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vet. terminology

terms relating to tissues, organs, and systems

TermDefinition
abdominal space between the diaphragm and hip bones; houses the major digestive organs
alimentary pertaining to food or nutrition (alimentary canal)
arterial pertaining to arteries or the blood in them
articular pertaining to a joint
autonomic occurring involuntarily
axial trunk and skull (skeleton)
bowel division of the intestine
bronchial pertaining to air tubes of the lungs
capillary smallest blood vessels
cardiac pertaining to the heart
cardiac muscle tissue specialized form of involuntary muscle tissue found only in the heart
cardiovascular pertaining to the heart and blood vessels
cavity space or hollow within the body
cerebral pertaining to the brain, particularly the cerebrum
cervical pertaining to the neck or cervix
cilia small hairlike structures
circulatory pertaining to blood circulation
cloaca urogenital chamber of birds into which the intestinal, urinary, and generative canals discharge
coccygeal tail area
collateral secondary or accessory
colon part of the large intestine
connective tissue tissue specializing in connection and support of body parts
copulatory pertaining to sexual intercourse
coronary regarding the heart
cranial pertaining to the space enclosed by the skull; houses the brain and pituitary gland
cutaneous relating to the skin
deciduous falling out at the end of a stage or season; first set of teeth
dental pertaining to teeth or dentistry
diaphragm muscular wall dividing thoracic and abdominal cavities
diaphragmatic pertaining to the diaphragm
diastolic regarding the relaxation of the heart muscle, allowing heart chambers to fill with blood
digestive regarding the conversion of food into chemical substances the body uses
digital pertaining to fingers or toes
duodenal pertaining to the duodenum
duodenum the first or proximal portion of the small intestine
endocrine secreting internally; relating to endocrine glands
epidermal relating to the outer layer of skin
epithelial tissue tissue that protects, lines, or invests body organs
esophagus tubular food passage between the neck and stomach
excretory relating to the discharge of waste
exocrine external secretion of a gland
extremities terminal portions: legs, feet, hooves, paws
fascial connective tissue membrane
fecal relating to feces (stool or excrement)
genetic relating to biological heredity
genital pertaining to the reproductive organs
hormonal relating to hormones
integumentary pertaining to the skin of the body
intestinal pertaining to the large or small intestine
invest cover or surround a part of the body
involuntary muscle muscle tissues that are automatically controlled by the nervous system tissue
genetic relating to biological heredity
genital pertaining to the reproductive organs
hormonal relating to hormones
integumentary pertaining to the skin of the body
intestinal pertaining to the large or small intestine
invest cover or surround a part of the body
involuntary muscle muscle tissues that are automatically controlled by the nervous system tissue
larynx upper part of the trachea (windpipe)
lumbar pertaining to the lower back
lymphatic pertaining to lymph or lymphatic vessels
mediastinum the mass of tissues and organs separating the two lungs
metabolic relating to metabolism
mucous (adj.) secreting mucus or covered by mucus
mucus (n.) slippery secretion of mucous membranes; acts like a lubrication
muscle tissue tissue with the power to contract and thus produce movement; can be skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, or cardiac muscle
muscular pertaining to the muscles
nerve tissue tissue that carries nerve impulses
nervous pertaining to the nerves
peritoneum membrane investing the abdominal cavity and viscera
pleural cavity space between lungs and pleura
reproductive concerning the production of offspring
respiratory pertaining to the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the atmosphere and body cells
skeletal pertaining to the bones of the body
spinal cavity spaces within the vertebrae; houses the spinal cord
striated striped, as in the appearance of voluntary (skeletal) muscles
thoracic cavity space between the neck and diaphragm; houses the lungs
urinary pertaining to the system of urine excretion
urogenital pertaining to organs of excretion and reproduction
vascular relating to vessels for passage of bodily fluids
viscus (pl. viscera) internal organ(s), particularly of the abdominal cavity
voluntary muscle tissue muscle tissues controlled by conscious effort; also called skeletal muscle
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