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General Vet Terminology

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Abrasion

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irritation of skin or mucous membranes

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Anemia

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red blood cell deficiency

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antibody

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substance formed by the body to counteract antigens

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anticoagulant

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substance that hinders blood clotting

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antigen

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substance that stimulates the bodys immune system

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antivenin

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substance that counteracts toxicity of venom

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aseptic technique

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procedure for preventing contamination during sterile process

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Avulsion

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detachment or tearing away of a body part

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brucellosis

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infection caused by brucella bacteria

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coagulant

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agent that produces blood clotting

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colic

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acute abdominal pain, common in horses

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cystitis

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inflammation of bladder

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diabetes insipidus

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diabetic condition caused by pituitary disorder

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diabetes mellitus

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diabetic condition caused by an inadequate supply of insulin

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dissociative agent

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anesthetic that chemically dissociates perceptions of pain

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emesis

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vomiting

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endogenous

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originating from within the organism

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endotracheal

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placement of tube through trachea

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enema

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injection of liquid through the anus to empty the intestine

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epiphysis

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part of bone where growth occurs: often breakage site in young animals

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exogenous

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originating from outside the organism

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external

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occurring on the outside of the

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halitosis

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bad breath

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hematocrit

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lab procedure to determine the percentage of red blood cells in blood

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hemophilia

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condition of delayed blood clotting

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hypertrophy

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excessive growth

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leptospirosis

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infectious bacterial canine disease

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luxation

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dislocation

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malignant catarrhal fever

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mucous membrane inflammation; common in cattle

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matitis

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inflammation of breasts

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parainfluenza

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viral infection of the respiratory tract

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pneumothroax

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air in pleural cavity

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polydipsia

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excessive thrist

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polyphagia

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excessive appetite

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polyuria

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excessive urination

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prolapse

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slipping of a body part from its usual position

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pyelonephritis

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inflammation of the kidney and pelvis caused by bacterial infection

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reduction

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manipulating broken bonjes to correct position

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serology

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tests using blood serum

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zoonosis

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disease of animals that can be transmitted to humans