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Vet 109

Ch 5,6

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Transitional epithelium Found in areas of the body required dot expand contract as part of their normal function
Exocrine glands Discharge secretions directly into nearby areas
Connective tissue fibers Reticular fibers - thin, delicate, branched networks of collagen
Mesh work Derived from mesoderm and is composed primarily of nonliving extracellular matrix
Medium= Transport
Edema = Space between tissues fills with excessive fluid
Brown adipose Is found in neonates/ hibernating animals to generate heat through non-shivering thermogenesis, a key survival adaptation in early life and during dormancy
Net like structure Framework of several organs
Elastic cartilage = ears I Make up the pinnae
Cutaneous membrane Level of skin
Skeletal muscle usually controlled through conscious effort
Second intention (wound healing) Edges of wound separated from each another---granulation tissue forms to close gap, scarring results
Melanocytes Produce melanin pigment
Dermis layers -Hair-nerve endings-glands-shoot muscles-blood vessels - lymphatic vessels
Sensory receptor Meissner’s corpuscles (touch)
Paw pads have 5 layers
Planum nasals have 3 layers
Planum nasolabiale (horses, cows) 3 layers
Cutaneous pouches in sheep Infolding'S -infraorbital pouches -interdigital pouches- inguinal pouches
Chestnuts = Higher
Ergots= Lower
Glands of the skin - Anal sacs can become blocked and need manual expression
Sebum Coats the base of the hair and surrounding skin
Sebum also… Has antibacterial and antifungal properties
Horses only bear weight.. On 3rd digit
Hoof Grows from coronary band downward
Skeletal foot of the horse includes- Distal sesamoid bone (navicular bone)
Digital cushion- A thick pad of fat and fibrous tissue lies beneath the sensitive frog
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