omentum derived from?
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67 cardsVETS1021 Name the structures
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134 cardsHearing What is sound?
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93 cardsLocomotor System Principles and Axial Skeleton (Practical) How is the movement of a bone or limb usually described?
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56 cards11. Pelvic limb III & bone disease What are possible conditions of the tibia?
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124 cardsReptile Anatomy 2 What is the only lizard that does not have legs?
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69 cards1. Locomotor system principles and axial skeleton What does externally rotate mean?
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90 cardsSmall Animal Pelvis and Reproduction 1 (Practical) Give 2 names for the region where the ureters join with the bladder
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49 cards10. Pelvic limb II What are the stifle conditions?
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101 cardsCardiovascular, Lymph and Urinary System
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40 cardsPelvic Limb Muscles Lab
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73 cardsEquine distal hindlimb Where do the extensors of the stifle run?
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75 cardsDissection of the chicken What is the keratinised part of the beak called?
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35 cardsVessels and Nerves of Thoracic Limb Components of the CNS:
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55 cardsTopography of Small Animal Abdomen (Practical) Which mesentery is the gastrosplenic ligament part of?
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49 cardsIntroduction to Locomotion and Spinal Anatomy How is directional terminology applied to the limbs?
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25 cardsLymphatic Drainage of Head & Neck What are the 2 main functions of lymph nodes?
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169 cardsClinical anatomy of the eye 1 +2 What does the position of the orbit affect ?
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65 cardsFlash cards-Head Cleft lip and palate?
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166 cardsAnatomy Exam 5
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120 cardsAvian anatomy JM Where are scales found on birds?
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55 cardsComparative locomotor anatomy stations What does polydactylous limbs mean?
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87 cardsEquine forelimb stations Where are the majority of lameness cases caused in the horse?
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103 cardsLarge Animal Reproductive System (Practical) Which 2 blood vessels drain the venous ring surrounding the base of the udder?
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102 cardsLarge animal digestive tract: stations including one health Practical Where does the base of the caecum lie in the horse?
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82 cardsEquine Forelimb Stations (Practical) Why is metacarpal II more prone to fracture than metacarpal IV?
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111 cardsLarge animal reproductive system stations practical Where is the venous ring located?
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139 cardsLesson 1. Section 1.3. Reading - Anatomy What are anatomical directional terms used to describe?
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107 cardsSmall animal abdominal wall and visceral topography practical What does the xiphoid process represent?
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66 cardsComparative Locomotor Anatomy (Station Practical) What is the projection of the lateral humerus below the greater tubercle?
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70 cardsCanine Hindlimb Stations (Practical) Is the pelvis part of the axial or appendicular skeleton?
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82 cardsCanine Distal Hindlimb Give 2 locations for palpation of a pulse in the hindlimb
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82 cardsintegumentary system what are some parts the integumentary system consists of?
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62 cardsUntitled
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79 cardsCanine Forelimb: Skeleton and Proximal Limb What type of joint attaches the forelimb to the trunk?
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47 cardsUntitled What are the three points of critical thinking?
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83 cardsCanine hindlimb dissection What is another name for the fibularis longus?
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83 cardsRodent Practical How does the general shape of the rat differ from the guinea pig?
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110 cardsEye
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These user-made decks offer questions on body regions, systems and species. Topography of Small Animal Abdomen (Practical) asks about structures including the mesentery and ligaments. Equine distal hindlimb covers muscles around the stifle, while Reptile Anatomy 2 asks about differences in body proportions and features.
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For a regional focus, start with the small animal abdomen deck. Its practical questions give you a way to check whether you can recall named structures. Read each question, try to answer it before turning the card, and return to terms you find difficult.
Move to another deck when you want to practice a different region or species. If you want to see how structures connect, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz there when you want another way to check your recall. Pick a topic and explore the cards.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck could I start with?
For a regional topic, start with Topography of Small Animal Abdomen (Practical). It asks about the mesentery and ligaments, giving you specific structures to practice recalling. If limb terminology is your focus, Introduction to Locomotion and Spinal Anatomy includes questions on directions and movements.
Do the flashcards cover different animals?
Yes. The listing includes decks on small animal anatomy, the equine distal hindlimb, reptile anatomy and chicken dissection. You can choose a deck by species or body region, depending on what you are studying. The questions vary, so check the deck content against your topic.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr.