CVA Terminology 1

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1
furthest point on a limb, but is a limb and not the trunk of the body
Proximal
Fomite
Extremity
Dewclaw
2
percentage of packed cells in a volume of blood; also called a hematocrit
Hematocrit
Abscess
PPE
PCV
3
cutting instruments consisting of two opposing blades pivoting centrally
Hemostats
Scissors
Scalpel Blade
Intestinal Clamps
4
agent used to cause a loss of feeling or sensation
Autoclave
Anesthetic
Antiseptic
Anthelmentic
5
not malignant or cancerous; having a favorable recovery
Benign
Corona
Dosimeter
Rostral
6
not through the alimentary canal; ex. SQ, IM, or IV
Parenteral
Topical
Oral
Injectable
7
simple sugar or monosaccharide found especially in fruits and blood; major source of energy for most living organisms
Oblique
PPE
Glucose
PCV
8
chemical substance produced by a microorganism that has the capacity to kill/ inhibit the growth of other microorganisms
Bateriostatic
Antibiotic
Antiseptic
Medication
9
medications that are applied to a particular area of the skin
Parenteral
Disinfectant
Dermal
Topical
10
to give medications once daily or every 24 hours
QID
TID
SID
BID
11
pair of glands within the anus of carnivores; signs of discomfort include scooting or licking rear end
Dysplasia
Kidney
Cytology
Anal Sacs (Glands)
12
drowsy or seemingly indifferent to surroundings or lacking energy
Lazy
Lethargic
Anesthetized
Dying
13
a viral infection that affects dogs with discharge from the eyes and nose, vomiting, diarrhea, coughing and seizures
Rabies
Distemper
Corona
Parvo
14
position farthest from the median plane or midline; pertaining to the side or outside; opposite of medial
Ventral
Cranial
Dorsal
Lateral
15
image produced by radiation on film or an electronic image to a computer screen
Electrocardiogram
Radiograph
Cassette
Dosimeter
16
security against a disease; nonsusceptibility to invasive microorganisms; having specific antibodies to an antigen
Parasite
Parvo
Immunity
Histology
17
of the cestode class of worms; elongated, segmented, flat bodied worms
Tapeworm
Roundworm
Scabies
Heartworm
18
surgical removal of the claws in dogs and cats; called onychectomy
Disinfection
Dewclaw
OHE
Declaw
19
destroying infection-producing organisms; not effective against spore-forming bacteria or viruses
Contaminant
Disinfectant
Bacteriostatic
Disinfection
20
being hazardous to life
Dermatitis
Necropsy
Biohazard
Extremity
21
towards the oral or nasal region
Cranial
Dorsal
Rostral
Medial
22
single-celled microorganism that reproduces by cell division
Bacteria
Virus
Distemper
Fomite
23
highly contagious dermatitis caused by the sarcoptic mite that can be spread to humans
Contaminant
Ringworm
Colic
Scabies
24
chemical transmitters produced by the endocrine system; responsible for metabolism, blood glucose, and fertility cycles
Nerves
Neurons
Hormones
Toxins
25
poison made of protein that's produced by living cells or organisms; produces disease/ illness when in body tissues
Antitoxin
Hormone
Toxin
Neuron
26
break or rupture in a bone
Fracture
Hemorrhage
Isolation
Radiograph
27
pear-shaped reservoir for bile embedded in the lobes of the liver; rats and horses don’t have one
Gallbladder
Liver
Cecum
Stomach
28
instrument used to inspect the ear
Microscope
Otoscope
Ophthalmoscope
Stethoscope
29
abnormality of development
Scabies
Parturition
Euthanasia
Dysplasia
30
dirofilaria immitis is the scientific name
Tapeworm
Heartworm
Roundworm
Hookworm
31
common name for the procedure to remove the ovaries and uterus rendering a female incapable of reproduction
Neuter
Castrate
Spay
Ligate
32
direct path of the x-ray beam from the machine to the patient
Dosimeter
Radiograph
Primary Beam
Cassette
33
highly fatal viral infection of the CNS that can be zoonotic; fatal outcome is almost inevitable
Corona
Distemper
Parvo
Rabies
34
agent used to destroy intestinal worms or parasites; also called anthelmintic
Wormer
Dewormer
Anthelmintic
Parasiticide
35
a device used to prevent an animal from biting; the part of the face that consists of the maxilla and nasal bones
Rostral
Cranial
Ova
Muzzle
36
branch of biology that deals with structures, functions, multiplication, pathology, and life history of cells
Micobiology
Cytology
Histology
Necropsy
37
used during the bathing to kill external parasites like fleas, ticks, and mites; animals should be left to air dry
Dip Solution
Disinfectant
Contaminant
PCV
38
