In the horse, what organ secretes bile into the small intestine?

The nerve responsible for the sense of smell is the _________.

The nerve that aids in vision is the _______.

The nerve that motors the muscles of the tongue is the _______.

The nerve that regulates the movement of the diaghram is the _______.

When the toe of the hind foot hits the sole area of the forefoot on the same side it is known as _______.

Contact on the inside of the diagonal fore and hind feet is known as _________.

When the toe of the hind foot catches the forefoot on the same side, usually at the heel, it is known as ________.

When the toe of the front foot hits the hairline at the coronary band or above on the hind foot of the same side it is known as ________.

A laborious, inefficient gait of wide-fronted horses is known as _____.

When an intestinal segment has become twisted or trapped in an abnormal position it is known as _______ colic.

Blockage of intestinal tract with normal ingesta is known as ______ colic.

Irregular muscle contractions of the intestinal tract is known as ___ colic.

Upset in gas and/or fluid production in the digestive tract is known as ____ colic.

When a loop of intestine is entrapped by a normal or abnormal abdominal structure it is known as _______ colic.

___________ can be more serious than they appear and are characterized by a small skin opening.

Torn edges and irregular shape characterize a ____________.

Superficial skin wounds resulting from rubbing or scraping against an irritant surface are known as _________.

_________ have clean straight edges and often bleed quite freely.

A ________ wound is when the entrance is through on of the body cavities such as the thorax or abdomen and are very serious.

*Where on the horse is the pastern bone located?

White strip covering coronary band is known as a _____ leg marking.

White from coronet to and including the fetlock is known as a _________ leg marking.

White from coronet to mid cannon is known as a _______ leg marking.

White from coronet to knee or hock is known as a ____ leg marking.

White from coronet to and including the pastern is known as a ____ leg marking.

Which is NOT a factor of conformation?

A horse that has too much belly is said to be what?

At what degree angle should the neck join the shoulder?

What is it called when the lower jaw is shorter than the upper jaw?

*What part of the body supports the weight of the saddle and rider?

A horse that fits together well and has equal sized fore and hindquarters is said to be...

Spring time is the most common time of the year for barn fires

Flammable materials should not be stored in the barn

The fire department’s phone number should be posted in your barn

Hay, straw, and shavings are highly flammable

The function of saliva is to moisten food to help with _________.

Pressing the thumb against the upper gum of the horses mouth for a few seconds and then releasing and looking at the color is a way to test the horse’s _______.

Urine that is a brownish-green color may indicate that your horse has __________.

Oxygen is taken in by the horse during respiration.

Air passes through the pharynx and larynx before entering the trachea.

The horse’s vocal cords are located in the nose.

When horses breath in, the diaphragm and muscles in the rib expand the chest.

During exercise, horses need less oxygen then when they are resting.

Which is an unsoundness of the head?

Which is a blemish of the leg?

What part of the body does stringhalt affect?

Which of the following is a blemish?

Which of the following is an unsoundness?

What part of the body does thrush affect?

What is the basic unit of inheritance?

What is the genetic makeup of a horse known as?

What is a cross between a jackass and a mare called?

What is the designation of a mare’s sex chromosome pair?

What is the placenta called after it leaves the mare’s body?

The genetic material of living cellular organisms is known as __________.