Vet Nursing Flashcards
(29 cards)
What are the three body cavities
Thoracic
Abdominal
Pelvic
What surgeries can a vet nurse perform
Any non major surgeries and nothing that enters a body cavity
What Anatomical direction is this
Cranial (towards the head)
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Caudal (towards the tail)
What Anatomical direction is this
Ventral ( towards the belly)
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Dorsal (towards the spine)
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Palmer (towards the ground surface of the front foot)
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Plantar (the ground surface of the back foot)
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Rostral (towards the tip of the nose)
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Medial (towards the midline of the body)
What Anatomical direction is this
Lateral (away from the midline of the body)
What does the Prefix derm mean
Skin
What prefix is used to refer to as liver
Hepat (hepatitis inflammation of the liver)
What does BAR mean
BRIGHT
ALERT
RESPONSIVE
What is blood in the urine known as
Hematuria
(Hema=blood)
What is dyspnoea
Difficulty breathing
What does NAD mean
No abnormalities detected
Type of medication that is applied to skin
Topical
What does I/M stand for
Intra muscular
What is enteral medication
Medication that does enter a GI tract
(Gastrointestinal tract)
What is intravenous
Into a vein
What is subcutaneous injections
Injections under the skin
What are parental medications
Medications that do not enter the GI tract
Types of parenteral medication routes
Intravenously
Intramuscularly
Subconsciously