nematode class of worms; cylindrical, elongated parasitic worm which invades the intestinal tract and multiplies there
Tapeworm
Ringworm
Roundworm
Heartworm
39
an object that can be contaminated and helps to spread microorganisms
Fomite
Contaminant
Histology
Otoscope
40
instrument used to amplify sounds of the heart, lungs, and other internal organs
Stethoscope
Otoscope
Microscope
Telescope
41
radiation that takes on an altered direction other than the desired direction
Cassette
Primary Beam
Dysplasia
Scatter Radiation
42
premature expulsion of the components of a fetus from the uterus; termination of pregnancy
Otitis
Abortion
Euthanasia
Colic
43
instrument for constricting a blood vessel to check the flow or escape of blood
Thumb forceps
Otoscope
Hemostat
Scalpel Handle
44
towards the median plane or midline of the body; opposite of lateral
Medial
Dorsal
Cranial
Ventral
45
rapid movement of fecal matter through the intestines resulting in poor water absorption and causes watery fecal matter
Diarrhea
Diarhea
Direea
Dirheea
46
vessel through which blood passes away from the heart and to various parts of the body
Artery
Neuron
Fomite
Vein
47
a shockwave generated by the abrupt ejection of blood from the heart that then travels through the arteries
Respiration
Pulse
Electrocardiogram
Radiograph
48
portion of the body between the thorax (chest) and pelvis
Abdomen
Dorsal
Cranial
Muzzle
49
delivery of a fetus by incision through the abdominal wall and uterine wall
Cesarean Section
Spay
Neuter
Exploratory
50
chemical agent applied to inanimate surfaces to kill pathogenic organisms
Bacteriostatic
Disinfection
Disinfectant
Antiseptic
51
slanted position between horizontal and perpendicular directions
Cassette
Oblique
Lateral
Dorsal
52
situated or occurring beneath the layers of skin
Intramuscular (IM)
Subcutaneous (SQ)
Intradermal (ID)
Intravenous (IV)
53
condition where a diet has all the essential nutrients but in suboptimal amounts; intermediate stage to starvation
Malnutrition
Starvation
Grazing
Mid-starvation
54
analysis of urine to help diagnose diseases
Fecal
Kidney
Microscope
Urinalysis
55
directed towards the belly; opposite of dorsal
Medial
Ventral
Lateral
Cranial
56
person trained or authorized to practice veterinary medicine and surgery; DVM
Veterinarian
Vetternairean
Vetrinarian
Veternarian
57
term used for eggs
Benign
Abscess
Ova
Fomite
58
surgical excision of ovaries and uterus to prevent pregnancy and estrous cycles or remove a diseased uterus; spaying
ovariohysterectomy (OHE)
Fixing
Neuter
Castration
59
fungal infection that affects the dermal layers and hairs; highly infectious to other animals and humans
Heartworm
Ringworm
Tapeworm
Roundworm
60
non-fertile, barren, not producing young; aseptic, free from living microorganisms
Sterile
Ovariohysterectomy (OHE)
Antiseptic
Anesthetic
61
directed towards the back surface; opposite of ventral
Dorsal
Medial
Lateral
Cranial
62
to give medications three times daily or every 8 hours
SID
QID
TID
BID
63
to desex an animal; castration in males and ovariohysterectomy in females
Ligate
Neuter/ Spay
Anesthetic
Fix
64
external use of water in the treatment of disease and injury
Cleaning
Hydrotherapy
Hydrocephaly
Anesthesia
65
when the body loses more water than it takes in; there is negative fluid balance so circulating blood volume decreases
Thirsty
Depletion
Concentration
Dehydration
66
worn when taking radiographs to provide protection from radiation
Film
Dosimeter
Cassette
Lead Apron
67
developing young in the uterus in the postembryonic period, after major anatomical structures have been outlined
Zygote
Embryo
Fetus
Baby
68
type of injection, needle or syringe used in SQ tissue
Hypodermic
Hyperdermic
Diabetic
Subcutaneous
69
protective response elicited by destruction of tissue or injury
Isolation
Inflammation
Dermatitis
Abortion
70
within the principle layer of skin (dermis) which is between the epidermis and subcutaneous layers
Intramuscular (IM)
Subcutaneous (SQ)
Intradermal (ID)
Intravenous (IV)
71
yellow-green fluid that is stored in the gallbladder that is then secreted into the small intestine to break down fats
Dysplasia
Ringworm
Glucose
Bile
72
virus that causes bloody vomiting and diarrhea, high fever and dehydration in dogs; in cats it's called panleukopenia
Corona
Distemper
Parvo
Colic
73
branch of biology that deals with microscopic forms of life
Cytology
Histology
Ecology
Microbiology
74
Group of animals with a common ancestry and have common caracteristics.
