VET TECH ONE Flashcards
Algesia
Sense of pain
APHASIA
W/o speech,speechless
Angio
vessel
Arterio
Artery
Cardiac Arrest
Stopped
heart
Defibrillation
heart shocked to a regular beat
Emia
blood
tripsy
rubbing, crushing
orrhexis
rupture, bursting
sym, syn
together joined
A, an
absent, without
Thrombus
blood clot
thrombosis
blood clot, occluding a vessel
plas/o
formation
phleb/o
vein
phas/o
speech
myel/o
spinal cord or bone marrow
fibrillation
very fast irregular heartbeat
esthesia
feeling, sensation
embolism
obstruction of a blood vessel
Dactyl/o
Fingers
Pneumon/o
Lung
Orrhaphy
suturing, closing
anodontia
without teeth, toothless
afebrile
without fever
astomia
without a mouth
anemic
condition of less blood
myeloblast
immature bone marrow cell
cholelithotripsy
crushing of gallstones
sym letters
B M P
Polyuria
excessive amounts of urine
macroblast
large immature cell, visible to the naked eye
AV
atrioventricular
BAR
bight, alert, responsive
model Act
all except; diagnosis, prognosis, surgery an prescriptions
indirect supervision
on call
direct supervision
in building
immediate supervision
working with
academy
a certified VT receives recognition of classes taken and tested
society
individuals interested in a specific specialty
List 11 acadamies
dental,anesthesia, emergency, behavior, pathology, internal medicine, zoological, surgery, clinical practice, nutrition, equine
List 5 societies
behavior, equine, zoo, emergency, laboratory animal
AHT
animal health technician
CAHT
certified animal health technician
RAHT
registered animal health technician
VTS(EC)
Veterinary Technician Specialist (in emergency critical care)
LVMT
Licensed Veterinary Medical Technician
IRS
Interstate Reporting Service
PES
Professional Exam Service
Buck
Male Caprine
Doe
Female Caprine
Wether
Castrated male ovine
Ewe
Female ovine
Ram
Male ovine
Society of Laboratory Animal Veterinary Technicians
group to help lab animals
CVTS
Committee on Veterinary Technician Specialties
AALAS
American Association for Laboratory Animal Science
for ALAT, LAT and LATG
What to do if moving to another state
- Only VTNE score tranfers
- Apply to IRS of PES
- PES to a new state agency
Model Practice Act
1999 by AVMA
State Vet Practice Act
governs the practice of vet med
Alopecia
hair loss
Perioral Circumoral
relating to around the mouth
Neurotripsy
crushing of a nerve
Neuralgia
pain along the course of a nerve
Dysphasia
pain or difficulty speaking
Wheal
Hives
Cauterization
burn skin to stop bleeding
Abdominal Parcentesis
remove fluid from abdominal cavity
Chemotherapy
chemical therapy
Radiation
Therapy to irradiate cells
Radical resection
Cut away a large portio
Anastomosis
surgical connection between 2 structures
Vascular
body’s network of blood vessels
Necrobiosis
physical death of a cell
Dehiscence
surgical complication in which a wound ruptures along a surgical suture
Proximal
Nearest attachment to the trunk
Distal
remote, farther
medial
closer to midline
Lateral
farther from midline
Midline
Median R/L
Ventrodorsal
bullet travels from belly thru back
Ventrotomy
incision into the belly
Dorsalgia
Backache
Dorsal
Back (opposite of ventral)
Condyloma
wart in genital area
Excrescence
out grow (example wart)
Papule
pimple, red elevated spot
Papilla
nipplelike protuberance elevation
Polyp
tumor with a foot
Lesion
unhealthy (morbid) tissue (ex. burn wound)
Metastasis
movement of cells from one part to another
Infiltration
slipping into and between normal cells of the body
Biopsy
removing tissue (life sight)
Neoplasm
new formation of tissue
topo/s
place or location
Endoderm
lining of the gut glands (spleen, pancreas, liver)
structure of gut (esophagus, stomach, intestine, colon)
respiratory tract
Mesoderm
all connective tissue, all body muscles, blood, cardio and lymphatic system; most urogenital system, lining of pericardial, pleural, peritoneal cavities
Mucous membranes
epithelium
Skin
epidermis
Blastoderm
aggregation of cells showing the first trace of structure
Infra
below, beneath
Supra, super
above, over
Sub, hypo
below, under
epi
over, surrounding
peri
around, about
circum
around
meso
middle
end, endo
inner, within
ecto, exo
outer side
which primary germ layer originates all connective tissues and all body musculature?
mesoderm
the pleura is a watery, mucoid-surfaced membrane enveloping the lungs and lining the walls of the thoracic cavity. From which germ layer does it arise?
Mesoderm
Which of the 3 embryonic germ layers gives rise to the nervous system and the organs of special sense?
ectoderm
The primitive gut tract and its associated glands (organs) develop from which germ layer of the embryo?
