VETT 118 EXAM 3 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% VERIFIED!!
The medical term for inflammation of the skin is ______________.
dermatitis
In this photo of the forelimb of a dog, "C" designates the ____________ pad.
metacarpal
The medical term for earwax is ______________. This substance is produced by modified
sweat glands located in the ear canal.
cerumen
The two common medical terms for the the deepest layer of the skin
are_______and_______
dermis & hypodermis
What is the medical term for the outermost or most superficial layer of the skin? This
layer is composed of several layers of cells and does not contain blood vessels. The
thickness of this layer varies greatly from region to region in animals.
epidermis
In this photo of the forelimb of a dog, "E" designates ____________ pad.
carpal
In this photo of the forelimb of a dog, "B" designates the ____________ pads.
digital
A localized collection of pus is called a/an ______________ and this is commonly seen in
,cats that have been bitten during a cat fight. (A pustule is a small circumscribed area of
the skin containing pus.)
abscess
This illustration shows an example of a skin ________________, which is an accidental cut
into the skin.
laceration
The _____________ is an aggregation of cells located near the proximal duodenum and
has both exocrine and endocrine functions.
pancreas
A disease of any structure in the hormone-producing system is known as a/an
_________________.
endocrinopathy
In this illustration, "G" is pointing to the ______________ , of which there are two of these
organs present in the mammalian body. This organ's functions include the formation of
urine for excretion of waste products and the retention of essential substances the body
needs through re-absorption. (k)
kidney
In this illustration, "C" is pointing to the ______________ , also known as the "windpipe (t)
trachea
In this illustration, "B" is pointing to the ______________ glands, of which there is a total of
, 4 glands. These glands secrete hormones that help regulate blood calcium and
phosphorus levels. (p)
parathyroid
In this illustration, "I" is pointing to a / an __________________, which is a gamete
producing gland in the female. (o)
ovary
In this illustration, "D" is pointing to the ______________ , a gland predominant in young
animals. This gland secretes thymosin whose function is to augment maturation of
T-lymphocytes. (t)
thymus
Surgical removal of the thyroid gland is known as a _______________. (T)
Thyroidectomy
In this illustration, "E" is pointing to the ______________ ., which is an aggregation of cells
located near the proximal duodenum that has both exocrine and endocrine functions.
The endocrine function involves the secretion of blood glucose regulating hormones. (p)
pancreas
The medical term that means inflammation of the iris, ciliary body, and the choroid is
________________.
uveitis
The medical term for inflammation of the skin is ______________.
dermatitis
In this photo of the forelimb of a dog, "C" designates the ____________ pad.
metacarpal
The medical term for earwax is ______________. This substance is produced by modified
sweat glands located in the ear canal.
cerumen
The two common medical terms for the the deepest layer of the skin
are_______and_______
dermis & hypodermis
What is the medical term for the outermost or most superficial layer of the skin? This
layer is composed of several layers of cells and does not contain blood vessels. The
thickness of this layer varies greatly from region to region in animals.
epidermis
In this photo of the forelimb of a dog, "E" designates ____________ pad.
carpal
In this photo of the forelimb of a dog, "B" designates the ____________ pads.
digital
A localized collection of pus is called a/an ______________ and this is commonly seen in
,cats that have been bitten during a cat fight. (A pustule is a small circumscribed area of
the skin containing pus.)
abscess
This illustration shows an example of a skin ________________, which is an accidental cut
into the skin.
laceration
The _____________ is an aggregation of cells located near the proximal duodenum and
has both exocrine and endocrine functions.
pancreas
A disease of any structure in the hormone-producing system is known as a/an
_________________.
endocrinopathy
In this illustration, "G" is pointing to the ______________ , of which there are two of these
organs present in the mammalian body. This organ's functions include the formation of
urine for excretion of waste products and the retention of essential substances the body
needs through re-absorption. (k)
kidney
In this illustration, "C" is pointing to the ______________ , also known as the "windpipe (t)
trachea
In this illustration, "B" is pointing to the ______________ glands, of which there is a total of
, 4 glands. These glands secrete hormones that help regulate blood calcium and
phosphorus levels. (p)
parathyroid
In this illustration, "I" is pointing to a / an __________________, which is a gamete
producing gland in the female. (o)
ovary
In this illustration, "D" is pointing to the ______________ , a gland predominant in young
animals. This gland secretes thymosin whose function is to augment maturation of
T-lymphocytes. (t)
thymus
Surgical removal of the thyroid gland is known as a _______________. (T)
Thyroidectomy
In this illustration, "E" is pointing to the ______________ ., which is an aggregation of cells
located near the proximal duodenum that has both exocrine and endocrine functions.
The endocrine function involves the secretion of blood glucose regulating hormones. (p)
pancreas
The medical term that means inflammation of the iris, ciliary body, and the choroid is
________________.
uveitis
