What is the prefix that means equal?

What prefix means well, easy, good, or normal?

What prefix means abnormally slow?

What prefix means under, decreased, deficient, or below?

What prefix means abnormally fast?

What prefix means around or surrounding?

What prefix means after or behind?

What prefix means within, in, or inside?

What prefix means before or in front of?

What prefix means many?

What prefix means one?

What prefix means away from, no, not, or without?

What root means yellow?

What root means heart?

What root means head?

What root means eye?

What root means ear or hearing?

What root means chest?

What root means feces?

What root means blue?

What root means skin?

What root means red?

What root means small intestine?

What root means liver?

What root means joint?

What root means stomach?

What root means ovary?

What root means blood?

What root means bone?

What root means teeth?

What root means the urinary tract?

What root means the testes?

What root means the trachea?

What root means anything related to the Mammary system?

What suffix means cell?

What suffix means the surgical removal?

What suffix means breathing?

What suffix means disease or inflammation?

What suffix means a deficiency?

What suffix means abnormal enlargement?

What suffix means tumor?

What suffix means eating of a substance?

What suffix means of, relating to, or present at birth?

What suffix means bursting forth?

What suffix means flow or discharge?

What suffix means pain?

What suffix means incision or section?

What suffix means abnormal softening?

What suffix means pathological hardening?

What suffix means a condition in the blood?

What suffix means a surgical puncture to remove fluid or gas?

What is the term for the release of a breath?

What is the term for the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide gases in the lungs?

What is the term for difficult breathing?

What is the term for not breathing or the absence of breath?

What is the term for an abnormally fast breathing rate?

What is the term for an abnormally slow breathing rate?

What is the term for the drawing in of a breath?

What part of the circulatory system is responsible for carrying oxygen rich blood from the lungs and heart to the various body tissues?

What part of the circulatory system is responsible for carrying deoxygenated blood from the tissues back to the lungs and heart?

What part of the circulatory system is a muscle that pumps the blood throughout the body?

What part of the blood is the liquid part that makes up 55% of the blood’s volume?

What part of the blood is responsible for fighting pathogens and diseases?

What part of the blood is responsible for making blood clot?

What part of the blood carries the oxygen and glucose?

What covers the bone of the nose to protect the epithelial lining, filters the incoming air by trapping dust and dirt particles, and adds moisture to inhaled air?

What is the cartilage flap that protects the glottis during swallowing called?

What is the term for when an irritating gas or particle is inhaled and causes the epiglottis and vocal folds to close as the animal exhales forcefully and then suddenly opens allowing air to rush out with great force?

What is the smooth epithelium that covers the lungs that provides lubrication as the lungs expand and contract called?

What keeps the animal in a deep sleep, preventing them from sensing the pain associated with surgery and is given standardly through an endotracheal tube?

What is the term for when an animal breathes rapidly, which works to evaporate the moisture in the pharynx and cools the animal down?

What is the symptom associated with O2 levels falling too low causing the blood to become much darker and tissues to appear bluish in color?

What is the term for a disease with inflammation in the lungs that can be caused by either a bacterial or viral infection?

What is the symptom that can be heard when listening to lungs with irritated pleura?

What is the problem in horses where one of the vocal folds fails to open?

What is also known as the Pacemaker?

What is the contraction phase of the cardiac cycle called?

What is the relaxation phase of the cardiac cycle called?

What is measured during both phases of the cycle (systolic and diastolic) and is measured in mm of Mercury?

What is an electronic instrument that picks up the small electrical signal that runs through the body and traces these signals to form and ECG?

What is the term for the normal and consistent rate and rhythm of the heart called?

What is the term for the heart rate being faster than normal but has a normal rhythm?

What is the term for the heart rate being slower than normal but has a normal rhythm?

What is the term for the heart rate increasing with inspiration and decreasing with expiration causes a change of rhythm with every breath?

What is any change in the rate, rhythm, or conduction within the heart?

What is the term for when the SA node no longer acts as the pacemaker, causing quivering of the atria instead of contractions?

What is the most serious arrhythmia that causes uncontrolled quivering of the ventricles rather than contractions and requires a shock with a defibrillator?

What is the term for the flat lining of the heart causing the animal to go into cardiac arrest?

What is used to stimulate the heart and deliver oxygen to the lung and is done manually?

What is the term for the occurrence of a defective valve or abnormal flow of blood that causes a swishing sound to interrupt the standard lub dub sound of the heart beating?

What is the term for a low total WBC count?

What is the general term for a condition in which the heart is unable to meet the demands of the animal?

What is the term for the disorder that has symptoms of low red blood cell count, fatigue, weakness, and lethargy and is often caused by excessive blood loss, a shortened lifespan of RBC’s, or decreased production of RBC’s?

What is the term for when not enough blood is being pumped into the vital tissues and can be examined through the gums (turn white then back to pink normally)?

What is the term for the production of red blood cells?

Mammals have a ___-chambered heart?

What is the name of the fine membrane that surrounds the heart providing protection and the space for the heart to beat with little resistance?

Muscle contract to decrease the size of the opening in arteries is called?

Muscle relaxation to increase the size of the opening in arteries is called?

What is the name of the small microscopic pouches where gas exchange occurs in the lungs?

What is the other name for the right atrioventricular valve?

What is the other name for the left atrioventricular valve (mitral valve)?

What is the other name for the left atrioventricular valve (mitral valve)?

What is the standard breaths per minute rate for a dog?

What is the standard breaths per minute rate for a dog?

Respiration rates are most affected by what?

What is an electrical signal that travels through the nervous system and provides information to the brain?

What is a neuron that carries impulses towards the brain and spinal cord?

What is a neuron that carries impulses from one neuron to another?

What is a neuron that carries impulses away from the brain and spinal cord to the body?

What part of the neuron is branch-like and receives impulses?

What part of the neuron is often called the soma and contains the cell nucleus?

What is the term for the space between neurons that contains neurotransmitters?

What is the part of the neuron that sends impulses away from the cell?

What is the protective sheath around the neuron called?

What part of the brain connects the brain to the spinal cord and contains the medulla oblongata?

What part of the brain coordinates all movement, muscle activity, and balance?

What part of the brain is made up of the three-layers of protective covering the surrounds the brain?

What part of the brain is the largest part and has four lobes that receive and store information and are responsible for all voluntary movement?

What part of the brain is the central relay system for all nerve impulses except for smell and directs impulse to the proper part of the brain?

What part of the brain secretes hormones important for reproduction and growth?

What part of the brain dictates all life functions including breathing and heart rate?

What part of the brain serves as a link between the nervous system and the endocrine system?

What part of the nervous system is responsible for the maintenance and restoration of normal body function?

What part of the nervous system is responsible for emergency and stress responses like Fight or Flight?

What body system’s primary function is the transportation of minerals, oxygen, and nutrients throughout the body?

What body system’s primary function is the addition of oxygen to the blood supply?

What body system’s primary function is to receive information from the environment around the body and send out responses throughout the body?

What body system’s primary function is to eliminate waste from the body?

What body system’s primary function is to release hormones into the bloodstream?

What body system’s primary function is to maintain fluid balance?

What body system’s primary function is to defend the body against infection?

What body system’s primary function is to protect the body from external factors?