Directional terms
Identify the bone/joint
Levels of supervision
Medical root words
More directional terms
100

Towards the head

What is cranial?

100

Proximal bone in rear limb.

What is the femur?

100

State Department of Health, Veterinary Board of Governor's

Who dictates what a VA can perform?

100

Gastr/o

What is stomach?

100

Caudal

What is towards the tail?

200

Towards the side

What is lateral?

200

Distal joint in front limb.

What is the carpus?

200

Doctor is in the room with you.

What is Immediate supervision?

200

Oeste/o

What is bone?

200

Ventral

What is towards the belly in animals?

300

Away from

What is distal?

300

First digit front/rear limb.

What is the dewclaw?

300

Doctor told you to.

What is Indirect supervision?

300

My/o

What is muscle?

300

Plantar

What is the sole of the rear foot?

400

Towards the back.

What is dorsal?

400

Proximal bone in front limb.

What is the humerus?

400

Doctor is in the building.

What is direct supervision?

400

Mastication

What is chewing?

400

Palmar

What is the sole of front foot?

500

Towards the surface.

What is peripheral?

500

Distal joint in the rear limb.

What is the tarsus?

500

Surgery, diagnose, prognose and prescribe.

What is never allowed for a VA?

500

Peristalsis

What is the wavelike contraction of intestines?

500

Rostral

What is towards the nose/muzzle?

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