endoderm
The skin, including mucous membrane exposed to the environment is derived from the primary germ layer called the
ectoderm
ectocytic
pertaining to the outside of the cell
endocarditis
inflammation of the inside of the heart
endoscopy
examination by looking inside of (a body cavity)
endocystoscopy
examination of inside the bladder
ectogenous
originating outside of a cell or an organism
endogenous
originating inside of a cell
endocranial
pertaining to the inside of the head
benign
mild, non-spreading, not recurrent and not malignant tumor
malignant
grow worse, resist treatment, life-threatening
meta
means after, beyond, among, over
stasis
a standing, location or place
metastasis
means mvmt of cells (esp. cancer cells) from one part of the body to another
infiltration or direct extension
malignant cells may slip into and between normal cells
biopsy
remove tissue for examination
lesion
any morbid change in the structure of an organ or a body part due to an injury
morbid
diseased, unhealthy
cyst
sac or pouch. it contains fluid, semifluid or solid material
cyst has 2 meanings
- bladder, 2. a sac containing fluid or semifluid
papillae
small, nipplelike structures ex. taste buds
papilla
nipple of the mammary gland (breast)
papule
pimple. it is an elevated spot on the skin. papular lesions pox or measles
papilloma
hypertrophied papilla covered by a layer of skin
excrescence
ex=out, crescence=grow a wart is excrescence
condyloma
a wart in the genital area
lateral
farther from the midline
medial
closer to the midline
proximal
nearest
distal
farthest (opp of proximal)
peri
around
periumbilical
around the bellybutton
abduction
moing away
circumduction
moving around
perioral and circumotal
relating to around the mouth
epi
upon, over
extra
without, outside of
infra
below, beneath, under
epigastralgia
pain in the area of the belly over the stomach
patella
kneecap
lingual, glossal
tongue
sternum
breastbone
subpubic
area beneath the pubic arch (bone)
hypochondrium
beneath te ribs(these floating ribs are made mostly of cartilage)
lumbar
loinn
circumscribed
appears to have a borde around its circumference
amnio, amniot
fetal sac
gravidaa sudden rewcurre
with child
gyn
woman
xantho
yellow
chlor
green
cyan
blue
erythr
red
melan
black
leuko
whte
Cheyne-stokes respiration
respiration gradually increases, stops,and then slowly starts again
am
fetal sac
gravid
with child
gyn
woman
hyster
uterus
mamm
breast
mast
breast
men
menses
metr
uterus
para
bear, bring forth
nulli
none
oligo
little, scanty, small
post
afterprimi
primi
first
secundi
second
ary
pertaining to
atrophy
undernourished, wasting
dynia
pain, painful
mania
madness
pathy
disease
gynecomania
abnormal sex drive an desire in males of the species
mammography
x ray exam of the beast
mastitis
inflammation of the breast
mastopathy
disease of the mammary gland
ptosis
hanging or drooping down
pendulous
very large breasts that hang down or droop
mastoptosis
pendulous breast
gynecomastia
woman’s breast
mammopexy
plastic surgery of the mammary gland
mastadenitis
inflammation of the mammary gland
mastadenoma
cancerous tumor of the mammary gland
mastoncus
tumor of the breast
mastalgia
painful breast
gynecomastia
women’s breasts on a man
ovary
oophor
Fallopian tube
salping
uterus
hystero, metro
uterine cervix
cervi
vagiuna
vagino
metro
usually refers to the tissue of the uterus
metritis
inflammation of the uterine lining
metroparalysis
paralysis of muscle tissue of the uterus
hysteromyoma
muscle tumor of the uterus
metroscope
instrument for examining the uterus
hagia
hemmorage
orrhea
mucus or pus, discharge
orrhexis
rupture, bursting
ocele
hernia
endomymetritis
inflammation of the inside lining and muscle of the uterus
dysmenorrhea
painful or difficult flow of menses
menometrorrhagia
hemorrhage from the uterus during menstruation
climacteric
change of life, transitional period
climaceteric
perimenopause
conception
fertilization
ovum
female egg
male germ cell
spermatozoon
gestation
period from conception to birth
pregnancy
another word for gestation, lasts 280 days in a human
embryo
first two weeks of gestation creates
gestation timeline
weeks 1-2 divides into 2 cells now called embryo
week 3 begins arms, head, legs, tail
week 8 looks human, now called a fetus
last gestational phase
begins at 3 months
````````liquor amnii
amniotic fluid`
PCV
packed cell volume
CRT
capillary refill time
OD
right eye
OS
left eye
CMT
California Mastitis Test
OVH
Ovariohysterectomy
D5W
5 3/4 dextrose in water
HE or HG
hemoglobin
VD
ventral dorsal
DV
dorsoventral
ALAT
Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician
LATG
Laboratory Animal Technologist
LAT
Laboratory Animal Technician
pupendal
female’s external genitals
childbirth
parturition or labor
blephar/o
eyelid
core/o
pupil
corne/o, kerat/o
cornea
cycl/o
ciliary body
dipl/o
paired, double
ir, irid/o
iris
lacrim/o
tear
ophthalm/o
EYE
retin/o
retina
scler/o
sclera
ectasia
dilation, stretching
ptosis
drooping, prolapse
pexy
surgically fix into normal place
plegia
paralysis
diplopia
double vision
blepharoptosis
drooping eyelid
blepharedema
excessive fluid in the tissues of the eyelid
keratoplasty
plastic repair of the cornea
corectopia
misplaced pupil
cyclocryotherapy
freezing of the ciliary body in the treatment of glaucoma
lacrimal fluid
tears
coreometry
measurement of pupil size
bronch/i
bronch/o, bronchus
laryng/o
voice box
ment/o
chin
trache/o
windpipe
opening to the larynx
leaf-like flap of cartilage called the epiglottis
diaphragm
musculomembranous wall separating the abdomen from the chest cavity
inspiration
breathing in
expiration
breathing out
singultus
hiccup
hemoptysis
spitting of blood
epitaxis
nosebleed
hematemesis
vomiting blood
pneumarthrosis
abnormal condition of air in the joint
pneumatocardia
presence of air or gases in the blood of heart
pneumology
science of how the lungs exchange air or gases
apneic
pertaining to absence of breathing