class
sporting
breed
lineage
75
inflammation of the ear
Otic
Otoscope
Otitis
Dermatitis
76
inflammation of the skin
Nephritis
Gastritis
Dermatitis
Otitis
77
living organism that lives on or in another living organism to gain some sort of advantage
Colic
Parasite
Disinfectant
Fomite
78
matter excreted by the intestines; test used to look for intestinal parasites
Oblique
Fomite
Diarrhea
Fecal
79
escape of blood from a ruptured vessel
Isolation
Fracture
Hemorrhage
Hematocrit
80
within the substance of a muscle
Intravenous (IV)
Intradermal (ID)
Subcutaneous (SQ)
Intramuscular (IM)
81
insertion of a tube into the trachea or windpipe
Tracheostemy
Hemostat
Intubation
Anesthesia
82
branch of anatomy that deals with minute structures of animal and plant tissue
Histology
Cytology
Brachycephalic
Microbiology
83
antibody to a toxin that binds specifically with the toxin to neutralize the effects of the toxin
Disinfectant
Antiseptic
Antitoxin
Penicillin
84
the unused first digit of a dog or cat found on the inner side of the front legs
Extremity
Dewclaw
Declaw
Medial
85
round mass or very large pill-shaped tablet for administering to a large animal
Bolus
Tablet
Pill
Capsule
86
straight handle that a scalpel blade of sharp knife-like blade is attached to for making surgical incisions
Towel Clamps
Scalpel Blade
Scalpel Handle
Spay or Snook Hook
87
device worn outside the lead apron, usually at the collar, to detect the amount of radiation exposure
Primary Beam
Oblique
Dosimeter
Cassette
88
substance that can cause cancer; may include certain chemicals, ultraviolet rays, or chemotherapy drugs
Antitoxin
Carcinogen
Antibiotic
Anti-inflammatory
89
to give medications twice daily or every 12 hours
TID
BID
SID
QID
90
reduction of erythrocytes or hemoglobin in the blood
Anemia
Artery
Hematocrit
Hemorrhage
91
examination of an animal's body after death to determine the actual cause of death
Microbiology
Empathy
Cytology
Necropsy
92
instrument used to view and enlarge minute structures
Stethoscope
Otoscope
Ophthalmoscope
Microscope
93
helps make up the CNS along with the spinal cord
Vertebrae
Brain
Nerves
Neurons
94
introduction of a substance into the body to produce immunity to a specific disease
Vaccination
Conjunctivitis
Biohazard
Anemia
95
either of 2 organs in the lumbar region that filters blood and excretes the body's end-products in the form of urine
Kidney
Dewclaw
Anal Sac (Gland)
PPE
96
chemical agent applied to living tissue to prevent growth and reproduction of microorganisms
Disinfectant
Antiseptic
Histology
PPE
97
animal with a wide head and short blunted nose; Boston Terrier, Bulldogs, Pekingese, Pug, and Shi Tzu are some examples
Brachycephalic
Ova
Empathy
Lateral
98
percent of erythrocytes in whole blood; done by separating cellular components of blood from plasma; also called (PCV)
Fecal
Scabies
Hematocrit
Contaminant
99
excision of the gonads (testicles), rendering a male incapable of reproduction
Castration
Fixation
OHE
Spay
100
collection of pus formed by the disintegration of tissue
Zoonoses
Hemorrhage
Abscess
Necropsy

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CVA Terminology 1

100 termsStudBud Administration575 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards100 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 100

Answers

1
furthest point on a limb, but is a limb and not the trunk of the body
Proximal
Fomite
Extremity
Dewclaw
2
percentage of packed cells in a volume of blood; also called a hematocrit
Hematocrit
Abscess
PPE
PCV
3
cutting instruments consisting of two opposing blades pivoting centrally
Hemostats
Scissors
Scalpel Blade
Intestinal Clamps
4
agent used to cause a loss of feeling or sensation
Autoclave
Anesthetic
Antiseptic
Anthelmentic
5
not malignant or cancerous; having a favorable recovery
Benign
Corona
Dosimeter
Rostral
6
not through the alimentary canal; ex. SQ, IM, or IV
Parenteral
Topical
Oral
Injectable
7
simple sugar or monosaccharide found especially in fruits and blood; major source of energy for most living organisms
Oblique
PPE
