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Midterm Module 1
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Brisket
The area at the base of the neck of an animal between its front legs that covers the cranial end of its sternum is called the
carpus
The knee of hoofed animals is called the
Transverse plane
The reference plane that divides the body of an animal into cranial and caudal parts that are not necessarily equal is the
medial or midsagittal plane
The reference plane that runs down the center of an animal’s body lengthwise and divides it into equal left and right halves is the
plantar
A dog is on the exam table with its front legs up on the chest of its owner. Which surface of the dog is touching the examination table?
proximal
Which end of a donkey’s tail attaches to the body?
protein-covered capsule that contains 1 strand of DNA or 1 strand of RNA
A virus is composed of a
lack DNA and RNA
Prions are unique in that they
the inside of the membrane
In the lipid bilayer that makes up the cell membrane, the hydrophobic fatty acids are
glycocalyx
The outside “sugar” coating of the cell membrane is called the
ligands
Chemical messengers that bind to specific binding sites on cell surfaces and bring about a change in the cell’s activity are called
on the surface of the cell
Cilia are located
move a cell through a fluid
The function of a flagellum is to
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER)
Which organelle in a cell is involved in the synthesis and storage of lipids
Ribosome
Which organelle in the cell is an important site for protein synthesis
mitochondria
The powerhouses of a cell is the
nucleus
The control center of a cell is the
during respiration
In a healthy animal, insensible water loss is the water lost
Intracellular fluid
Which compartment of water makes up the majority of total body water
anions
Ions that have a negative charge are called
pumps sodium out of the cell and potassium into the cell
In a normal cell the sodium-potassium pump
Patients should be positioned lying on the right side
Routine abdominal radiographs are always taken with the patient in right lateral recumbency. In laymen’s terms, how should patients be positioned for routine abdominal films?
The cat should be placed on its back
A cat needs an abdominal ultrasound. Dr. Smith prefers to perform abdominal ultrasound with patients in dorsal recumbency. How should you position the cat? (i.e., How will the cat be laying?)
DV
In radiography, it is desirable to have the body part to be examined closest to the cassette and film to minimize distortion and to produce the best image quality of that body part. With this goal in mind, if the heart lies nearest the sternum, which of the following radiographic views of the chest will produce the best image quality of the heart?
VD
You have placed a dog in dorsal recumbency for pelvic radiographs. The beam is centered over the caudal abdomen and the cassette lies beneath the dog's back in the Bucky tray. What is the abbreviation for the view of the pelvis?
root word
The word part that is considered the foundation of a word is the
combining vowel
A single-letter word part that is used to join other word parts is a
suffix
A word part that follows a root word, modifying its meaning, is a
cytology
he study of cells is medically termed
interstitial
The fluid between cells is called __ fluid
phagocytosis
__ is a process by which cells consume large particles and organisms
exocytosis
The cellular process by which waste products are expelled from the cell is termed __
chromatin
In a cell not in the process of reproducing itself, DNA is stored in the form of loosely woven __
lysosome
A cytoplasmic vesicle containing digestive enzymes for the cell is a __
Red blood cells clumped and stuck together
If you observed agglutination in the peripheral blood smear of a domestic animal, what did you actually see?
erythrocytes
__ are anuclear, biconcave, discoid blood cells with the primary function of transporting oxygen to the tissues of the body
leukocytes
Blood cells that are collectively responsible for fighting disease in the body are the __
hemostasis
__ is the process by which hemorrhage is stopped
erythrocytes
__ are cells that comprise the largest cellular portion of spun hematocrit, or packed cell volume