Cells can reproduce on their own

a group of similar coordinated cells

different kinds of tissue working together

organs working together, such as the circulatory or respiratory systems

Controls cellular activity

The process of cellular division

Tissues or cells removed from an animal, and examined under a microscope.

A tumor that is localized to one area and doesn't spread to another part of the body.

Cancer cells often have an extra large nucleus, and very large DNA spindles

Cells packed together in sheets, that help protect the body from the sun's rays and temperature extremes

Bone, cartilage, tendons and ligaments combine to make the skeleton.

Tissues that allow movement

Enables communication using electrical signals (impulses)

These bones are present in the legs of animals (and the legs and arms of humans) examples: femur and humerus

Bone marrow is produced in the hollow shaft of flat bones

what kind of bone fracture is a clean break with two pieces

A fracture in which there is bone puncturing the skin and has a higher risk of infection

Shoulder blade, pelvis, breastbone and ribs

Which type of blood cells help fight infection and disease in the body?

the circulatory path that has blood being pumped to the lungs

what is the muscular wall separating the right and left sides of the heart

the low pressure part of the heart where blood returns from the body.

the right ventricle pumps blood to which part of the body?

carries oxygen rich blood away from the heart

brings carbon dioxide rich blood back to the heart

Blood will always flow in the right direction due to ____________ in the heart

Heart murmurs are usually caused by weakened _____________ in the animals circulatory system.

A displaced abomasum can be cured by rolling the cow over on her back.

Displaced abomasum are very popular in which kind of animal?

Displaced abomasum can occur in humans as well as animals.

Where are white blood cells produced?

Which of these types of vaccines typically requires two shots?

Which best describes antigens in general?

What is the name for a foreign body capable of stimulating an immune response?

Which best describes antigens in general?

What word is used to describe an animal with a single stomach?

What is another name for the large intestine?

Which of these is shorter?

Which one or more of the following is/are a ruminant?

Ruminants frequently regurgitate. TRUE or FALSE?

Which would show better on a radiograph?

What is the recommended treatment if loops of a horse's intestines have become twisted?

Which of these parts of the reproductive system is the external opening to the urogenital tract in the female?

Which of these is a firm structure protecting the opening of the uterus?

Which of these takes on the shape of a Y and can dramatically expand to support a developing fetus?

Which of these structures produces eggs?

How many sperm cells can a male animal produce?

How many eggs can a female animal produce?

Which hormone helps sustain a pregnancy?

Which of these parts of the respiratory system is the common opening in the back of the month that is used for both air exchange and swallowing?

Which of these is the firm windpipe which can be felt in the neck?

What is the major role of the respiratory system?

Which of the processes takes air into the lungs?

How does the respiration rate change in response to an animal's activity?

Valves located in the heart allow blood to flow in two directions. TRUE or FALSE?

Where does the transfer of nutrients and gases occur?

A cure for heart failure exists. TRUE or FALSE?

Which of these terms refers to the head?

Which components give bone a small amount of elasticity?

What is the name of a picture showing bones?

Which type of bone break is most susceptible to infection?

What is the name for a fracture where there are several fragments of bone?

Which kind of tissue is skin?

What kind of tissue are bone, cartilage and tendons?

Which tissues allow mammals to move?