Veterinary Terminology
Across
- 2. A device that determines respiratory rate and end tidal CO2
- 6. Procedure used to visually examine internal body structures in motion using radiation to project images on a fluorescent screen.
- 8. Abbreviation for Both ears
- 11. Abnormally slow breathing
- 14. Continous rate infusion
- 16. Abnormal heart rhythm
- 17. ELectrocardiograph
- 19. A stethoscope that is inserted down the esophagus to provide audible heart sounds
- 22. Removal of cells or tissues for examination
- 24. difficult breathing
- 25. suspension of breathing
- 27. "Bed sores"
- 28. Away from
- 29. Abbreviation for Left ear
- 30. Surgical incision into an intestine.
- 31. Abbreviation for Right ear
- 32. Capillary refill time
- 33. A colorless solution of formaldehyde used as a preservative for biological specimens.
- 34. Partial or complete collapse of the lung.
- 37. removal of tissue and foreign material to aid healing
- 38. precautions to prevent infection.
Down
- 1. Induced loss of feeling or awareness
- 3. The procedure of visually examining inside the body.
- 4. Condition of having a short face
- 5. things that animals eat/swallow other than food/treats
- 7. That part of the anesthetic machine in which the flow of gases is directed through two unidirectional valves, one in an expiratory and one in an inspiratory tube.
- 8. A sterilization unit that creates high pressurized steam
- 9. disturbance in the heart rhythm resulting in fewer heartbeats than normal
- 10. "cone of shame"
- 12. Cloth(s) arranged over a patient’s body to provide a sterile field around the area
- 13. An incision into the abdominal cavity, also called a laparotomy.
- 15. Air in the pathway of the respiratory system that does not contribute to gas exchange
- 17. Release of breath
- 18. chemical agent that kills or prevents the growth of microorganisms
- 20. listening to heart or lung sounds
- 21. brain and spinal cord
- 23. Lying on back
- 26. Slow heart rate
- 30. Difficult or labored breathing during expiration.
- 35. Pain relief
- 36. Respiratory system injury following excessive circuit pressure changes