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vet 114 Final Review

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QuestionAnswer
Pertaining to or toward the head Cephalic
Surgical puncture of the bladder to remove fluid Cystocentesis
To record the urinary/ bladder or cyst Cystogram
Red cell Erythrocyte 
Increase in the number of red cells Erythrocytosis
Pertaining to the small intestine Enteric
Abnormal condition of the kidney Nephrosis
Pertaining to across/ through the liver Transhepatic
Removal/ excision/ resection of the kidney Nephrectomy
Nerve pain Neuralgia
Instrument for visual examination of the eye Opthalmoscope
Specialist in the study of the eye Opthalmologist
The study of bones Osteology
Products derived from a living process or living matter Biological
Pertaining to the groin Inguinal
Abnormal condition, unequal nuclear size Anisokaryosis
Pertaining to the skull and sacrum Cranisacral
To cast or throw down Catabolic
Pertaining to above the clavicle Supraclavicular
Fused digits Syndactyly
Pertaining to the maxilla/ upper jaw Maxillary
Pertaining to the mandible/ lower jaw Mandibular
Abnormal or painful development of bone Osteodystrophy
Inflammation of the vertebrae Spondylitis
Suturing of tendons Tenorrhaphy
Abnormal stiffening/ immobility of a joint Ankylosis
After a meal Postprandial,
Before a meal Preprandial,
Discharge of pus/ purulent exudate Pyorrhea
"Many thirst"' increased drinking Polydypsia,
Study of the rectum & anus Proctology,
Abnormal narrowing of the pylorus Pyloric Stenosis
Pertaining to the mouth & stomach Stomatogastric
Abnormal condition of gall bladder stones Cholecytolithiasis,
Malignant tumor of the bile duct Cholangiocarcinoma,
New opening from common bile duct to jejunum Choledochojejunostomy
Sudden contraction of esophageal muscle Esophageal spasm,
Defecation of blood Hematochezia,
 Vomiting blood Hematemsis,
Fat Adipose
Before birth Antepartum
 Production/ formation of milk Lactogenesis,
Condition of no milk Aglactica,
Pertaining to the atria & ventricles Atrioventricular,
Abnormal condition where mucus membranes & skin appear blue  Cyanosis,
Lower than normal concentrations of O2 in the heart Hypoxia,
Pertaining to the diaphragm Phrenic
Air or gas in the lung or chest cavity Pneumothorax
Dry skin Xeroderma,
Pertaining to hair and sebum Pilosebaceous,
Pertaining to below the nail or hoof Subungal,
Inflammation of the grey matter in the spinal cord Poliomyelitis
Hernia in brain  Encephalocele,
 Hernia of meninges & spinal cord Meningomyelocele
Abnormal nervous sensation Paresthesia
Inflammation of grey matter in the brain & spinal cord Poilioencephalomyelitis,
Pertaining to deep sleep Comatose
Inflammation of the cornea & conjunctiva Keratoconjunctivitis,
Removal/ excision of tear gland Dacrycystectomy
Pertaining to the eyelid Palprebral
Large ear infection Macrotia
Pertaining to the ear Aural
Surgical excision of the edge of the eyelid Tarsectomy
Quiet, alert, responsive QAR
Subjective, objective, assessment, plan SOAP
Middle Medi/o
Side Later/o
Curve; swayback; bent backward Lord/o
Striated (skeletal) muscle Rhabdomy/o
immature; embryonic ‐blast
Transmissible gastroenteritis TGE
Tuft of hair; thread‐like projection from membrane Vill/i
Jaw Gnath/o
defecation; elimination of waste ‐chezia
Fallopian tubes; uterine tubes; auditory (Eustachian) tubes Salping/o
Birth Nat/i
labor; birth ‐tocia
Kidney Ren/o
Kidney Nephr/o
Stone Lith/o
abnormal condition of stones ‐lithiasis
to crush ‐tripsy
drooping; sagging; prolapse ‐ptosis
Tear gland; tear duct Dacryoaden/o
Eyelid Palpebr/o
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