Muscle to Bone
What is a Tendon?
The combing form for nerve
What is neur/i, neur/o?
Towards the head
What is Cranial?
The meaning of CPR
What is cardiopulmonary resuscitation?
Abnormal
What is dys?
Hardest Tissue on the body
What is a bone?
Nervous tissue layer that recievies images
What is retina?
Pad side of front paw
What is palmar?
Combing Form for blood
What is hem/o, heat/o?
Opening
What is ostomy?
Combing Form of bone.
What is osteo?
Space between two neurons
What is synapse?
Towards the tip of nose (head only)
What is rostral?
Blood vessels the carry blood away from the heart
What is arteries?
Structure
Joint inflammation
What is arthritis?
The two structures of the nervous system?
What the Central nervous system and Peripheral nervous system?
Largest body cavity
What is Ventral cavity?
Arrhythmia
What is abnormal heart rhythm?
BAR
What is Bright, Alert, Responsive?
Type of bones
What is cortical, cancellous, long bone?
The three main parts of the brain
What is cerebrum, cerebellum, brainstem?
Organs are usually near median plane.
What are single organs (heart, digestive)?
The 3 heart walls
What is epicardium, myocardium, endocardium?
Heart muscle disease
What is Cardiomyopathy?