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| the procedure used to visually examine internal body structures in motion using radiation |
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| a positively charged electrode which acts as a target for the electrons from the cathode |
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| a negatively charged electrode that provides a source of electrons |
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| a layer of radiographic film made of gelatin containing suspended silver halide crystals |
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| material which is less dense allowing more x-ray beams to penetrate(air and soft tissue) |
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| material which is more dense allowing fewer x-ray beams to penetrate(hard tissue and bone) |
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| negative contrast radiographic technique evaluating the urinary bladder |
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| a radiographic contrast study which evaluates the space surrounding the spinal cord |
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| a restricting device used to control the size of the primary beam |
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| the peak energy of the x-rays which determines the quality(penetrating power) of the x-ray beam |
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| the amount of electrical energy passed through the filament. Describes the number of x-rays produced during the exposure |
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| a device used to measure radiation exposure to personnel |
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| no echos detected. ultrasound image is black |
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| few echos detected. ultrasound image is low-level gray |
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| many echos detected.ultrasound image is bright white |
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| small area of the target with which electrons collide on the anode |
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| a decrease of x-ray intensity on the anode side of the x-ray beam, caused by the anode target angle |
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| as the distance from the x-ray beam source is increase, the x-ray becomes less intense |
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| a method of estimating kilovoltage in reaction to area thickness. |
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| the part of the machine that houses the anode and cathode, where the x-rays are produced. |
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| the manner in which diseaese develops. This includes the entire sequence of events which occur from the time of contact with etiologic agent(infectious disease) until death |
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| The state of being diseased. Healthy vs. Diseased |
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| Death resulting from the disease. Diseased vs. Dead |
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| objective evidence of disease and/or specific recognizable abnormalities |
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| signs which are diagnostic of the disease |
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| the determination of the disease producing condition |
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| management and care of a patient combating a disease process |
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| the probable result or outcome of a disease |
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| Infection aquired from the hospital or clinic |
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| disease which is produced by the doctor or staff |
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| Enlargement of tissue by enlargement of individual cells |
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| shrinkage of tissue by shrinkage of individual cells |
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| enlargement of tissue by proliferation of cells |
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| abnormal growth of new tissue |
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| malignant tumor of epithelial origin |
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| malignant tumor of conncective tissue origin |
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| movement of a malignant tumor from its original site to a distant site in the body |
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| having the characteristics of disordered, uncontrolled growth, metastisis and invasiveness |
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| having the characteristics of malignancy |
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| use of drugs as a therapy |
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| Right patient, right drug, right route, right dose, right time |
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| Cancellous bone is called? |
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| spongy bone or trabecular bone |
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| a bone which contains an air-filled sinus cavity |
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| Freely movable joint, knee |
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| The third metacarpal on a horse is also known as.... |
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| the joint on a horse between the distal cannon bone and the proximal long pastern |
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| the paired bones on the forelimb |
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| the paired bones of the hindlimb |
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| common name for the tarsal joint |
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| joint between the femur and tibia |
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| open and compound fracture is.. |
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| a fracture which occurs with a break in the skin(bone protruding through the skin) |
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| a fracture in which the bone is fragmented into many small pieces |
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| instrument is used to create a hole in bone |
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| type of fracture most common in immature animals |
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| connect muscle to bone, is made up of dense collagen |
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| tissue which covers a structure |
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| tissue which lines a structure |
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| Made up of the ilium, ischium, acetabulum, and pubis |
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| reasons why you wouldn't give a medication |
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| anything that doesn't go through the mouth |
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| the way drugs move through the body |
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| The action that drugs have |
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| wide end of bone,composed of cancellous bone and covered with articular cartilage |
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| Shaft of long bone, composed primarily of compact bone |
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| tough, fibrous tissue that forms the outer covering of bone |
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| fixed portion of a muscle that does not move much |
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| a broad sheet like tendon |
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| end of muscle, more movement |
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| tissue that covers,supports, or separates muscles |
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| moving toward the midline |
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| moving away from the midline |
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| make the angel of the muscle smaller |
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| make the muscle angel bigger |
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| tough fibrous tissue that forms the lining of the medullary cavity |
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| joint of the sacrum and ilium |
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| means the caudal surface of the front paw |
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| means the caudal surface of the rear paw |
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| light bands called I bands made up of actin filaments,thin filament |
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| Dark bands called A bands and are made of myosin filaments,thick filament |
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| contractile unit of a muscle fiber |
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| made up of actin and myosin filaments |
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| is the liquid portion of blood with clotting proteins removed |
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| is the straw colored fluid portion of blood that transports nutrients,hormones, and waste products. contains clotting proteins |
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| is a cell that contains prominent grainlike structures in its cytoplasm |
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| is a cell that does not contain prominent grainlike structures in its cytoplasm |
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| condition of irregular cells |
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| condition of unequal cell size |
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| condition of many colors, that appears as an overall blue tint of Wright-stained RBC's due to shrinking of the cell membrane; indicates slight immaturity of the erythrocyte |
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| abnormal decrease in the number of clotting cells. |
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| deficiency of white blood cells; sometimes called leukocytopenia |
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| blood condition of less-than-normal levels of red blood cells and/ or hemoglobin |
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| is the act of controlling blood or bleeding |
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| layer that appears at the interface of the erythrocytes and plasma |
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| any disorder of blood coagulation. |
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| fluid with a high content of protein and cellular debris which has escaped from the blood vessels and has been deposited in tissue or on tissue surfaces. |
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| pertaining to serum; thin and watery, like serum |
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| composed of serum and blood |
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| containing or forming pud |
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| deficiency of blood in a part, due to functional constriction or actual obstruction of a blood vessel |
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| Pertaining to bleeding or the abnormal flow of blood. |
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| damage or injury to ligaments and tendons |
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| injury or damage of a muscle |
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| connect to the thoracic and the sternum |
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| scapula, pelvis, skull, ribs,and sternum |
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| mandible(lower jaw),maxilla(upper jaw), incisive |
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| zygomatic, lacrimal, nasal |
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| occipital(back of head), temporal(side of head), parital(roof and upper sides), frontal(forhead) |
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| holds the tongue in place and supports the larnex |
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| scapula,humerus,radius,ulna,carpus,metacarpus,phalanges |
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| Pelvis,femur,tibia,fibula,tarsus,metatarsus,phalanges |
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| back of knee cap-sesamoid |
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| between the ramus of the mandible and the temporal bone of the skull |
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| fibrous joint between two halves of the mandible |
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| Scapulohumeral(shoulder joint) |
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| between the scapula amd the hunerus |
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| between the head of the femur and the acetabulum of the os coxae |
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| distal femur and the tibia |
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| a crossed pair of ligaments between the femur and tibia |
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| between the malleolar region of the dista tibia and the trochlea of the talus |
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| scapula,femur,fibula,tibia,carpus,cannon,long pastern,short pastern,coffin |
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