Functional Anatomy for the Performance Dog – Lesson 1 Quiz

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Which of the below are not a descriptor of or not a factor when discussing Functional Anatomy?
- Locomotion is a complex interaction of nerves, muscles, tendons, bones and other associated tissues
- Any action or non-action involves conscious and unconscious multi-tissue activity
- The musculoskeletal system can be divided into two general groups, the Axial segments and the Appendicular segments
- For those who work with or manage performance dogs, it is unimportant to have a good understanding of the anatomical systems involved with movement
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Which of the below are not a descriptor of or not a factor when discussing Skin?
- Skin is not considered an organ of the body
- Skin acts as a barrier and provides physical protection
- Skin plays an important role in temperature regulation
- Skin provides sensory perception
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Which of the below are not a descriptor of or not a factor when discussing Bones?
- Bones provide the structural framework of the body
- Bones have only one shape and are all the same
- Long bones are typically long and cylindrical in shape
- Vertebral and short bones are typically cubed in shape
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Which of the below are not a descriptor of or not a factor when discussing Muscle?
- Of the three types of muscle, skeletal muscles play a greater role in movement and locomotion than the other muscle types
- Postural muscles act upon gravity, maintain postural integrity and have continual activity in the awake animal
- Phasic muscles are not available on demand and do not play a role in locomotion
- Postural muscles are typically slow-twitch fibers and phasic muscles are typically fast-twitch fibers
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Which of the below are not a descriptor of or not a factor when discussing Tendons?
- Tendons connect bone to bone
- Tendons are very strong connective tissues that transmit mechanical forces
- The distal limb has a high concentration of exposed tendons
- Tendons don’t have a great blood supply and this hinders their healing processes and times
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Which of the below are not a descriptor of or not a factor when discussing Ligaments?
- Ligaments are made up of strong connective tissues made of collagen fibers
- Ligaments connect muscle to bone
- Ligaments stabilize the joint and help to prevent joint dislocation
- Ligaments don’t have a great blood supply and this hinders their healing processes and times
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Which of the below are not a descriptor of or not a factor when discussing Nerves?
- Nerves stimulate muscles
- The nervous system is a complex system, using sensory information to direct muscles to work together, resulting in smooth movement or a stable stance
- Nerves influence activity at all levels, from the motor unit to movement memory by the brain
- The motor unit includes all of the body’s nerves stimulating the bones themselves to move
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Functional Anatomy for the Performance Dog – Lesson 1 Quiz

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