One Health
This US agency is responsible for shelled egg products
Who is the FDA
This plane is slightly off midline, dividing the body into uneven left and right halves.
What is the sagittal plane?
Mares undergo this part of the estrus cycle when the days are short (such as in the winter).
What is anestrus?
This part of the brain is primarily responsible for balance and damage to it can result in ataxia.
What is the cerebellum?
This type of radiation is not reduced by the use of PPE in personnel.
What is primary beam radiation?
This mode of infectious transmission uses physical contact between infected and non-infected animals or ingestion/inhalation of the agent
What is Direct Transmission
This 3-headed muscle is primarily responsible for the extension of the elbow
What is the triceps brachii?
This occurs when molecules move from the bloodstream into the lumen of an organ.
What is secretion?
This system is primarily responsible for increasing systemic vascular resistance when renal perfusion is decreased- sometimes causing persistent hypertension.
What is RAAS?
(Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System)
This is the most common type of GI disease in dogs.
What is periodontal disease?
This acronym is commonly used to remind people of how to avoid zoonotic disease exposure
What is WASH?
W(ash your hands)
A(void vectors)
S(afety- use PPE)
H(ealth- wound care)
This organ is located near the caudal pole of the kidney in females.
What is the ovary?
This type of bone ossification begins with a membranous sheet that is then overlaid with bone.
What is intramembranous ossification?
This structure is specific to bird's digestive tracts and acts as the glandular stomach.
What is the proventriculus?
This type of cell is responsible for laying down new bone on the periosteum.
What are osteoblasts?
This type of disease is zoonotic or exotic and even one case or suspected case is cause for contacting an SAHO or other federal agencies.
What is a Notifiable or Reportable Disease?
This region of the body contains the urinary bladder in the caudal abdominal region.
What is the pubic region?
This structure is primarily responsible for the maturation of spermatozoa in males.
What is the head of epididymis?
This portion of the autonomic nervous system uses acetylcholine to provide signaling between both of its fibers.
What is the parasympathetic nervous system?
This leukocyte transforms once it migrates into tissues and plays an important role in creating granulomatous exudate.
What are monocytes?
These are hosts in which an infectious agent cannot replicate
What are Dead End/Incidental or Paratenic/Transport Hosts?
This small piece of tissue within the brain is responsible for day & night cycling changes in the body.
What is the pineal gland?
This structure exists in cardiac tissue and permits rapid transmission of electrical signals for coordinated contraction.
This condition results in a cell membrane potential that is less excitable, resulting clinically in muscle weakness and a "wide & bizarre" QRS complex on ECG.
What is hyperkalemia?
These 2 classes of drugs predominately induce bradycardia via sympatholytic action.
What are alpha & beta antagonists?