Functional Anatomy for the Performance Dog – Lesson 2 Quiz

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Which of the below are not a descriptor of or not a factor when discussing Skeletal Joints?
- Bones are joined together by joints
- Non-synovial joints include types that are named Synostosis, Synarthrosis & Symphysis
- Hepatic Canteenage covers the ends of the bones that meet each other in a joint
- In synovial joints, a joint capsule surrounds the joint
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Which of the below are not a descriptor of or not a factor when discussing Synovial Joints?
- A synovial joint does not have a capsule that surrounds it
- The joint capsule is made up of two layers
- The outer layer helps provide support and contains nerve endings
- The synovia of the inner layer produces hyaluronic acid and phagocytes
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Skin has adaptations according to the body’s needs. Which of the below statements are not true?
- The buccal skin is at the transition from the outer to inner mouth
- Skin is a covering that has unimportant role in the body
- Paw pads are adapted skin, designed to protect the skin and body from the various forces of impact
- The nasal variation is designed to enhance the olfactory senses and protect the entrance to the nasal cavity
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Which of the below are not a descriptor of or not a factor when discussing the Axillary Skeleton?
- The bones that make up the Axial Skeleton are the bones of the skull, the vertebrae and the ribs
- The epaxial muscles include the Longissimus group, the iliocostalis group and the splenius group
- The hypaxial muscles include the Iliopsoas, Psoas Minor, Quadratus Lumborum, Longus Coli and Capitus
- The carpal and tarsal bones are part of the Axillary Skeleton
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Functional Anatomy for the Performance Dog – Lesson 2 Quiz

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