Refer to Figure 5.  The quadriceps muscles are all able to extend the knee, but only one of these muscles is able to flex the thigh at the hip. Identify the quadriceps muscle that is able to flex the thigh, including the number for this muscle from the figure, and briefly explain what is different about this muscle compared to the other quadriceps that gives it this action.  NAME of muscle: LABEL for muscle: EXPLANATION for unique action:  

Refer to Figure 1.  The iliacus muscle can become injured with overuse and may experience partial or complete tears of the tendon at its insertion point if not allowed to recover. Identify the boney landmark for this injury including the name and label from the figure.  NAME of boney landmark: NUMBER form figure:

Refer to Figure 1 For each of these bones, identify if they are the left or right.  Bone A: Bone B: Bone C: Bone E:

Refer to Figure 4.  From the following list of numbered bones on the figure, select any that would only have ONE ossification center during development.

Refer to Figure 4.  NAME each of the numbered bones below. BE SPECIFIC! If there is more than one, use the correct directional or descriptive to correctly identify the indicated bone.  Bone #2: Bone #9: Bone #15:

At which location will you insert your necropsy knife to make your first cut when performing a necropsy?

Which type of inflammatory fluid is described as thick, stringy, elastic, whitish gray to yellow, and is easily removed from tissue and organ surfaces?

What structure do you puncture when you test for negative pressure during a necropsy?

Which of the following PPE items are required to be worn during any routine small or large animal necropsy? Which of the following PPE items are optional/recommended but not required? Use the dropdown menus to select the appropriate answer for each PPE item listed below. Eye protection (glasses/goggles) Rubber boots/plastic shoe covers Nitrile gloves/exam gloves Plastic apron Ear protection Mask

Which distribution pattern would you choose to describe a lesion affecting the entire tissue?