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A series of flashcards covering key concepts and definitions related to veterinary medicine, including diseases, treatments, and important physiological terms.
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What organism causes ringworm?
Fungus
What is the normal canine temperature range?
37–39°C
Which system does parvovirus primarily affect?
Digestive
What is the first step in CPR?
Airway
What is the direction for a sterile scrub?
Center outward
Which nutrient is essential for building muscle?
Protein
What type of disease is rabies?
Zoonotic
What instrument is used for cutting?
Scalpel
What is a common sign of shock?
Fast pulse
What does a pulse oximeter measure?
Oxygen saturation
What is a characteristic of a zoonotic disease?
Transmitted from animals to humans
Define homeostasis in veterinary terms.
Maintaining internal balance.
What is an analgesic?
A pain relief drug.
What is the function of an antiseptic?
Prevents infection.
What does a biopsy entail?
Taking a tissue sample.
What is bradycardia?
Slow heart rate.
What condition is characterized by difficulty breathing?
Dyspnea.
What does an autoclave do?
Sterilizes equipment.
What does dehydration refer to?
Low body fluid.
What is the cephalic vein used for?
Blood draws.
What does hyperthermia indicate?
High body temperature.
What is anemia?
Low red blood cell count.
What does edema represent in a veterinary context?
Fluid swelling.