Eyes and ears
The pigmented muscle that controls the amount of light entering the retina is what?
What is the Iris
this system is responsible for the production and delivery of sperm to the egg
This side of the heart receives oxygenated blood from the pulmonary vein and pumps it into the aorta
What is the left side
The head is what to the tail
what is Cranial
where is urine stored
what is the bladder
The third eye lid is called this
What is the Nictitating membrane
this part of the male reproductive system is shared with the urinary system
what is known as the urethra
There are this many layers of the heart
what is three layers of the heart
Rostral is described as this direction
What is towards the tip of the nose
diuretics are know as what
drugs that cause the animal to excrete additional fluid through the kidneys
This part of the ear that vibrates in response to sound waves is this
What is the Tympanic membrane or the ear drum
this is the main purpose if the cervix
what is preventing foreign substances from entering the uterus
An abnormal sound associated with turbulent blood flow is know as this
what is a murmur
directional terms is defined as this
what is to describe where on the body is in relation to another
in what animal does their urethra sit long and "C" shape
what is the male dog
Yellow eyes are a possible indication of this
What is liver failure
the female reproductive system is know for this function
what is the creation and support of new life
These are the two major heart muscle movements
what is contraction and expansion
the correct way to describe internal and external terms is this
what is deep and superficial
this part of the urinary system is to filter wastes from blood and excrete waste as urine
what is the kidneys
the Auditory ossicles in the middle ear are these bones
What is,
The Malleus
The incus
The stapes
milk-production glands in females is know as this
what is the mammary glands
a tracing that shows changes in voltage and polarity of the heart over time is known as this test
What is an ECG or EKG
these Directional terms are never used for directions regarding limbs
what is ventral and dorsal
when the bladder is full, this organ collapses the opening preventing urine from backing up into it
what is known as the ureters