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Endocardium

Inner lining of the heart

Myocardium

muscle layer of the heart

Pericardium

membrane surrounding the heart (visceral layer)

white lead of ECG

right front

green lead of ECG

right rear

black lead of ECG

left front

Red lead of ECG

left rear

P wave

represents atrial function, depolarization or excitation of atria

PR segment

represents conduction through the AV valve

QRS wave

represents ventricular function, specifically the excitation of the ventricles

ST segment

represents the end of ventricular depolarization and the onset of ventricular repolarization

T wave

represents the relaxation phase from the contractions

Aorta

largest artery in the body

Aortic valve

valve between the left ventricle and aorta

atrioventricular bundle

specialized muscle fibers in the interventricular septum: carry electrical impulses to ventricles

Atrioventricular node (AV node)

specialized tissue in the interatrial septum; carries impulses from SA not to AV node

AV valves (Atrioventricular valves)

tissue in the interatrial septum; carries impulses grom SA node to AV ndoe

occlusion

blockage

patent

open; unobsturcted

Angi/o

vessel

Aort/o

aorta

Arter/o

artery

Arteri/o

artery

ather/o

plaque

atri/o

atrium

Capn/o

carbon dioxide

cardi/o

heart

cholesterol/o

cholesterol

coron/o

heart

cyan/o

blue

electr/o

electricity

Hem/o

blood

isch/o

to hold back; back

man/o

pressure

my/o

muscle

necr/o

death

ox/o

oxygen

pericardi/o

pericardium

phleb/o

vein

sphygm/o

pulse

steth/o

chest

thorac/o

chest

thromb/o

clot

valv/o

valve

valvul/o

valve

vascul/o

vessel

vas/o

vessel

ven/i

vein

ven/o

vein

ventricul/o

ventricle

brady-

slow

endo-

in; within

hyper-

above; excessive; increased

hypo-

deficient; below

inter-

between

peri-

surrounding; around

tachy-

fast

-al, -ar, -ic, -ous

pertaining to

-centesis

surgical puncture to remove fluid

-ectomy

removal; excision; resection

-emia

blood condition

-gram

record

-graphy

process of recording

-ia

condition

-itis

inflammation

-lysis

breakdown; destruction; separation; loosening

-megaly

enlargement

-meter

measure

-ole

small; little

-oma

tumor; mass; collection of fluid

-osis

abnormal condition

-oxia

oxygen

-pathy

disease condition

-plasty

surgical repair

-rrhaphy

suture

-sclerosis

hardening

-stenosis

tightening; narrow; stricture

-tension

pressure

-tomy

incision; process of cutting

-ule

small; little

Agglutination

clumping of RBC, Joining of antibodies and antigens

Rouleaux

Stacking of RBC; due to sticky surface on the cells from high levels of antibodies

Anisocytosis

unequal sizes of RBC

Poikilocytosis

irregular shapes of RBC

Normocytic

RBC normal size

Macrocytic

RBC are larger in size

Microcytic

RBC are small in size

Normochromic

RBC are normal in color

Hyperchromic

RBC are more red than normal; hemolysis

Hypochromic

RBC have less red color than normal; lack of hemoglobin

Sherocytosis

presence of spherocytes, RBC are rounded, lacking central pallor

Neutrophil

inflammation, infection, bacterial products


Primary WBC

Eosinophils

Allergies, parasites

Basophils

Exaggerated hypersensitivity


Anaphylaxis

Lymphocytes

Antigens


produce antibodies

Monocytes

inflammation, infection, bacterial products


macrophage

Albumin/o

Albumin

Bas/o

Base

Bilirubin/o

bilirubin

Chrom/o

color

Coagul/o

clotting; coagulation

Cyt/o

cell

Eosin/o

Red; rosy; dawn

Erythr/o

red

Granul/o

granules

Hemat/o

blood

Hemoglobin/o

Hemoglobin

Home/o

sameness; unchanging; constant

Is/o

same; equal

Kary/o

nucleus

Leuk/o

white

Lip/o

fat

Lymph/o

lymph

Mon/o

one; single

Morph/o

shape; form

Myel/o

bone marrow; spinal cord

Neutr/o

neutrophil; neutral; neither

Nucle/o

nucleus

Phag/o

eat; swallow

Poikil/o

irregular; Varied

Sider/o

iron

Spher/o

round; globe-shape

a-, an-

not; no; without

anti-

against

dys-

bad; abnormal; difficult;

