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questionnumber="3"

questionnumber="3"

question="The caudal third of a snake does not contain which of the following?"

question="In general, the caudal third of a snake does ''not'' contain which of the following?"

choice1="Kidneys"

choice1="Kidneys"

choice3="Pancreas"

choice3="Pancreas"

choice5="Spleen"

choice5="Spleen"

correctchoice="1"

correctchoice="1"

feedback1="'''Incorrect!''' Gastrosteges are enlarged ventral scales on the body which aid locomotion. The number of gastrosteges may be used in snake identification [[Snake Skin|WikiVet Article: Snake Skin]]."

feedback1="'''Incorrect!''' The kidneys can be found in the caudal third of the body. Although the internal organisation of organs vary between snake families and genera, it is important to know their approximate position during a physical examination. This can be done by dividing the body into thirds from snout to vent. [[Snake Physical Examination|Wikivet Article: Snake Physical Examination]]."

feedback3="'''Incorrect!''' Scales that cover the eyes are called spectacles (also ocular scale, eye cap and brille). Gastrosteges are the enlarged ventral scales on the body which aid locomotion [[Snake Skin|WikiVet Article: Snake Skin]]."

feedback3="'''Correct!''' The pancreas can be found in the caudal third of the body.  Although the internal organisation of organs vary between snake families and genera, it is important to know their approximate position during a physical examination. This can be done by diving the body into thirds from snout to vent. [[Snake Physical Examination|Wikivet Article: Snake Physical Examination]]."

feedback2="'''Incorrect!''' These cutaneous appendages are known as Hemepenes.  Gastrosteges are enlarged ventral scales on the body which aid locomotion [[Snake Skin|WikiVet Article: Snake Skin]]."

feedback2="'''Incorrect!''' The liver can be found in the caudal third of the body.  Although the internal organisation of organs vary between snake families and genera, it is important to know their approximate position during a physical examination. This can be done by diving the body into thirds from snout to vent. [[Snake Physical Examination|Wikivet Article: Snake Physical Examination]]."

feedback4="'''Incorrect!''' This snake dentition is known as solenoglyphous. Gastrosteges are enlarged ventral scales on the body which aid locomotion. The number of gastrosteges may be used in snake identification [[Snake Skin|WikiVet Article: Snake Skin]]."

feedback4="'''Incorrect!''' The small can be found in the caudal third of the body.  Although the internal organisation of organs vary between snake families and genera, it is important to know their approximate position during a physical examination. This can be done by diving the body into thirds from snout to vent. [[Snake Physical Examination|Wikivet Article: Snake Physical Examination]]."

feedback5="'''Incorrect!''' These receptors occur in the labial pits of boids and pythons, and the heat pits of pit vipers and are used to located warm-blooded prey. Gastrosteges are enlarged ventral scales on the body which aid locomotion [[Snake Skin|WikiVet Article: Snake Skin]]."

feedback5="'''Incorrect!''' The spleen can be found in the caudal third of the body.  Although the internal organisation of organs vary between snake families and genera, it is important to know their approximate position during a physical examination. This can be done by diving the body into thirds from snout to vent. [[Snake Physical Examination|Wikivet Article: Snake Physical Examination]]."

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