27 Questions
What is a common clinical sign associated with non-articular fractures of the distal phalanx?
Increased digital pulses
Which type of fracture of the Distal Phalanx is the most common P3 fracture?
Type 2
What is a key point regarding Type 4 fractures of the Distal Phalanx?
Involves the extensor process
What is a common treatment method for non-articular fractures of the Distal Phalanx?
Fiberglass casting tape
What is a characteristic clinical sign of fractures of the Navicular Bone?
Sensitivity to hoof testers
What is a suggested treatment option for fractures of the Navicular Bone causing chronic lameness?
Lag screw fixation
Which clinical sign is typically associated with Navicular Disease?
Pointing or stumbling
What type of radiographic finding is common in Navicular Disease?
Medullary lysis / cyst formation
Which diagnostic procedure involves a PDN block of the LF before lunging?
Diagnostic Analgesia
What is a common diagnosis method for localizing Navicular Disease?
Ultrasound
Which bone structure is often affected by medullary sclerosis in cases of Navicular Disease?
Navicular bone
What is a common clinical finding associated with Navicular Disease?
Forelimb lameness – often bilateral
What is the most common cause of acute lameness in horses?
Sub-solar abscess
What diagnostic sign may be present in a horse with a subsolar abscess?
Elevated digital pulses
What is the main treatment for a subsolar abscess in horses?
Drainage
What is the recommended treatment for Subsolar Abscess until the infection is resolved?
Applying a poultice
What is a common cause of Solar Bruises according to the text?
Pressure from improper shoeing
How are Solar Bruises typically diagnosed?
Radiography
What is a key recommendation in treating Pedal Osteitis?
Resting the affected foot
What is a characteristic clinical sign of Pedal Osteitis according to the text?
Worse lameness on hard surfaces
In what situation is Puncture Wounds considered a surgical emergency according to the text?
When there is career/life-threatening injury
Which structure is involved in puncture wounds that can lead to lameness?
Deep digital flexor tendon
What is the clinical sign associated with chronic puncture wounds?
Severe lameness
How is the diagnosis of puncture wounds typically confirmed?
Radiography
What is a treatment option for puncture wounds involving a foreign body?
Systemic antimicrobials
In what limb is the prognosis generally better for puncture wounds?
Hindlimb
What is the treatment of choice for arthroscopic debridement in puncture wounds?
Arthroscopic debridement
Test your knowledge on treating subsolar abscess, corns, and bruised soles in horses. Learn about using NSAIDs, antibiotics, poultices, and bandages for foot care. Understand the prognosis and treatment options for these common equine foot conditions.
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