Movement
Procedure
Vital signs and structures
Conditions
Abnormal
100

Ambulating 

to walk 

100

Auscultation 

listening with a stethoscope or other instrument. 

100

Vital signs 

assess an animal's health; includes pulse, respiration, and temperature. 

100

Dehydration 

loss of water from the body 

100

Abnormalities 

opposite of normal 

200

Defecation 

to have a bowel movement 

200

Ophthalmoscope 

instrument used when examining the eye. 

200

Breaths per minute 

Respiration 

200

Inflammation 

redness, swelling, or pain in an area of the body. 

200

Lesion 

any damage or abnormal change to an organ or tissue through injury of disease. 

300

Gut mobility 

ability to pass material through the gut. 

300

Diagnostics

identifying, characterizing or diagnosing a problem 

300

Temperature 

degree of heat of a living body 

300

Tartar 

plaque build up on teeth. 

300

Murmur 

abnormal sound within the heart 

400

Capillary refill time

time it takes for blood to return to the tissue. 

400

Palpate 

examine by touching and feeling the are 

400

Lymph nodes 

small glands that filter lymph fluid, become swollen in response to infection and tumors. 

400

Plaque 

growth of bacteria on teeth 

400

Arrythmia 

irregular rhythm in the heart 

500

Range of Motion 

how far a joint may move freely and painlessly 

500

Orthopedic Exam 

examining the skeletal system, structure, muscles, and ligaments. 

500

Femoral pulses 

pulse found inside the thigh of the hind leg. 

500

Lethargic 

not alert or active. 

500

Pulse 

The number of times the heart beats per minute. 

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