Legal terminology
Responsibilities based on law
What is Legal Responsibilities?
Four main shapes of bone
What is Long, Short, Flat, and Irregular?
The process of breaking down food into nutrients that the body can use
What is Digestion?
Have one true glandular stomach and three fore stomachs
What is Ruminant stomach?
The breaking down of body cells and substances
What is Catabolism?
"Bad Practice" also commonly called "Professional Negligence"
What is Malpractice?
Parts of the Axial Skeleton
What is Mid line of the body, Skull, and Vertebrae?
A substance that chemically changes another substance
What is Enzymes?
First compartment
What is Rumen?
The building of body cells and substances
What is Anabolism?
Failure to give care that is normally expected of a person...resulting in injury to another person
What is Negligence?
First section of the spinal column
What is Cervical Vertebrae?
Process involved in the body's use of nutrients
What is Metabolism?
Second compartment
What is Reticulum?
Chewing the food breaking it into smaller pieces and mixes the ingesta with saliva
What is Mastication?
Any care that results in physical harm, pain, or mental anguish
What is abuse?
Second Section of vertebrae
What is Thoracic Vertebrae?
The process of taking digested nutrients into the circulatory system
What is Absorption?
Third compartment
What is Omasum?
Is the emptying of the bowels
What is Defecation?
A wrongful or illegal act of civil law that does not involve a contract
What is Torts?
Functions of skeletal system
What is Supports the body, Protects brain and other soft organs, Mineral reserve for the body, Provide nutrients to aid in red blood cell formation, and Works in conjunction with the muscles for movement?
A substance that is necessary for normal function of the body
What is nutrient?
Fourth compartment
What is Abomasum?