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| Relative to the CNS, orthodromic impulses in a motor nerve would be running towards or away from the CNS? |
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| Relative to the CNS< orthodromic impluses in a sensory nerve would be running towards or away from the CNS? |
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| Relative to the CNS, antidromic impluses in a motor nerve would be running towards or away from the CNS? |
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| Relative to the CNS, antidromic implulses in a sensory nerve would be running towards or away from the CNS? |
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| Orthodromic motor impluses of the vagus pass ___________ |
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| Orthodromic motor impulses of the cervical sympathetic trunk pass_____________ |
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| Antidromic sensory impluses of the vagus pass___________ |
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| All of the following routes of administration would be considered parenteral except this one: |
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| You would anticipate that the pharmacokinetics of an anesthetic of a lipophilic nature might make that anesthetic be removed from the body more slowly in a(n) ____________ animal |
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| White blood cells being attracted toward an area of inflammation would be an example of: |
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| Amyl-: when seen as a prefix would normally make you think of a particular complex: |
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| A small molecule that recieves its name from Greek meaning "to fasten" and which can fasten to a protein to alter the antigenic properties of the protein is called a: |
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| The combining for myel(o)- comes from the Greek meaning marrow in a broad sens thus it an be used when describing things found encased in bone such as the ______a_____, caudal most end of the brain stem called the _____b____ in the developing animal and even the fatty covering on nerves called the ____c_______. |
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| If a dog is hit by a car and has suffered "road rash", if examined you would most likely find: |
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| After having given barium to a dog and radiographed its abdomen you discover a "telescoped" peice of gut, and so you open the abdomen and locate the ________, and because this section of the gut is showing signs of ischemiz you remove that portion and perform an end to end ________ to restore intestinal function. |
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| intussusception, anastomosis |
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| The term anasarca (Gr. through + flesh) can be a hereditary or acquired condition in which we would find increased amounts of ______within tissues. |
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| Tacking a displaced segment of the colon to the abdominal wall could be referred to as performing a_________. A similar procedure in cows with a left displaced abomasum would logically be called an_________ |
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| There can be many reasons for reduced cerebral blood flow causing a temporary loss of consciousness, resulting in fainting, also referred to as: |
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| If the reason for reduced cerebral blood flow was standing up too rapidly then probably the best term for this would be: |
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| Postural syncope then implies a slowness of the___________ to respond to changes in hemodynamics secondary to rapidly standing up. |
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Indicate which neoplams would be sarcomas and which would be carcinomas:
A. Neoplasm of striated skeletal muscle origin
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| loss of hair, G. albpekia- a disease resembling fox mange (fr. albpex- a fox), atrichia, baldness, calvities |
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| Many of the Genus names of infectious organisms or the diseases they cause are named after individuals who worked with them or discovered the organism or sometimes a geographical location where first reported. |
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| The lyssa of the tongue and the virus which actually does cause rabies are physically both _____shaped, and the Greek origin lyssa and the Latin origin rabies both mean______ |
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| What does the combining form poli(o)- mean? |
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| Considering the poliomyelitis virus why is this name appropriate for this disease? |
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| Especially likely to destroy lower motor neurons when cell bodies located in gray matter in spinal cord. |
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| Although not the same virus, there is a murine poliovirus which you would assume by the term murine would affect ____ or ______ |
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| A keratotomy as normally used is an incision of the: |
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| What is the meaning of archeology? |
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Archea- beginning
(o) logy- doctrine, theory |
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| What is the meaning of archenteron? |
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| The primordial digestive cavity of those embryonic forms whose blastula becomes a gastrula by invagination. |
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| Subphylum vertebrata: the term vertebrata refers to: |
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| combined action of turning |
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| What three possible additional subdivisions of taxonomic divisions are there and are they always utilized? |
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super-, sub-, infra-. (in order top to bottom)
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| The term zygodactyl is consistent with two toes "yoked" to _______ toes as seen in _______ birds. |
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| The term anisodactyl is consistent with one toe being opposite ____ toes as seen in _____ birds. |
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| Meleagris gallopavo gallopavo |
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