Question

question 43
1 pts
wobbler syndrome (cervical vertebral malformation) is a manifestation of developmental orthopedic disease characterized by compression of the cervical spinal cord by malformed or unstable cervical vertebrae. which of the following statements regarding wobbler syndrome is not true?
males are affected four times more frequently than are females.
thoroughbreds appear to be predisposed.
the forelimbs usually are more severely affected than the hindlimbs.
clinical signs of symmetric incoordination usually begin between 6 months and 3 years of age.

question 44
1 pts
equine recurrent uveitis (moon blindness) is the most common cause of blindness in horses. it is a/an
immune - mediated condition.
parasitic condition.
bacterial condition.
viral condition.

Explanation:

For Question 43: In Wobbler syndrome, the hind - limbs are usually more severely affected than the forelimbs, so the statement about forelimbs being more severely affected is false. For Question 44: Equine recurrent uveitis is an immune - mediated condition.

Answer:

Question 43: C. The forelimbs usually are more severely affected than the hindlimbs.
Question 44: A. Immune - mediated condition.