Veterinary Toxicology mind maps
13 mind maps by 10 users
This page gathers a small set of community-made Veterinary Toxicology mind maps, covering lead poisoning in raptors, canine toxicology and renal toxicants. They offer university students and professional candidates topics to study, and teachers ready-made material. Pick a map to begin.
Mind maps
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20 nodesAmmunition lead poisoning in raptors lead accumulation · kinetics of lead in body · symptoms and diagnoses · stakeholders
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28 nodesToxicology Cardiac toxins · Liver toxins
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52 nodesCanine toxicology Chocolate · Metaldehyde · Warfarin · Grapes and raisins · Paracetamol
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36 nodesFeline toxicology Permethrin · Ethylene glycol · Lilies
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38 nodesSA toxicology The four principles..... · OTHER MAJORS
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52 nodesToxins 2 Veterinary Poisons in... · Lilies · Chocolate Toxicosis · Warfarin · Alkaloid poisoning (R... · Metaldehyde Poisoning...
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49 nodesToxins Small animals · Large animals
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30 nodesToxins Topical poisons · GI Decontamination · Ocular decontamination
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32 nodesToxicology Project General Questions to ... · Specific Toxins:
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9 nodesAgents that Cause CNS stimulation or seizures Strychnine · Metaldehyde · Water hemlock · Na+ toxicosis · Mycotoxins · Amphetamines
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40 nodesMineral Tox Summary Copper · Selenium · Zinc · Lead
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11 nodesWater Toxicity What toxicity is wate... · Symptoms
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15 nodesRenal Toxicants Ethylene Glycol · Cholecalciferol (Vita... · NSAIDS · Salicylacates · Lilies · Grapes/Raisins
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About veterinary toxicology mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing Veterinary Toxicology mind maps
These mind maps organize topics around animals, toxins and body systems. Ammunition lead poisoning in raptors brings together lead accumulation, symptoms and diagnosis. Renal Toxicants lists substances including ethylene glycol, lilies and grapes or raisins. Toxicology includes cardiac and liver toxins.
For a starting point, try Canine toxicology if you want to follow a map focused on an animal and a particular toxin. It connects chocolate and theobromine with absorption and metabolism. For a different focus, Water Toxicity includes symptoms and a description of the condition.
Study with a map
Follow the branches and explain how the points connect in your own words. Then cover the map and see which connections you can recall. If you want to check your knowledge or study individual terms, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the unit page. Choose a map that matches the topic you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a good place to start?
Canine toxicology is a useful starting point if you want to focus on an animal and a particular toxin. It connects chocolate and theobromine with absorption and metabolism. If your focus is renal toxicants instead, the Renal Toxicants map lists substances including ethylene glycol and lilies.
What do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover a range of topics within this unit. Ammunition lead poisoning in raptors includes lead accumulation, symptoms and diagnosis. Other maps focus on feline and canine toxicology, water toxicity, renal toxicants, and agents associated with central nervous system stimulation or seizures.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.