Vetmed Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 2 GASTRULATION 3 MAJOR EARLY EVENTS 1 5 MAJOR EARLY EVENTS 2 7 DEVELOPMENT AND EVOLUTION 9 CELL DIVISION AND DIFFERENTIATION 11

1.2 NON-PREGNANT FEMALE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 1.3 OESTROUS CYCLE 1.4 PREGNANT FEMALE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 2.1 PARTURITION 3.1 COMPARATIVE PELVIS 4.1 COMPARATIVE MALE REPRODUCTIVE ANATOMY 4.2 COMPARATIVE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE ANATOMY 4.3 PUBERTY & MATURITY 4.4 FERTILISATION AND BLASTOCYST DEVELOPMENT 4,5 OESTRUS CYCLE 4.7 SEASONAL REPRODUCTION 4.8 MAMMARY GLAND AND LACTATION 6.1 PREGNANCY & PLACENTATION – DEVELOPMENT AND STRUCTURE 6.2 MYSTERIES OF SEX DETERMINATION ...

Royal veterinary college Locomotor module - full content notes includes diagrams, images etc 1.2 - COMPARATIVE LOCOMOTION 1.3 - BONE AND SKELETON 1.4 - EVOLUTION AS A BASIS FOR DIVERSITY 1.5 - JOINTS 1.6 - MUSCLE AND TENDON 1.7A - TISSUE ADAPTATION (CONNECTIVE) 1.7B - TISSUE ADAPTATION (BONE) 2.3 - MUSCLE CONTRACTION 2.4 – MUSCLE CONTRACTION 2.5 - ANIMAL DESIGN 2.6 – FORELIMB 2.7 – HINDLIMB 2.8 - GAIT AND MUSCLE FUNCTION

Royal veterinary college POS module Lectures covered; 2.1 OVERVIEW OF TISSUE ARCHITECTURE 2.2 PROTEIN STRUCTURE 2.2 ENZYMES 2.3 Genes, DNA, RNA 2.4 GENE FUNCTION - TRANSCRIPTION 2.4 GENE FUNCTION : TRANSLATION 3.1 MICROSCOPE SKILLS 4.1A GENES AND GENETICS 1: PRINCIPLES OF BASIC INHERITANCE 4.1B GENES AND GENETICS 2: MODIFICATIONS AND DEVIATIONS FROM MENDELIAN INHERITANCE 4.2 Traditional and Genomic selection 4.3 Evolution and speciation 4.2 Selection of Productio...

Full lecture content of the Alimentary module of Royal veterinary college (RVC) Includes; Definitions Images and diagrams Colour coded modules Contents page and linked headings Lectures covered include; 1.1 INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW OF THE GIT 1.2 PROTEIN SORTING AND SECRETION 1.3 REGULATION OF THE GIT- SECRETION AND MOTILITY 1.3 REGULATION OF THE GIT – MOTILITY 1.4 DEVELOPMENT OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT 1.5 DIGESTION & ABSORPTION 2.1 HEADGUT, PHARYNX, LARYNX 2.2 ...

306 Exam 1 Questions& Answers (Rated A+)A lesion commonly formed in a horse's hock, but potentially in any of several leg joints, that is due to a subchondral bone cyst and detachment of the overlying cartilage is called: - ANSWEROC (osteochondrosis) or OCD or (osteochondrosis dissecans) Due to the heat and humidity during the Equestrian Olympic Games in Atlanta, the severity of tests was reduced by - ANSWERProviding more rest stops The small bones attached to the suspensory ligament on t...

Royal Veterinary college BVETMED1 CVRS Module - Full content Lectures covered; DEFENSIVE BARRIERS INTRODUCTION TO THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM HEARTBEAT AND THE CARDIAC CYCLE REGULATION OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM I REGULATION OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM II STRUCTURE OF LUNGS AND RESPIRATORY TRACT GAS EXCHANGE AND GAS CARRIAGE

A lesion commonly formed in a horse's hock, but potentially in any of several leg joints, that is due to a subchondral bone cyst and detachment of the overlying cartilage is called: - ANSWEROC (osteochondrosis) or OCD or (osteochondrosis dissecans) Due to the heat and humidity during the Equestrian Olympic Games in Atlanta, the severity of tests was reduced by - ANSWERProviding more rest stops The small bones attached to the suspensory ligament on the proximal aspects are the: - ANSWERpro...

Florida Vet Med Laws and Rules Exam Questions & Revised Corrrect Answers >Updated < Already Passed!!< T/F: a vet may not dispense a prescription written by another vet - ANSWER : True Vets are NOT pharmacists T/F: even though vets do not prescribe controlled substances for human use, they're required to register with DEA - ANSWER : True Which order form do vets use in order to obtain schedule 2 substances - ANSWER : Form 222 T/F: a vet owning 2 practices must obtain ...

Lecture notes containing; Structure of kidneys and function Primary functions of the urinary system Nephron Tubule Plasma volume management The renal corpuscle Bowman's capsules Proximal Convoluted tube PCT collectin ducts and their functions ADH and its role in plasma osmolality