macro-

large

mega-

large

micro-

small

mono-

single; one

pan-

all

poly-

many; much

-blast

immature; embryonic

-ctye

cell

-cytosis

increase in the number of cells

-emic

pertaining to a blood condition

-genous

producing

-globin

protein

-globulin

protein

-logy

study of

-lytic

to reduce; destroy; separate; breakdown

-oid

resembling

-penia

deficiency

-phage

eat; shallow

-phil

attraction for

-philia

increase in the number of cells; attraction for

-plasia

development; formation; growth

-poiesis

formation

-rrhage

bursting forth

-stasis

stopping; controlling; place

Melanin

Pigment that gives skin it's color

Melanoctes

Cells in the epidermis that produce melanin

Sebum

Oily substance secreted by sebaceous glands

Ungulates

Hooves animal

Comedo

Blackheads, plug of keratin and sebum within hair follicle

Cryosurgery

Use of cold temperature to destroy tissue

Decubitus ulcers

Bedsores

Ecchymosis

Bluish-black mark on skin

Erythema

Widespread redness on the skin. Caused by congestion of capillary bed due to injury or infection

Eczema

Superficial inflammation. Red itching

Fissure

Deep crack in skin

Fistula

Abnormal tube-like passageway occurs anywhere on the body

Granuloma

mass of granulation tissue due to chronic inflammatory process

Hidrosis

sweating

Hyperkeratosis

excessive growth of the horny layer

macule

flat, discolored lesion on the skin

metastasis

to spread beyond control, spread of tumor

Pruritus

itching

purulent

containing pus

belton

white coat with colored spots

blenheim

red and white

harlequin

white coat and large areas of black and blue

mantle

black body with white marking n head, neck, legs, and tail

phantom

black and tan coloring patterns

merle

marbled appearance

roan

blended mixture of colors with white

sable and white

tan and white

salt and pepper

mixture of black and white

colorpoint

white or cream base coat w/ colored patterns on face paws and tail

ruddy

red based coat with ticked patterns

tabby

bi-color coat w/ striped or spotted pattern

tortoise shell

tri-color w/ colors blended together

Adip/o

fat

Albin/o

white

Bi/o

life

Carcin/o

cancer

Cutane/o

skin

Derm/o

skin

Dermat/o

skin

Erythem/o

redness; flushed

Erythemat/o

redness; flushed

Hidr/o

sweat

Ichthy/o

dry; scaly

Kerat/o

horny; hard; cornea

Lip/o

fat

Melan/o

black

Myc/o

fungus

Onych/o

nail

Pil/o

hair

py/o

pus

seb/o

sebum

sebace/o

sebum

squam/o

scale

steat/o

fat; sebum

Therm/o

heat

trich/o

hair

Ungu/o

nail; hoof

Xer/o

dry

epi-

above; upon; on

Calculus

another name for a stone

Dialysis

separation of waste products from the bloodstream

Diuresis

Increased excretion of urine

Enuresis

inability to control excretion; also called incontinence

FLUTD

feline lower urinary tract disease

Perineal urethrostomy

new opening in the area between the anus and scrotum to correct FUS; also know as PU surgery

Pollakiuria

frequent urination

Polycystic Kidney

fluid-filled sacs within or upon the kidney; most common congenital renal defect

Renal colic

pain caused by stones in kidneys

renal ischemia

lack of blood flow to the kidneys

stranguria

straining to urinate; slow or painful urination

urethral stricture

tightening or narrowing of the urethra

urinary retention

inability to completely empty the bladder

Albumin/o

albumin

Azot/o

nitrogen

Bacteri/o

bacteria

Crystall/o

crystals

Cyst/o

urinary bladder; cyst

Dips/o

thirst

Erythr/o

red

Glomerul/o

glomerulus

Gluc/o

glucose; sugar

Glucos/o

glucose; sugar

Glycos/o

glucose; sugar

Hydr/o

fluid; water

ile/o

ileum

Ket/o

ketones; ketone bodies

Keton/o

ketones; ketone bodies

Lith/o

stone

Nephr/o

kidney

Olig/o

scanty

Protein/o

protein

Py/o

pus

Pyel/o

renal pelvis

Ren/o

kidney

Ur/o

urinary; urinary tract

Ureter/o

ureter

Urethr/o

urethra

Urin/o

urine

an-

no,not, without

anti-

against

di-

twice

dys-

bad; painful; difficult; abnormal

para-

near; beside; abnormal; apart from; along the side of

poly-

many; much

-ar, -ic

pertaining to

-emia

blood condition

-etic

pertaining to; pertaining to a condition

-gram

record

-ia

condition

-iasis

abnormal condition

-lithiasis

abnormal condition of stones

-malacia

softening

-osis

abnormal condition

-pathy

disease condtion

-prexy

surgical fixation; to put in place

-plasty

surgical repair

-poiesis

formation

-poietin

substance that forms

-ptosis

drooping; sagging; prolapse

-sclerosis

hardening

-scopy

visual examination

-stomy

new opening

-tomy

incision; process of cutting

-tripsy

to crush

-uria

urination; condition of urine

Bulbourethral Glands

pair of glands below the prostate that secrete fluid into urethra

Epididymis

one pair of tightly coiled tubes lying on top of each testicle. They carry sperm from the seminiferous tubules to the vas deferens

