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| Rotating so the palmar surface is turned down |
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| rotating so the palmar surface is turned up |
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| divides the body into unequal right and left parts |
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| to take away from the midline |
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| tough fiberous tissue, outer covering of a bone |
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| supports, covers and connects muscles to bone |
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where muscle begins,
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| muscle that moves away from the midline |
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| muscle that moves toward the midline |
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| muscle that bends a limb at its joint |
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| Muscle that straightens a limb at its joint |
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| fiberous sheet that provides attachment to muscular fibers |
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| lack of voluntary muscle control |
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| Muscle spasms or twitching |
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| protrusion of a body part through tissues that normally contain it |
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| muscles that work against eachother |
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| muscles that work together |
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Controls opening between the left atrium and the left ventricle. |
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| inadequate tissue perfusion |
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| The paired external opening of the respiratory tract |
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| covers the larynx during swallowing |
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| vocal aparatas for avians |
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| where air gets passed to in the chest |
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| trachea divides into two branches |
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| divides the thoracic and peritoneal cavities |
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Conchae.
scroll-like cartliages covered with highly vascular mucous membranes |
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| membranous sac that encases the lungs |
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| amount of air exchanged during normal respiration |
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| breaking down of blood cells |
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| malignant tumor, epithellial origin |
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| malignant tumor, bone origin |
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| percentage of RBCs in blood |
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| ratio of diseased animals to well animals |
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| how many have died from disease |
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| when waves are transmitted to deeper tissue and none are reflected back |
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| through routes other than the GI tract |
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| parsite infesting a host that is not its usual host |
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| the organism which a parasite obtains its nourishment |
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| organism that lives within, upon or at the expense of another organism |
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| time inbetween the introduction of a parasite and when it can show up in the blood or tissue |
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| inadimate object that can transmit disease |
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| tiny replicas of the adult parasite |
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| inner most part of the bone shaft, where bone marrow is |
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| A technique using echoes of ultrasound pulses to delineate objects or areas of different density in the body. |
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| noticeable difference in color |
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| allows nutrients into the medullary cavity of bones |
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| increase in SIZE of cells |
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| increase in AMOUNT of cells |
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| tiny sac in lungs where gas exchange occurs |
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| part of the external nose |
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| Where the nares are divided |
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| hook-like, where vocal cords attach |
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