what is the definition for the term syringe needle?
mechanism through which fluid is injected into the animal.
what is the liquid portion of the blood?
plasma
What do laboratory procedures establish for healthy animals?
normal or "baseline" values
it detects internal parasites...
fecal flotation
what is an antibody?
cells of the immune system which kill objects in the body.
the true definition of white blood cells
defends the body from invading organisms
Do laboratory procedures help determine an animals response to treatment?
Yes
number and type of blood cells present
complete blood count
what is a vein that is located in front of the leg?
cephalic
what causes the bodies weaknesses?
anemia
What are some common laboratory procedures?
blood examinations
fecal examinations
urine examinations
culture and sensitivity tests
what detects microscopic version of roundworms?
Microfilaria Smear
what is an injection put into animals to fight the diseases in their bodies?
vaccines
what is a bevel?
a small hole on the needle to allow the blood to blow
is it true that chemistry profile gives information about bacteria in the body?
false
it gives information on kidney functions and detects urinary infections
urinanalysis
what is the term that has two large veins near the thigh?
Lateral Saphenous
the term that decreases blood flow
polycythemia
it is the most effective drug to inhibit the growth of the problem
culture and sensitivity tests
what is a SNAP?
blood tests that detects multiple diseases