Relative Anatomy Terms
Diseases
Parasites
Pathology
WWTVD?
100

Refers to the head

Cranial

100

This disease causes hydrophobia

Rabies

100

This parasite is visible to the human eye, and often inserts itself into open wounds, or other facial openings. If it gets too large, it must be extracted by a veterinarian. 

Botfly Larvae

100
The scientific term for a red blood cell
Erythrocyte
100

A dog has come in for it's checkup. This dog hasn't been to the vet in years and is only familiar with it's owner. The dog is aggressive and tried to bite the tech several times upon take in. WWTVD?  

Send the animal home with an oral sedative for the owner to give once the animal is in a familiar environment, and bring the dog back in when the sedative has kicked in. Liability is always the primary concern. 


200

Refers to the liver

Hepatic

200

Common in puppies, causes breakdown of digestive organs

Parvo

200
This parasite causes diarrhea, lethargy, and is diagnosed through a fecal sample. It is common in puppies and transmittable to humans. 

Giardia

200

The scientific term for a white blood cell

Monocyte

200

An owner calls needing an appointment for their puppy who is 8 weeks old, and has symptoms of diarrhea, vomiting, lethargy, and fever. The owner states that the puppy has been vaccinated, by the owner, with vaccine purchased at Bomgaars. WWTVD?

Prepare the isolation room for a Parvo patient. Prep an exam room by covering every surface with newspaper or other protective layer, and prepare a parvo test. Prepare educational resources for the owner on the over the counter vaccines for pets, which are often unregulated and ineffective. 

300
Refers to the Lungs

Pulmonary

300

All dogs who are boarded MUST have received this vaccine

Bordatella (Kennel Cough)
300
This parasite affects the cardiovascular system, and can never be eradicated once contracted. 

Heartworm

300

These cells are responsible for fertilizing an egg. 

Sperm

300

A cat comes in on emergency, and cannot move it's back legs. WWTVD?

Prepare appropriate imaging protocol and look for signs of saddle thrombus. 


400

Refers to the tail end

Caudal

400

This disease causes the breakdown of blood cells, and is spread by a parasite

Lyme 

(Double Points if you can tell me what parasite) 

400

This parasite is commonly treated with chewables, collars, or sprays. It primarily feeds on blood, and one telltale sign of it is "dirt" in the fur. 

Fleas

400
Under a microscope, this reproductive structure could be staged by observing the center, and the layers and shape of cells around it. 

Ovarian Follicles

400

A horse comes in with two broken back legs. WWTVD?

Prepare for imaging depending on severity, prepare for potential euthanasia. 

500

Refers to the ear

Otic

500

What disease in beef cattle is transmittable to humans and effects cognitive abilty? 

BSE 

Bovine Spongiform Encephalopothy

500

This parasite can be found in beef cattle, and other large animal livestock species. It is a type of larvae that consumes living flesh, instead of dead tissue like maggots would. 

New World Screw Worm

500

These cells produce rapidly, causing the area they cover to feel rough, and sometimes be a different color than the cells they mimick. 

Scar Tissue Cells 

500

A dog comes in who is severely malnourished. The owner says the dog has been drinking a lot lately, eating, but is still rapidly losing weight. WWTVD?

Blood test, potential diabetes screening. 

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