Gametes

sex cell; sperm in males and ova in females

Perineum

in males; area between anus and scrotum

Seminiferous tubules

narrow, coiled tubules that produce sperm in the testes

Spermatozoon

sperm cell

Azoospermia

lack of spermatozoa in semen

Paraphimosis

inability to retract the penis due to its swollen state

Balan/o

glans penis

Crypt/o

hidden

Epididym/o

epididymis

Gen/o

producing

Hydr/o

fluid; water

Later/o

side

Orch/o

testis; testicles

Orchi/o

testis; testicles

Orchid/o

testis; testicles

Pen/i

penis

Priap/o

penis

Prostat/o

prostate gland

Semin/i

Semen; seed

Sperm/o

Spermatozoa; semen

Spermat/o

spermatozoa; semen

Test/o

testis; testicles

Theri/o

beast

Urehtr/o

urethra

Vas/o

vessel; vas deferens

Zo/o

animal life

a-, an-

no; not; without

bi-

two, both

mono-

one; single

oligo-

scanty

-cele

hernia

-genesis

producing; forming

-lytic

to reduce; to destroy; separate; breakdown

-ism

process; condition

-megaly

enlargement

-one

hormone

Ammion

innermost membrane around the developing embryo; amniotic sac

Chorion

outermost membrane surrounding the embryo

Colostrum

first milk-like substance produced by female after birth; high in protein and antibodies

Endometrium

inner lining of uterus

Fimbriae

finger-like projections at the ends of the uterine maturation of ovum

hymen

membranous fold that partially or completely closes the vaginal orifice

involution of the uterus

uterus returns to normal non pregnant size

Luteinizing hormone (LH)

hormone produced by the pituitary to promote ovulation

Meconium

first feces of the newborn

Myometrium

muscle lining of the uterus

neonate

newborn

Oxytocin

hormone produced by the pituitary to stimulate the uterus to contract as well as milk secretion

parturition

the act of giving birth

Perineum

females, the area between anus and vagina

Progesterone

hormone produced by ovaries during pregnancy to protect the embryo and stimulate lactation

Vaginal orifice

opening of vagina

Congenital anomaly

malformation present at or existing from birth

Eclampsia

decreased calcium during lactation causing convulsions and coma

Ectopic pregnancy

fertilized ovum becomes implanted outside the uterus

Episiotomy

incision through the skin of the perineum to enlarge the vaginal opening for delivery

fetotomy

surgical excision of fetus, embryotomy; abortion

Galactorrhea

abnormal, persistent discharge of milk

Hydrocephalus

abnormal accumulation of fluid in the spaces of the brain. known as water on the brain

Leukorrhea

sticky, white discharge from vagina indicative of disease elsewhere in reproductive system

malpresentation

faulty fetal presentation

Pneumovagina

involuntary as air into vagina due to conformational defect

Amni/o

amnion; amniotic sac

Cervic/o

cervix; neck

Colp/o

vagina

Cyt/o

cell

Episi/o

vulva

Galact/o

milk

Genit/o

related to birth; reproductive organs

Gest/o

pregnancy

Gestat/o

Pregnancy

Gester/o

pregnancy

Gynec/o

woman

Hyster/o

uterus; womb

Lact/o

milk

Mamm/o

mammary glands

Mast/o

mammary glands

metr/o

uterus; womb; measure

metri/o

uterus; womb

Nat/i

birth

O/o

egg

obstetr/o

midwife; one who receives

Oophor/o

ovary

Ov/i

egg

Ov/o

egg

Ovari/o

ovary

Ovul/o

egg

Part/o

birth; labor

Parturit/o

birth; labor

Perine/o

perineum

Py/o

pus

Radi/o

x-rays; radius; radioactivity

Salping/o

Fallopian tubes, uterine tubes

Umbilic/o

Umbilicus; navel

Uter/o

uterus; womb

Vagin/o

vagina

Viv/o

life

Vulv/o

vulva

ante-

before; forward

di-

twice

dys-

bad; painful; difficult; abnormal

in-

in; into; not

intra-

within; into

neo-

new

nulli-

none

oxy-

sharp; swift; rapid; acid; oxygen; quick

peri-

surrounding

post-

after; behind

primi-

first

pro-

before; forward

pseudo-

false

vivi-

live; life

-ation

process; condition

-cyesis

pregnancy

-gravida

pregnancy

-ium

structure; tissue

-mortem

death

-osis

abnormal condition

-para

to bear; bring forth

-parous

to bear; bring forth

-partum

birth; labor

-rrhea

flow; discharge

-tocia

labor; birth

-version

to turn