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retroperitoneal
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where kidneys are located; behind the lining of the abdominal cavity / outside of the peritoneal cavity
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urea
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waste product of protein metabolism that is filtered by the kidneys
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cortex
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outer layer of the kidney
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cortic/o
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outer region
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medulla
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inner layer of the kidney
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medull/o
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middle or inner portion
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urination
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elimination of urine from the body
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excretion, elimination, voiding
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elimination of a substance
can be used to describe the urinary system or other body systems |
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micturition
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elimination of urine from the body with implied voluntary control of the sphincter muscles in the urinary tract
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erythropoietin
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hormone produced by the kidney that stimulates red blood cell production in the bone marrow
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-chrome
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suffix for color
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turbid
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cloudy (urine)
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urinary catheterization
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insertion of a tube through the urethra and into the urinary bladder
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cystogram
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radiographic film of the urinary bladder after contrast material has been placed in the bladder via a urinary catheter
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retrograde
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going backwards; describes the path that contrast material takes in going to the bladder for a cystogram
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pneumocystography
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radiographic study of the urinary bladder after air has been placed into it via urethral catheter
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retrograde pyelogram
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radiographic study of the kidney and ureters in which a contrast material is placed directly into the urinary bladder
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nocturia
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excessive urination at night
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albuminuria
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presence of major blood protein in urine
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anuria
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complete suppression of urine
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bacteriuria
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presence of bacteria in urine
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crystalluria
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urine with naturally produced angular solids of definitive form
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dysuria
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difficult or painful urination
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glucosuria or glycosuria
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glucose (sugar) in the urine
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hematuria
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blood in the urine
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ketonuria
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presence of ketones in the urine
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oliguria
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scanty or little urine
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pollakiuria
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frequent urination
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polyuria
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excessive urination
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proteinuria
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presence of proteins in the urine
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pyuria
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pus in urine
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stranguria
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slow or painful urination
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urinalysis (UA)
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examination of urine components
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acute
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short course with a sudden onset; implies severe
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chronic
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long course with a progressive onset; persists for a long time
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nephrotoxin
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substance that is toxic to the kidneys
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uremia
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waste products in the blood; seen with many types of kidney disease
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hydronephrosis
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dilation of the renal pelvis as a result of an obstruction to urine flow
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lith/o
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combining form for stone or calculus
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-lith
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suffix for stone or calculus
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lithiasis
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the process of forming stone-like deposits or calculi in internal organts
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casts
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fibrous or protein material found in the urine
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urolith
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urinary bladder stone
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hydroureter
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distention of the ureter with urine caused by any blockage
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interstitial cystitis
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inflammation within the wall of the urinary bladder
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azotemia
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presence of urea and other nitrogenous agents in the blood
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lithotripsy
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destruction of stone using ultrasonic waves traveling through water
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-tripsy
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to crush
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dialysis
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procedure to remove blood waste products when the kidneys are no longer functioning
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theriogenology
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study of animal reproduction
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perineum
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area between the scrotum and anus in males
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orchi/o
orchid/o test/o testicul/o |
combining forms for testes (4)
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foreskin
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also called the prepuce; retractable fold of skin covering the penis
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pen/i
priap/o |
combining forms for penis (2)
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sigmoid flexure
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s-shaped bend in the penis of some species; straightening achieves an erection
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ovari/o
oophor/o |
combining forms for female gonad (2)
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oo/o
ov/i ov/o |
combining forms for egg (3)
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oviducts
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another name for the uterine tubes; paired tubes that extend ovary to uterus
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salping/o
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tube
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fimbriae
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fringed extensions at the infundibulum that catch the ova when they leave the ovary and direct them into the uterine tube
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uter/o
hyster/o metr/o metri/o |
combining forms for uterus (4)
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corpus
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body
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uterine corpus
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body of the uterus
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cervic/o
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neck
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cervix
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caudal portion of the uterus that extends into the vagina
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colop/o
vagin/o |
combining form for vagina (2)
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orifice
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body entrance or exit
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labia
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lips; fleshy borders of the vulva
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clitoris
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sensitive erectile tissue located at the ventral portion of the vulva
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mammary glands
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milk producing glands in females
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mamm/o
mast/o |
combining form for mammary glands (3)
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udder
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mammary gland in large animals
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teat
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nipple area in a large animal
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quarter
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in cows, the name for the four teats ("mammae")
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lact/i
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milk
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luteal phase
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stage of estrous cycle in which the corpus luteum is present
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intromission
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insertion of the penis into the vagina
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copulation / coitus
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sexual intercourse
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afterbirth
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another name for the placenta
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tie
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period of copulation between a male and female canine during which the two animals are locked together by penile erectile tissue
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umbilicus
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structure that forms on the abdominal wall where the umbilical cord was connected to the fetus
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amnion
"amniotic sac" |
innermost membrane surrounding the embryo in the uterus; protects fetus by engulfing it in fluid
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allantois
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innermost layer of the placenta, forms a sac where waste products accumulate
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chorion
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outermost layer of the placenta
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cotyledon
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elevation of the ruminant placenta that is on the fetal surface and adheres to the maternal caruncle
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caruncle
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fleshy mass on maternal ruminant placenta that attaches to fetal cotyledon
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placentome
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structure formed by the caruncle and cotyledon together
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gravid/o
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combining form for pregnant
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postpartum
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period right after labor
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meconium
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first stool of a newborn; consists of material collected in the fetal intestine
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uterine involution
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process of returning the uterus to normal size
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presentation
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orientation of the fetus before delivery
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cranial (anterior) presentation
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head and legs are directed toward the cervix
-sheep -cattle -swine |
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caudal (posterior) presentation
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pelvis and rear legs are directed toward the cervix
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transverse presentation
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involves the fetus lying across the cervix, normal parturition will not be achieved
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breech presentation
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tail of the fetus is prevented first and delivery may or may not be obstructed
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leiomyoma
or fibroid |
benign tumor arising from the smooth muscle of the uterus
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transmissible venereal tumor (TVT)
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naturally occurring sexually transmitted tumor of dogs that effects the external genitalia and other mucous membranes
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supernumerary
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more than the normal number
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supernumerary teats
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animal has more than normal number of nipples, seen often in ruminants
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monorchid
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having only one testicle
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mutagen
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substances that produce change or create genetic abnormalities
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oophorectomy
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surgical removal of the ovaries
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pneumovagina
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conformational defect in the perineum of cows and mares that allows air to enter the vagina; also called "windsuckers"
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hermaphroditism
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condition of having both ovarian and testicular tissue
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