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Chapter 10 and 11

Medical terms

QuestionAnswer
Ichthy/o Dry; scaley
Acr/o Extremities
Calc/o Calcium
Cortic/o Cortex(outer region)
Dips/o Thirst
Gluc/o Sugar
Home/o Sameness
Kal/i Potassium
Myc/o Fungus
Erythem/o Redness; flushed
Lact/o Milk
Natr/o Sodium
Phys/o Growth; growing
Somat/o Body
Toxic/o Posion
Ur/o Urine; urinary tract
Bi/o Life
Squam/o
ID Intradermal
SC Subcutaneous
FNA Fine needle aspirate
FAD Flea allergy dermatitis
Polydipsia Excessive thirst
Thyoma Tumor originating in from the epithelial cells of the thymus -rare cancer
Endocrinology Study of hormones
Acidosis A buildup of acid in the bloodstream
Pancreatitis Inflammation of the pancreas
Euthyroidism State of normal thyroid function
Gluconeogenesis Transforming noncarbohydrate substrates to glucose
Hyperglycemia High blood sugar
Hypercalcemia High calcium levels in the blood
Papilloma Benign outward growing lumps that might cause problems in some locations
Contusion Bruise
Fistula Abnormal connection between organs
Comedone Blackhead
Pruritis Itching
Keratin Family of structural fibrous proteins
Pallor Skin or mucous membranes are paler than normal
Endo- Within
-crine Secrete; separate
Endocrine System Hormones
Hormones Chemical messengers that have a lock and key effect on tissues and organs
Pituitary gland (hypophysis) Master gland
Hypothalamus Secretes releasing and inhibiting factors that affect the release of substances from the pituitary gland
Pituit/o Pituitary glang
TSH Thyroid stimulation hormone
ACTH Adrenocorticotropic hormone
FSH Follicle-stimulation hormone
LH ICSH Luteinizing hormone Interstitial cell-stimulating hormone
PRL Prolactin
GH Growth hormone
MSH Melanocyte-stimulating hormone
ADH Antidiuretic hormone
Oxytocin Uterine contractions; milk secretion
Thyroid gland Regulates metabolism, stores iodine, and regulates calcium levels
T4 Thyroxine
Parathyroid glands Four glands located on the surface of the thyroid gland
Adrenal glands Located cranial to each kidney
Ad- Toward
Ren/o Kidney
Medull/o Medulla(inner section)
Adrenal cortex Secretes corticosteroids
Adren/o; adrenal/o Adrenal glands
Epinephrine Adrenaline
Pancreas Located near the proximal duodenum that has exocrine and endocrine functions
Pancreat/o Pancreas
Islets of Langerhans Endocrine functions in small sections of specialized cells
Alpha cells Produce glucagon which raises blood sugar
Thoracic Activity The thymus is the predominant gland in young animals located near the midline in the cranioventral portion
Pineal glands Secrete melatonin
Pineal/o Pineal glands
Gonads Ovaries in woman Testes in males
Gonad/o Gonads
Testosterone Secretion of the testes
Hypothyroidism Common in dogs
Hyperthyroidism Common in cats
Cutane/o; derm/o; dermat/o Skin
-derma Skin
Epidermis Most superficial layer
Dermis; corium Middle layer
Subcutaneous layer Deepest layer
Kerat/o Keratin
Melan/o Black
Albinism Condition in which melanocytes are incapable of producing melanin
Melanoma Excessive production of melanin; types of cancer
Dermis Skin layers
Corium True layer of skin
Pil/i; pil/o; trich/o Hair
Piloerection Raising hackles(hair)
Sebaceous glands Located along hair follicles and secrete an oily substance called sebum
Seb/o; sebaceous/o Oil or sebum
Sweat glands Secrets an acid watery fluid (sweat)(hydrosis)
Eccrine glands Produce and secrete water, salt, and waste directly to the surface, and helps cool the body
Apocrine glands Produce an odorless oily secretion into hair follicles before it travels to the surface
Onych/o Nails and claws
Hooves Horny covering of the distal phalanx in ungulates such as horses, ruminants, and swine
Digitigrade Walks on their toes/phalanges
Plantigrade Walks on their metatarsals and metacarpals
Unguligrade Walks on hooves
Laceration Wound that extends through the dermis(deep wound)
Subaceous cyst Steatoma
Necrotic Dead tissue
Purulent Medical term for producing or containing pus
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