Glucose
PCV
8
chemical substance produced by a microorganism that has the capacity to kill/ inhibit the growth of other microorganisms
Bateriostatic
Antibiotic
Antiseptic
Medication
9
medications that are applied to a particular area of the skin
Parenteral
Disinfectant
Dermal
Topical
10
to give medications once daily or every 24 hours
QID
TID
SID
BID
11
pair of glands within the anus of carnivores; signs of discomfort include scooting or licking rear end
Dysplasia
Kidney
Cytology
Anal Sacs (Glands)
12
drowsy or seemingly indifferent to surroundings or lacking energy
Lazy
Lethargic
Anesthetized
Dying
13
a viral infection that affects dogs with discharge from the eyes and nose, vomiting, diarrhea, coughing and seizures
Rabies
Distemper
Corona
Parvo
14
position farthest from the median plane or midline; pertaining to the side or outside; opposite of medial
Ventral
Cranial
Dorsal
Lateral
15
image produced by radiation on film or an electronic image to a computer screen
Electrocardiogram
Radiograph
Cassette
Dosimeter
16
security against a disease; nonsusceptibility to invasive microorganisms; having specific antibodies to an antigen
Parasite
Parvo
Immunity
Histology
17
of the cestode class of worms; elongated, segmented, flat bodied worms
Tapeworm
Roundworm
Scabies
Heartworm
18
surgical removal of the claws in dogs and cats; called onychectomy
Disinfection
Dewclaw
OHE
Declaw
19
destroying infection-producing organisms; not effective against spore-forming bacteria or viruses
Contaminant
Disinfectant
Bacteriostatic
Disinfection
20
being hazardous to life
Dermatitis
Necropsy
Biohazard
Extremity
21
towards the oral or nasal region
Cranial
Dorsal
Rostral
Medial
22
single-celled microorganism that reproduces by cell division
Bacteria
Virus
Distemper
Fomite
23
highly contagious dermatitis caused by the sarcoptic mite that can be spread to humans
Contaminant
Ringworm
Colic
Scabies
24
chemical transmitters produced by the endocrine system; responsible for metabolism, blood glucose, and fertility cycles
Nerves
Neurons
Hormones
Toxins
25
poison made of protein that's produced by living cells or organisms; produces disease/ illness when in body tissues
Antitoxin
Hormone
Toxin
Neuron
26
break or rupture in a bone
Fracture
Hemorrhage
Isolation
Radiograph
27
pear-shaped reservoir for bile embedded in the lobes of the liver; rats and horses don’t have one
Gallbladder
Liver
Cecum
Stomach
28
instrument used to inspect the ear
Microscope
Otoscope
Ophthalmoscope
Stethoscope
29
abnormality of development
Scabies
Parturition
Euthanasia
Dysplasia
30
dirofilaria immitis is the scientific name
Tapeworm
Heartworm
Roundworm
Hookworm
31
common name for the procedure to remove the ovaries and uterus rendering a female incapable of reproduction
Neuter
Castrate
Spay
Ligate
32
direct path of the x-ray beam from the machine to the patient
Dosimeter
Radiograph
Primary Beam
Cassette
33
highly fatal viral infection of the CNS that can be zoonotic; fatal outcome is almost inevitable
Corona
Distemper
Parvo
Rabies
34
agent used to destroy intestinal worms or parasites; also called anthelmintic
Wormer
Dewormer
Anthelmintic
Parasiticide
35
a device used to prevent an animal from biting; the part of the face that consists of the maxilla and nasal bones
Rostral
Cranial
Ova
Muzzle
36
branch of biology that deals with structures, functions, multiplication, pathology, and life history of cells
Micobiology
Cytology
Histology
Necropsy
37
used during the bathing to kill external parasites like fleas, ticks, and mites; animals should be left to air dry
Dip Solution
Disinfectant
Contaminant
PCV
38
nematode class of worms; cylindrical, elongated parasitic worm which invades the intestinal tract and multiplies there
Tapeworm
Ringworm
Roundworm
Heartworm
39
an object that can be contaminated and helps to spread microorganisms
Fomite
Contaminant
Histology
Otoscope
40
instrument used to amplify sounds of the heart, lungs, and other internal organs
Stethoscope
Otoscope
Microscope
Telescope
41
radiation that takes on an altered direction other than the desired direction
