Lungs
Limbs
Limbs
Body
Head
100

loss of elasticity in the lungs

Heaving

100

Inflammation of the navicular bone and bursa

Navicular disease

100

What is founder/laminitis 

inflammation of the sensitive laminae that attach the hoof to the flesh portion of the hoof

100

Muscle atrophy of the shoulder

Sweeney

100
impaired vision, cloudiness of the cornea, and white coloring

Blindness

200

Describe a symptom of Heaving

the contraction of the flank muscles during expiration

200

Bowed tendons

thickening of the back surface of the leg immediately above the felock

200

contracted heel

back of the foot becomes narrower than normal

200

Fistulous Wither

Information affecting the withers (similar to poll evil)

200

Bad mouth

describes various jaw or tooth misalignments

300

What's the name for "Paralysis of the vocal cord nerve resulting in roaring or whistling while inhaling" 

Roaring

300

knee is in front of the plumb line

bucked kneew

300

sidebones

ossification of the lateral carilages of the foot, often due to concussion

300

a fracture of the external angle of the hip bone

knocked down hip

300

A lesion or sore on the poll of the house

Poll evil

400

pressing the upper front teeth on an object, while pulling backwards and sucking air into the stomach

wind sucking

400

camped out

The knee is behind the plumb line

400

How is founder/laminitis caused

happens when horses consume unlimited grain

400

weaving

a rhythmic shifting of the weight from one front foot to the other

400

The horse drops food while eating due to mouth or teeth problems

Quidding

500

Describe a cause of heaving

this can be caused by a dusty atmosphere or hay

500

Bog spavin

soft fluctuating enlargement located at the upper part of the hock due to a disruption of the joint capsule

500

splints

inflamation of the ligament holind splint bones, leading to bony growths

500

causes that lead to weaving 

caused by idleness in confined spaces

500

Cribbing 

horses grasp an object between their teeth and apply pressure, gradually gnawing away an object

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