Veterinary Medicine Concepts

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A series of flashcards covering key concepts and definitions related to veterinary medicine, including diseases, treatments, and important physiological terms.

Last updated 6:44 PM on 4/9/26
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What organism causes ringworm?

Fungus

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What is the normal canine temperature range?

37–39°C

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Which system does parvovirus primarily affect?

Digestive

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What is the first step in CPR?

Airway

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What is the direction for a sterile scrub?

Center outward

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Which nutrient is essential for building muscle?

Protein

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What type of disease is rabies?

Zoonotic

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What instrument is used for cutting?

Scalpel

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What is a common sign of shock?

Fast pulse

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What does a pulse oximeter measure?

Oxygen saturation

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What is a characteristic of a zoonotic disease?

Transmitted from animals to humans

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Define homeostasis in veterinary terms.

Maintaining internal balance.

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What is an analgesic?

A pain relief drug.

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What is the function of an antiseptic?

Prevents infection.

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What does a biopsy entail?

Taking a tissue sample.

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What is bradycardia?

Slow heart rate.

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What condition is characterized by difficulty breathing?

Dyspnea.

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What does an autoclave do?

Sterilizes equipment.

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What does dehydration refer to?

Low body fluid.

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What is the cephalic vein used for?

Blood draws.

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What does hyperthermia indicate?

High body temperature.

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What is anemia?

Low red blood cell count.

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What does edema represent in a veterinary context?

Fluid swelling.