Vt Ll Touch: Data Collection For Straight Line

1. Use the General Comparison Report to compare two baseline straights side by side for confirmation of stability.

True

False

2. To ensure the best data collection, one should:

Ensure the horse moves off briskly

Have the handler attempt to keep the horse's head straight without influencing or restricting head movement

Collect additional strides if the horse is acting up

Have the horse trot at least 6 contiguous strides in one direction before it stops and turns around

All of the above

3. Regarding the manual stride selection, the following are true (check all that apply or choose all of the above)

Strides to be included in the analysis are shaded in light blue.

Determining the difference between walking and trotting strides is evident by inspecting the raw gyro signal.

The user should not increase the selection so much that walking strides are included.

To add strides to the analysis, drag or tap the slider bar to the right.

All of the above

4. After completing the first baseline straight trial, repeat the trial to confirm results and stability of any measured lameness.

True

False

5. If the horse needs to turn around at the end of the jog strip the handler should:

Come to a walk and turn around before resuming a trot

Trot through the turn

Pause data collection

6. Sensor Group selection is based on the color coded label of the set you are working with.

True

False

7. Trotting down and back a ~ 90 foot jog strip TWICE should yield 25+ strides

True

False

8. Turning on the manual stride selection allows the user to confirm and adjust the stride selection.

True

False

9. The manual stride selection shows the raw angular velocity signal of the RF gyro sensor.

True

False

10. How many strides should you collect for straight line trials?

10 strides

15 strides

25 strides

40 strides

11. Surface identification is a required selection in trial set up but only affects AIDE statement output in lunging and ridden evaluation trials (or when surfaces to not match in trial comparisons).

True

False

12. What should you do if the horse is acting up during data collection?

A) collect more strides

B) use the pause button

A and/or B may be appropriate

13. Notes (entered in trial set up) do not show up on the report.

True

False

Vt Ll Touch: Data Collection For Straight Line

1. Use the General Comparison Report to compare two baseline straights side by side for confirmation of stability.

2.

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2. To ensure the best data collection, one should:

3. Regarding the manual stride selection, the following are true (check all that apply or choose all of the above)

4. After completing the first baseline straight trial, repeat the trial to confirm results and stability of any measured lameness.

5. If the horse needs to turn around at the end of the jog strip the handler should:

6. Sensor Group selection is based on the color coded label of the set you are working with.

7. Trotting down and back a ~ 90 foot jog strip TWICE should yield 25+ strides

8. Turning on the manual stride selection allows the user to confirm and adjust the stride selection.

9. The manual stride selection shows the raw angular velocity signal of the RF gyro sensor.

10. How many strides should you collect for straight line trials?

11. Surface identification is a required selection in trial set up but only affects AIDE statement output in lunging and ridden evaluation trials (or when surfaces to not match in trial comparisons).

12. What should you do if the horse is acting up during data collection?

13. Notes (entered in trial set up) do not show up on the report.