Veterinary Medical Terminology Flashcards
All information that was taught to me while attending Vanier College's "Animal Health Technology" Program, located in St-Laurent Montreal.
How long is an animal file kept?
5 years
What is a medical file composed of?
- Owners information 2. Animal signalment3. Data (subj + obj)4. Assessment5. Plan
What is an animals signalment composed of?
- Description of patient2. Name of animal3. Breed4. Age5. Sex, neutered or fertile6. Color7. Weight
What is subjective data? Objective?
Subjective data : information provided by ownerObjective data: information provided by vet
What is DAP?
Data (divided into subj and obj), assessment, plan
What is SOAP?
Subjective, objective, assessment, plan
Dosage?
KdcWeight in kg x dosage
What does dvm stand for
Doctor of veterinary medicine
What does md stand for
Doctor of medicine
What does do stand for
Doctor of osteopathy
What does Dmd stand for
Doctor of dental medicine
What does dc stand for
Doctor of chiropractic medicine
What does od mean
Doctor of optometry
What does Dpm mean
Doctor of podiatry
What does phd stand for
Doctor of philosophy
What is an anesthesiologist
Study of administration of drugs to induce narcosis and analgesia for performing surgery or other procedures
What is a cardiologist
Person who Studies the heart and blood vessels
What does a dermatologist do
Studies the disorders of the skin
What does an endocrinologist do
Study the disorders of endocrine glands
What does a gastroenterologist do
Studies disorders of the stomach and intestines
What does an internist do
Studies the disorders of internal body systems
What does a laboratory animal specialist do
Studies the disorders of laboratory animals
What does a microbiologist do
Studies microorganisms
What does a neurologist do
the study of disorders of the brain, spinal cord and nerves
What does a obstetrician and gynecologist
Study of the disorders of the female reproductive tract etc
What does a oncologist
The study of tumors and cancer including radiation therapy
What does an ophthalmologist do
Studies disorders of the eye
What does an otorhinolaryngologist do
The study of the disorders of the ear, nose and throat
What does a pathologist do
The study of the causes and effects of the disease on the structure and function of tissues and organs
What does a pediatrician do
Studies of disorders of young animals
What does a psychiatrist do
The study of disorders of the mind
What does a psychologist do
Studies the mind and mental processes especially in regard to behavior
What does a radiologist do
The study of use of irridation in the diagnosis and treatment of disease
What does a surgeon do
Studies of treatment of disease by operative methods
What does a theriogenologist
Study of reproduction and reproductive disorders of animals
What does a toxicologist do
The study of poisons and the disorders they cause
What does a urologist do
Study of the disorders of the urinary tract
Why does a zoologic medicine specialist do
Study of disorders of zoo animals
What is a substance that induces immune response
Antigen
What is a drug that combats coughing
Antitussives
What is an ecto parasite that lives his entire life cycle on a host
Lice
What is a worm that lives in the large intestine
Whip worm
What is a worm that resembles rice segments
Tape worm
What is a worm that feeds on blood
Hook worm
What is a term meaning prediction of outcome
Diagnosis
What is the term for excessive carbon dioxide in blood
Hypercapnia
What is BAR?
Bright, Alert, Responsive
What is RHL?
Right hind limb
What is CRT?
Capillary refill time
What is medial?
Inside portion
What is lateral?
Outside portion
What is TPR?
Temperature , pulse , respiratory rate
What is Mm?
Mucous membrane (gums)
What is cranially?
Upper portion
What is coddily?
Down portion
What is crepitus?
Cracking sound in joint
What is rom?
Range of motion
What is tarsus?
Ankle
What is wnl?
Within normal limits
What is flexion?
Retract leg
What is dx?
Diagnosis
What is ddx?
Differential diagnoses (plural)
What is usu?
Usually
What is cl?
Cruciate ligament
What is meniscal?
Soft pad in knee
What is HD?
Hip displasia
What is caudal?
Lower ligament
What is luxates?
Moves out of place
What is tx?
To treat
What are rads?
Xray
What is djd?
Degenerative joint disease
What is Pathognomonic?
Definitive sign
What is sx?
Surgery
What is suture?
Stitch
What is arthroscopy?
View joint
What is a+ ?
Appetite
What is vdcs?
Vommiting, diarrhea, cough , sneezing
What is U?
Urination
What is a gpe?
General physical exam
What is a rfl?
Right front limb
What is a vx?
Vaccine
What is a sq?
Sub cutaneous
What is hx?
History
What is mf?
Male , fertile
What is fertile?
Has both intact testicals
What is dsh?
Domestic short hair
What is pu?
