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Chapter 5 Veterinary Office Management Vocabulary

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account history   clients previous invoices that can be viewed at any time to see past payments and charges  
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American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)   sets the standards of small animal and companion animal hospitals  
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American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)   accredits college programs for vet and vet tech state licensure and sets the standard for the veterinary medical industry  
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associate degree   a two year degree program  
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automated inventory system   system of counting all supplies and products within a facility by hand and keeping a list of how many are in stock  
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Bachelor of Science (BS)   a four year college degree program  
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certified veterinary technician (CVT)   a vet tech that has passed a state licensing exam  
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computer inventory system   method of monitoring supplies and products within a facility and knowing when items need to be reordered  
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consumable products   supplies used on a daily basis that are not considered in the client invoice such as paper towels, gauze sponges, and cotton balls  
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credit application   paperwork completed by clients to allow them to obtain a line of credit to pay for vet services  
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estimate   the approximate cost of services  
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exam room   area where patients receive routine exams  
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exemptions   fees determined when an employee claims a set of yearly wages from their income taxes  
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form W4   employee withholding allowance certificate, form filled out according to the employee wage bracket and marital status for tax purposes  
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gross pay   total amount of wages earned by an employee before tax deductions  
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intensive care unit (ICU)   area of the facility where critical patients needing immediate and constant care are located and housed  
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inventory   physical count of every medicine and supply item withi na facility to record accurate results  
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inventory management   knowing the price manufacturer, pharmaceutical company, amount and expiration date of each item in a facility  
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invoice   bill given to a client that tells the costs of services and procedures  
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isolation ward   area that contains cages and equipment to care for patients that are contagious and may spread disease  
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kennel attendant   person working in the kennel area and animal wards, providing food, exercise, and clean bedding  
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laboratory   location in the facility where tests and samples are prepared or completed for analysis  
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licensed veteriany technician (LVT)   a vet teach that as passed a state licensing exam  
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National Association of Veterinary TEchnicians in American (NAVTA)   sets the standards for vet tech and the care of animals  
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net pay   amount of money received after tax deductions  
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packing slip   paper enclosed in a package that details the items in a shipment  
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payroll deductions   money withheld from a paycheck for tax purposes or payment of medical insurance  
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personnel manual   books that describes the staff job description, attendance policy, dress code, and employer expectations  
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pharmacy   area where medications are kept and prepared  
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procedures manual   book that describes the rules and regulations of the facility, such as visiting hours and opening and closing procedures  
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radiology   area of the facility where xrays are taken and developed, this area is regulated due to chemical and radiation exposure  
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reception area   area where clients arrive and check in with the receptionist  
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receptionist   personnel greeting and communicated with patients as they come in and leave  
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registered Veterianry technician (RVT)   a vet tech that has passed a state licensing exam  
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salary   amount an employee earns each year based on hourly wages  
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specialized payment plan   a plan approved by the vet that allows a down payment with additional regular payments until the balance is paid  
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state board examination   exam that vets and vet techs are required to pass for state licensure in order to practice  
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surgical suite   area where surgery is performed and harmful anesthesia gases are used, the area must be kept sterile to prevent contamination  
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travel sheet   paperwork list that codes services and procedures that allows the staff to track fees to charge the client  
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treatment area   area where animals are treated or prepared for surgery  
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veterinarian   the doctor that holds the state licensure to practice vet medicine and holds the ultimate responsibility within a facility  
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veterianry assistant   staff member trained to assist the vet and techs in various duties  
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veterinary hospital manager   staff member in charge of the business workins of the entire hospital, including staff scheduling, paying bills, and payroll  
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Veterinary Practice Act   set of rules and regulations that govern vet medicine and the state  
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veterinary technician   two year associate degree in specialized training to assist vets  
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veterinary technologist   four year bachelor degree in specialized training to assts vets  
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waiting room   area where clients and patients wait for their appointments  
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want list   items that are needed or low in stock within the facility and need to be reordered  
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