Cassette
Primary Beam
Dysplasia
Scatter Radiation
42
premature expulsion of the components of a fetus from the uterus; termination of pregnancy
Otitis
Abortion
Euthanasia
Colic
43
instrument for constricting a blood vessel to check the flow or escape of blood
Thumb forceps
Otoscope
Hemostat
Scalpel Handle
44
towards the median plane or midline of the body; opposite of lateral
Medial
Dorsal
Cranial
Ventral
45
rapid movement of fecal matter through the intestines resulting in poor water absorption and causes watery fecal matter
Diarrhea
Diarhea
Direea
Dirheea
46
vessel through which blood passes away from the heart and to various parts of the body
Artery
Neuron
Fomite
Vein
47
a shockwave generated by the abrupt ejection of blood from the heart that then travels through the arteries
Respiration
Pulse
Electrocardiogram
Radiograph
48
portion of the body between the thorax (chest) and pelvis
Abdomen
Dorsal
Cranial
Muzzle
49
delivery of a fetus by incision through the abdominal wall and uterine wall
Cesarean Section
Spay
Neuter
Exploratory
50
chemical agent applied to inanimate surfaces to kill pathogenic organisms
Bacteriostatic
Disinfection
Disinfectant
Antiseptic
51
slanted position between horizontal and perpendicular directions
Cassette
Oblique
Lateral
Dorsal
52
situated or occurring beneath the layers of skin
Intramuscular (IM)
Subcutaneous (SQ)
Intradermal (ID)
Intravenous (IV)
53
condition where a diet has all the essential nutrients but in suboptimal amounts; intermediate stage to starvation
Malnutrition
Starvation
Grazing
Mid-starvation
54
analysis of urine to help diagnose diseases
Fecal
Kidney
Microscope
Urinalysis
55
directed towards the belly; opposite of dorsal
Medial
Ventral
Lateral
Cranial
56
person trained or authorized to practice veterinary medicine and surgery; DVM
Veterinarian
Vetternairean
Vetrinarian
Veternarian
57
term used for eggs
Benign
Abscess
Ova
Fomite
58
surgical excision of ovaries and uterus to prevent pregnancy and estrous cycles or remove a diseased uterus; spaying
ovariohysterectomy (OHE)
Fixing
Neuter
Castration
59
fungal infection that affects the dermal layers and hairs; highly infectious to other animals and humans
Heartworm
Ringworm
Tapeworm
Roundworm
60
non-fertile, barren, not producing young; aseptic, free from living microorganisms
Sterile
Ovariohysterectomy (OHE)
Antiseptic
Anesthetic
61
directed towards the back surface; opposite of ventral
Dorsal
Medial
Lateral
Cranial
62
to give medications three times daily or every 8 hours
SID
QID
TID
BID
63
to desex an animal; castration in males and ovariohysterectomy in females
Ligate
Neuter/ Spay
Anesthetic
Fix
64
external use of water in the treatment of disease and injury
Cleaning
Hydrotherapy
Hydrocephaly
Anesthesia
65
when the body loses more water than it takes in; there is negative fluid balance so circulating blood volume decreases
Thirsty
Depletion
Concentration
Dehydration
66
worn when taking radiographs to provide protection from radiation
Film
Dosimeter
Cassette
Lead Apron
67
developing young in the uterus in the postembryonic period, after major anatomical structures have been outlined
Zygote
Embryo
Fetus
Baby
68
type of injection, needle or syringe used in SQ tissue
Hypodermic
Hyperdermic
Diabetic
Subcutaneous
69
protective response elicited by destruction of tissue or injury
Isolation
Inflammation
Dermatitis
Abortion
70
within the principle layer of skin (dermis) which is between the epidermis and subcutaneous layers
Intramuscular (IM)
Subcutaneous (SQ)
Intradermal (ID)
Intravenous (IV)
71
yellow-green fluid that is stored in the gallbladder that is then secreted into the small intestine to break down fats
Dysplasia
Ringworm
Glucose
Bile
72
virus that causes bloody vomiting and diarrhea, high fever and dehydration in dogs; in cats it's called panleukopenia
Corona
Distemper
Parvo
Colic
73
branch of biology that deals with microscopic forms of life
Cytology
Histology
Ecology
Microbiology
74
Group of animals with a common ancestry and have common caracteristics.