Poly uria. Excessive urination
What is pd?
Polydipsia. Excessive thirst
What is pmi?
Point of maximal intensity
What is dz?
Disease
What is t4
Thyroidism
What does damnit stand for?
D(degenerative)A(anomalous, autoimmune, allergic)M(metabolic)N(neoplastic)I(inflammatory, immune mediated)T(trauma, toxin)
What is hyperglycemia ?
Increased sugar in blood
What is a ua?
Urine analysis
What is centesis?
Perforate of any cavity permitting withdrawal of fluid or gas
What is glucosuria
Sugar in urine
What is pyuria?
Pus in the urine
Describe sugar diabetes?
Body not producing enough insulin from pancreas to use up glucose ➡️ Hyperglycemia. Glucose goes in urine ➡️ Loss of h2o in urine ➕ increased chance of bacteria growth (uti)
What is spp?
Species (many)
What is sp?
Species, singular
What is po?
By mouth
What is iv?
Intra venous, in vein
What is im?
Intra muscular, in muscle
What is sc/sq?
Sub cutaneous. Under skin
What is pq?
Per rectum
What are ears?
Ot/o, aur/o, auricul/o
What are eyes?
Ocul/o, opthalm/o
What is nose?
Rhin, rhino, nas/o
What are lips?
Labi/o, cheil/o
What is mouth?
Or/o, stomat/o
What are teeth?
Dent/o, odont/o
What is tongue?
Lingu/o, gloss/o
What is esophagus?
Esophag/o
What is stomach?
Gastr/o
What is intestine?
Enter/o
What is colon?
Col/o
What is rectum?
Rect/o
What is anus?
An/o
What is cloaca?
Cloac/o
What is heart?
Cardi/o
What are vessels?
Vas/o , angi/o
What is blood?
Hemo, hemat/o
What is breath, air?
Pneum/o
What are lungs?
Pulmo, pulmon/o
What is skin?
Derm/a, derm/o, detmat/o, cutan/o
What is hair?
Pil/o
What is urinary system?
Ur/o
What are kidneys?
Nephr/o, ren/o
What is bladder?
Cyst/o
What are ovaries?
Ovari/o, oophor/o
What are testees?
Orchi/o, orchi/do
What is uterus?
Uter/o, metr/o, hyster/o
What is vagina?
Colp/o
What is vulva?
Episi/o
What is penis?
Phall/o
What are muscles?
My/o
What is bone?
Ost/eo, oss/eo
What is bone marrow?
Myel/o
What are joints?
Arthr/o
What is brain?
Encephal/o
What are meniges?
Mening/o
What is spinal cord?
Myel/o
Dog?
Canine
Cat?
Feline
Horse?
Equine
Ox (cattle)
Bovine
Sheep?
Ovine
Goat?
Caprine
Pig?
Porcine
Bird?
Avian
Mouse/rat?
Murine
Parrot?
Psittacine
Poly
Multiple
Cryo
Ultra-cold liquids
Micro
Very small
Hydro
Pertaining to water
Ectomy
Removal
Itis
Inflammation
Emia
Pertaining to blood
Uria
Pertaining to urine
Phagia
Ingestion or swallowing
Scope
Pertaining to an instrument for examination
Arthro
Joints
Hyster/o
Pertaining to the uterus
Ovario
Pertaining to the ovary
Blepharo
Pertaining to the eyelids
Therapy
Treatment or nursing care
Surgery
Treatment by operative methods
Ilium
One of the bones compromising the pelvis
Ileum
Distal portion of the small intestine
What is abdomen?
Abdomin/o
What is abomasum?
Abomas/o
What is anus?
An/o
What is cecum?
Cec/o
What are lips?
Cheil/o
What is bile?
Chol/o
What is gallbladder?
Cholecyst/o
What is a cloaca?
Cloac/o
What is colon?
Col/o
What is feces?
Copr/o
What are teeth?
Dent/o
What is duodenum?
Duoden/o
What are intestines?
Enter/o
What is the esophagus?
Esophag/o
What is the stomach?
Gastr/o
What are gums/gingiva?
Gingiv/o
What is tongue?
Gloss/o
What is liver?
Hepat/o
What is ileum?
Ile/o
What is jehunum?
Jejun/o
What is a flank/abdomen?
Lapar/o
What is a tongue?
Lingu/o
What are teeth?
Odont/o
What is the omasum?
Omas/o
What is the mouth?
Or/o
What is the palate? (Hard+soft)
Palat/o
What is the pancreas?
Pancreat/o
What is the peritoneum?
Peritone/o
What is the rectum?
Proct/o
What is the proventriculus?
Proventricul/o