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Clase de Ingles | NAVLE Nov. 2023 > Chapter 5: Diagnostic Imaging > Flashcards

Chapter 5: Diagnostic Imaging Flashcards

- General Principles of Imaging - Small Animal Orthopedics - Small Animal Thoracic - Small Animal Abdominal - Large Animal Orthopedics - Ultrasound

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CR
(d)

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Computed Radiography

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DDR
(d)

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Direct Digital Radiography

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Callus
(p)

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/KAA-lus/

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Lamellar
(p)

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/la-MEH-lur/

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HOD
(d)

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Hypertrophic OsteoDystrophy
/hyper-TROW-fik aas-TEE-ow DIS-trow-fee/

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Widening
(d)(p)

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Ensanchamiento

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Malalignment
(p)

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/MAAL-uh-line-ment/

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Diskospondylitis
(p)

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/Disko-spon-da-lie-tuhs/

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Stifle
(d)

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Rodilla

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Enthesopathy
(d) (p)

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/en-THEE-see-o-pa-thy/
Entesopatía: cambio patológico en la zona de inserción de un tendón, de un ligamento, de una cápsula o de una fascia en un hueso

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MRI
(d)

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging
/mag-NE-tick/ /im-MUH-jeeng/

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HO
(d)

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Hypertrophic Osteopathy

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Panosteitis
(p)(d)

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/pan-us-TAI-tuhs/
Inflamación de todas las partes de un hueso
[pan”os-te-i’-tis]

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CMO
(d)

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Cranial Mandibular Osteopathy

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OC
(d)

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Osteochondrosis

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OCD
(d)

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Osteochondritis Dessicans

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Flattened
(d)

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Aplanado

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PIE
(d)(p)

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Pulmonary Infiltrates with Eosinophilia
/ee-ow-suh-nuh-FEE-lee-uh/

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PDA
(d)(p)

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Patent Ducts Arteriosus
/paa-TINT DUCKtz arr-TEER-ee-ow-suhs/

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GI
(d)

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Gastrointestinal

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TMJ
(d)

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Temporomandibular Joint

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CT
(d)

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Computed Tomography

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Ranging
(p)

A

/RAIN-jeeng/

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Perihilar
(p) (d)

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/per-ee-HAI-ler/
1. Term that designates the area of the lung around the hilum, a triangular depression where the major arteries and airways enter and leave the rest of the lung.

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Inhomogeneous
(p)

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/in-haa-muh-JEE-nee-uhs/

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Emaciation
(p)

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/uh-MAY-see-AY-shun/

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IVP
(d)

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Intravenous Pyelogram

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EU
(d)

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Excretory urogram

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GDV
(d)

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Gastric dilation volvulus

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Intussusception
(p)

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/in-tuh-suh-SEP-shun/

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% wt/vol
% w/v
(d)

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Percent weight volume

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Avulsions
(d) (p)

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Desgarro o pérdida
Avulsión: Arrancamiento de parte de una estructura por un traumatismo.

/ah-VOLE- shuns/

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Hoof
(d)

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Casco (de caballo)

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Sequestra
(d)

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Avascular piece of bone secondary to trauma

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Wedging
(d)

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force into a narrow space
Context: “Narrowing or wedging of the intervertebral
disk space”

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Shallow
(d)

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Poco profundo, superficial

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Tapering
(d)

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The process of gradually lessening or reducing something.

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Effacement
(d)

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Blurry borders / Borroso

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Throughout
(p) (d)

A

/THREW-out/
principio a fin / por todo

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Mainstem bronchi
(d)

A

Bronquios principales

41
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Rightward
(d)

A

A la derecha

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Bowing
(d)

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bend with age or under pressure

Context: Perihilar (or tracheobronchial) lymphade- nopathy is characterized by widening and bowing of the mainstem bronchi on the VD view and increased perihilar opacity on the lateral

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Hernia
(p)

A

/HER-nee-a/

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Tarsus
(p)

A

/TAR-sehs/

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Carpus
(p)

A

/KAR-pehs/

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Phalangeal
(p)

A

/fall-AN-jee-al/

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Interphalangeal
(p)

A

/inter-FALL-an-jee-al/

48
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Tendon sheath
(d)

A

Vaina sinovial

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Retinal detachment
(d)

A

Desprendimiento de retina

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Hilum
(d)

A

Hilio: Depresión en la superficie de un órgano, que señala el punto de entrada y salida de los vasos o de los conductos excretores.

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Q

Piezoelectric
(p)

A

/pie-ZO-uh-lec-trick/

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Impedance
(p)(d)

A

/em-PEE-dance/
the effective resistance of an electric circuit

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Medulla
(p)

A

/me-DULL-ah/

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Beam
(d)

A

Haz

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Tapered
(p) (d)

A

/TEY-perd/
Cónico

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Gallbladder
(d)

A

Vesícula biliar

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Mucocele
(p)

A

/MEW-co-sill/

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FIP
(d)

A

Feline Infectious Peritonitis

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Wedge-shaped
(d)

A

Con forma de cuña

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Dilation
(p)

A

/dai-LAY-zhun/

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Stricture
(p) (d)

A

/STRIHK-shure/
constricción

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Mild
(p) (d)

A

/MAILD/
Leve

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FBs
(d)

A

Foreign Bodies
/FOR-en/

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Placation
(d)

A

Apaciguamiento

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Bunching
(d)

A

Amontonamiento, agruparse

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Tube
(p)

A

/tyOOB/

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Neutered
(p)

A

/NEW-terd/

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Inlet
(d)

A

Entrada

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Benign
(p)

A

/beh-NINE/

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Cyst
(p)

A

/SEhST/

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Ovarian
(p)

A

/oh-BARE-eean/

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Caudal
(p)

A

/KAA-dull/

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Fetal
(p)

A

/Fee-duhl/

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Mucometra
(p)

A

/MEW-ko-mee-tra/

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Cutis
(p)

A

/KYOO-des/

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Phalanx / Phalanges
(p)

A

/PHEY-lenx/
/PHA-lan-yeez/

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Sole
(d)

A

Suela, único

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Corium
(d)

A

Corion

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Punctate
(d)

A

Punteado

80
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Ridge (d)
Context: Distal intermediate ridge of the tibia (DIRT)

A

Cresta

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Osseus
(p)

A

/oh-SEE-us/

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DIRT
(d)

A

Distal Intermediate Ridge of the Tibia

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Comminuted
(d)

A

Triturado, triturada

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Splint
(d)

A

Férula

85
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Valgus
(d)

A

Valgus is an angular limb deformity in which the portion of the limb distal to the site of injury or malformation deviates laterally in relation to the long axis of the limb. In this case, the forepaw deviated laterally distal to the carpus.

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Varus
(d)

A

Varus is a limb deformity in which the distal portion of the limb deviates medially or toward the median plane of the body.

87
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Orad
(d)

A

It’s a medical term that describes movement within the GI system in the direction of the mouth.

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Epiphysis
(p)

A

/uh-PIH-fuh-suhs/

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Deleterious
(d)

A

Perjudicial

90
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Carcasses
(p) (d)

A

/CAR-ka-zehs/
cadáveres

Clase de Ingles | NAVLE Nov. 2023 (15 decks)

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