Veterinary Terminology flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on veterinary terminology, from clinical vocabulary and abbreviations to anatomical directions and word parts. University students and professional candidates can practice recognizing terms, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 40 flashcard decks spanning university and professional study. Choose a deck to get started.
Flashcards
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92 cardsVeterinary Nursing Terminology A starter guide to general veterinary terminology. Most applicable to first year students.
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43 cardsVeterinary Terminology, Quantitative & Qualitative Prefixes
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18 cardsVeterinary Terminology, Diagnostic Suffixes Medical suffixes for veterinary terminology.
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10 cardsVeterinary Terminology, Procedural Suffixes Procedural Terms for Vet Terminology
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31 cardsDrugs, Diseases, and Dissection Chapter 17 A monovalent vaccine, antiserum, or antitoxin is one that is developed for
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114 cardsTerminology, definitions and infectious disease a-,an- eg. anaemia
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162 cardsVocabulary
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85 cardsAnatomical Roots, Veterinary Terminology
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107 cardsFlash into Memory 13 (General Veterinary Terminology)
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108 cardsFlash into Memory #13 (General Veterinary Terminology)
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108 cardsFlash into Memory 13 General Veterinary Terminology
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106 cardsGENERAL VETERINARY TERMINOLOGY IMPORTANT EVERYDAY VETERINARY TERMS
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104 cardsGeneral Veterinary Terminology
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94 cardsVeterinary Nursing Terminology A starter guide to general veterinary terminology. Most applicable to first year students.
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74 cardsChapter 2
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46 cardsImportant Vet Vocabulary Set Two
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33 cardsChapter 16; tests What are the 2 medical terms for fever?
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32 cardsVeterinary Technician 2 Vet Tech chapter one terms
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49 cardsPositional Terms
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50 cardsVeterinary Terms
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77 cardsveterinary terminology- body regions, positions, and locations
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48 cardsPositional Terms
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84 cardsAbbreviations
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73 cardsMetric and Medical Abbreviations
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98 cardsveterinary terminology- anatomical roots
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26 cardsAnatomical Nomenclature & Planes
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16 cardsUnderstanding veterinary terminology
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72 cardsveterinary terminology- prefixes Flashcards on veterinary terminology- prefixes, created by Lauren Eckhoff on 10/07/2017.
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16 cardsMain directional terms
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23 cardsSpecial Words *
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14 cardsVeterinary Terminology, Adjectivical Suffixes
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46 cardsveterinary terminology- Suffixes
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56 cardsAbbrevations
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164 cardsLesson 1. Section 1.5. List Veterinary Procedure Terminology What is the basic unit of length in the metric system?
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63 cardsProper Animal Names Chart Intact Male Cattle
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9 cardsUntitled
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68 cardsveterinary terminology- medical abbreviations
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15 cardsintro into veterinary terminology The special language its practitioners use to communicate their knowledge
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11 cardsQuiz
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12 cardsUntitled
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GoConqr OriginalUsing Veterinary Terminology flashcards
The decks on this page offer different ways to practice vocabulary. Veterinary Nursing Terminology includes clinical terms such as tachycardia and hypoxia. Abbreviations brings together shortened forms, while Anatomical Nomenclature & Planes focuses on directional language.
For a starting point, try Vocabulary. It brings together terms from different areas, so you can identify words you want to study more closely. If word endings are your focus, Veterinary Terminology, Diagnostic Suffixes gives meanings and examples.
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Work through a deck in small groups of cards, recalling each meaning before checking it. Return to terms you find difficult, then switch to a quiz on the unit page when you want to test your recall in another format. A mind map can offer a different way to look at the material. Pick a deck that matches the terms you want to practice.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Vocabulary is a useful starting point if you want to encounter terms from several areas. It includes words such as anorexia, endoscopy and gingivitis. For a more focused set, Veterinary Terminology, Diagnostic Suffixes lists endings alongside meanings and examples.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover clinical vocabulary, diagnostic and procedural suffixes, prefixes, anatomical roots, directional terms and abbreviations. For example, Anatomical Nomenclature & Planes lists terms such as anterior and dorsal, while Veterinary Nursing Terminology includes clinical words such as hypoxia and polyuria.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.