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Medical Terminology

TermDefinition
Artho Joint
Cardio Heart
Chem/o chemical
Col/o Colon
Cutane/o Skin
Cysto Bladder
Dent/o Teeth
Electro Electricity
Enter/o Intestines
Gastr/o Stomach
Hem/o Blood
Hepat/o Liver
Hyster/o Uterus
Lapar/o Abdomen
Mast Mammary Gland
Nas/o Nose
Nephr/o Kidneys
Oste/o Bone
Ovario Ovary
Radi/o Radiation
Rect/o Rectum
Rhin/o Nose
Urin/o Urine
Uter/o Uterus
A- or AN- Without; no
AB- Away from
AD- Toward
ANTI- Against; to stop
DYS- Difficult; painful
ECTO- outside
ENDO- inside
EXO- outside
HYPER- above normal
HYPO- below normal
hypoglycemia low blood sugar
-INTER between
interdigital between the toes
INTRA- within
OLIGO- very little
intramuscular within the muscle
oliguria very little urine production
PERI- around
perioperative around or during the surgery
POLY- many, excessive
polyuria excessive urine production
POST- after
PRE- before
SUB- below
subcutaneous below the skin
SUPER- above
superimposed above the surface
-AL / renal Pertaining to the kidney
-AN / ovarian Pertaining to the ovary
-AR / lumbar Pertaining to the loin or lower back
-ARY / alimentary pertaining to the gastrointestinal tract
-EAL / laryngeal pertaining to the larynx
-IC / enteric pertaining to the intestines
-TIC / nephrotic pertaining to the kidneys
-CENTESIS surgical puncture into
cystocentesis surgical puncture into the urinary bladder
-ECTOMY Surgical removal of
Ovariohysterectomy surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus
-EMIA blood
hypocalcemia low blood calcium
-GRAM a record of
electrocardiogram a record of the electrical activity of the heart
-GRAPH to record with an instrument
radiograph a record made using radiation; x-ray
-GRAPHY to record with an intsrument
-ITIS inflammation
colitis inflammation of the colon
-LOGY the study of
histology the study of tissues
-LYSIS to break down
urinalysis the breakdown of urine into parts
-MEGALY enlargement of
cardiomegaly enlargement of the heart
-OSIS condition
osteoporosis condition of bone loss
-PATHY disease
cardiopathy heart disease
-PEXY to suture to
Gastropexy to suture to the stomach
-PLASTY to surgically repiar
rhinoplasty surgical repair of the nose
-RRHAGE- to burst
hemorrhage the bursting of blood
-RRHEA- to flow
diarrhea the flow of feces
-SCOPE instrument used to view
-SCOPY the act of using an instrument for viewing
endoscopy Using a scope to view the inside of the body
-STOMY to create a new surgical opening
cystostomy to creat a new surgical opening in the urinary bladder
-THERAPY treatment
chemotherapy Treatment of chemicals
-TOMY to cut into surgically; to make an incision
cystotomy to make an incision into the urinary bladder
Aspect area
caudal toward the tail
cranial toward the head
distal away form the center of the body
dorsal toward the back area
lateral side of the body; toward the outside
Amphibian frog or toad
Avian bird
Bovine cow
Caprine goat
Cavy guinea pig
Equine horse
Lagomorph rabbit
Murine rat or mouse
Ovine sheep
Porcine pig or swine
Poultry chicken and turley
Primate monkey and ape
reptile snake and lizard
terrapin turtle
EX exotic
Mo month
NM neutered male
S or SF spayed or spayed female
S/R suture removal
Anorexia not eating or decreased appetite
Dysuria difficulty or trouble with urination
Dz disease
HBC hit by car
Hematuria blood in urine
PD / polydipsia increased thirst
PU / polyuria increased urination
Acute short term
BAR bright alert responsive
Chronic long term
CRT capillary refill time
Dx diagnosis
FeLV feline leukemia virus
FIP feline infection peritonitis
FIV feline immunodeficiency vrius
QAR quiet alert responsive
RR Respiratory rate
Rx prescription
TPR temp pulse and respiration
Tx treatment
UTI urinary tract infection
URI upper respiratory infection
WNL within normal limits
BID twice a day
cc cubic centimeters
EOD every other day
NPO nothing by mouth
PO by mouth
prn refill as needed
Q every
QID four times a day
SID once a day
TID three times a day
Bx biopsy
CBC complete blood count
CHEM blood chemistry panel
C/S or C&S culture and sensitivity
Cysto cystocentesis
PCV packed cell volume
T4 Thyroid test
UA urinalysis
AD right ear
AS left ear
AU both ears
OD right eye
OS left eye
OU both eyes
IC intro cardiac (Into the heart)
ID intradermal (within the layers of the skin)
IM intramuscular (into the muscles)
IN intranasal (into the nasal cavity)
IO intraosseous (into the bone)
IP intraperitoneal (into the peritoneum or lining of the abdomen)
IT intratracheal (into the trachea or windpipe)
IV intravenous (into the vein)
SQ or SUB-Q Subcutaneous (under the skin)
AAHA American Animal Hospital Association
AVMA American Veterinary Medical Association
NAVTA National Association of Veterinary Technicians of America
OFA Orthopedic Foundation of America
Bitch intact female dog
Litter group of newborn dogs
Stud dog intact male dog
Whelping the labor process of dogs
Tom intact male cat; turkey
Queen intact female cat
Queening the labor process of cats
Buck male rabbit, goat, deer
Doe Female rabbit, goat, deer
Kindling the labor process or ferrets and rabbits
Kit young rabbit / ferret
Lapin neutered male rabbit
Gib neutered male ferret
Hob intact male ferret
Jill intact female ferret
Sprite spayed female ferret
Boar male guinea pig, pig
Pup young guinea pig, mouse, rat, dog
Sow female guinea pig/ pig
Dam female rat/mouse. term for a female parent that is breeding
Sire male rat/mouse, term for a male parent that is breeding
Chick young parrot/ chicken
Cock male parrot/ chicken
Clutch group of eggs
Poult young turkey/ chicken
Capon young castrated male chicken
Cockerel immature male chicken
Pullet immature female chicken
Drake Male duck
Duck female duck
Barrow young castrated male pig
Farrowing labor process of swine
Gilt young female pig that has not farrowed
Stag male pig castrated after maturity
Colt young male horse
Filly young female horse
Foal young male or female horse
Gelding castrated male horse/llama
Hand the measurement of a horse equal to 4 inches
Herd group of horses
Horse horse over 14.2 hands in height
Mare intact adult female horse
Pony horse under 14.2 hands in height
Stallion intact adult male horse
Weanling young horse under a year
Yearling young horse 1-2 years
Hinny cross of a male horse and female donkey
Jock intact M donkey
Jenny intact F donkey
Mule cross of a male donkey and female horse
Ewe intact F sheep
Lamb young sheep
Lambing process of labor for sheep
Ram intact M sheep
Wether castrated M sheep/ goat
Freshening labor process of dairy-reducing animals
Kid young goat
Kidding labor process of goats
Bull intact M cow/llama
Cow intact F cow/llama
Cria young llama
Calf young cow
Calving labor process of cows
Heifer young F that has not been bred, cows.
Stag mature castrated M cow
Steer young castrated M cow
Encephal- brain
Cephal- head
Histo- tissue
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