class
sporting
breed
lineage
75
inflammation of the ear
Otic
Otoscope
Otitis
Dermatitis
76
inflammation of the skin
Nephritis
Gastritis
Dermatitis
Otitis
77
living organism that lives on or in another living organism to gain some sort of advantage
Colic
Parasite
Disinfectant
Fomite
78
matter excreted by the intestines; test used to look for intestinal parasites
Oblique
Fomite
Diarrhea
Fecal
79
escape of blood from a ruptured vessel
Isolation
Fracture
Hemorrhage
Hematocrit
80
within the substance of a muscle
Intravenous (IV)
Intradermal (ID)
Subcutaneous (SQ)
Intramuscular (IM)
81
insertion of a tube into the trachea or windpipe
Tracheostemy
Hemostat
Intubation
Anesthesia
82
branch of anatomy that deals with minute structures of animal and plant tissue
Histology
Cytology
Brachycephalic
Microbiology
83
antibody to a toxin that binds specifically with the toxin to neutralize the effects of the toxin
Disinfectant
Antiseptic
Antitoxin
Penicillin
84
the unused first digit of a dog or cat found on the inner side of the front legs
Extremity
Dewclaw
Declaw
Medial
85
round mass or very large pill-shaped tablet for administering to a large animal
Bolus
Tablet
Pill
Capsule
86
straight handle that a scalpel blade of sharp knife-like blade is attached to for making surgical incisions
Towel Clamps
Scalpel Blade
Scalpel Handle
Spay or Snook Hook
87
device worn outside the lead apron, usually at the collar, to detect the amount of radiation exposure
Primary Beam
Oblique
Dosimeter
Cassette
88
substance that can cause cancer; may include certain chemicals, ultraviolet rays, or chemotherapy drugs
Antitoxin
Carcinogen
Antibiotic
Anti-inflammatory
89
to give medications twice daily or every 12 hours
TID
BID
SID
QID
90
reduction of erythrocytes or hemoglobin in the blood
Anemia
Artery
Hematocrit
Hemorrhage
91
examination of an animal's body after death to determine the actual cause of death
Microbiology
Empathy
Cytology
Necropsy
92
instrument used to view and enlarge minute structures
Stethoscope
Otoscope
Ophthalmoscope
Microscope
93
helps make up the CNS along with the spinal cord
Vertebrae
Brain
Nerves
Neurons
94
introduction of a substance into the body to produce immunity to a specific disease
Vaccination
Conjunctivitis
Biohazard
Anemia
95
either of 2 organs in the lumbar region that filters blood and excretes the body's end-products in the form of urine
Kidney
Dewclaw
Anal Sac (Gland)
PPE
96
chemical agent applied to living tissue to prevent growth and reproduction of microorganisms
Disinfectant
Antiseptic
Histology
PPE
97
animal with a wide head and short blunted nose; Boston Terrier, Bulldogs, Pekingese, Pug, and Shi Tzu are some examples
Brachycephalic
Ova
Empathy
Lateral
98
percent of erythrocytes in whole blood; done by separating cellular components of blood from plasma; also called (PCV)
Fecal
Scabies
Hematocrit
Contaminant
99
excision of the gonads (testicles), rendering a male incapable of reproduction
Castration
Fixation
OHE
Spay
100
collection of pus formed by the disintegration of tissue
Zoonoses
Hemorrhage
Abscess
Necropsy