Veterinary Medical Terminology
| Course Code | E2GVMT |
|---|---|
| Qualification | Short Course |
| Payment Options | Upfront & Payment Plans |
| Delivery | Online |
| Duration | 6 Weeks |
Learn to pronounce, spell, and define veterinary medical terms. This course provides a step-by-step process that will help you build an understanding of medical language specific to the veterinary field.
To work in the veterinary field, you need to understand the medical language unique to the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of animals. This online course will teach you the definition and uses of veterinary medical terminology.
You will master veterinary medical terminology through a simplified learning process that builds on commonly used word parts. Each course lesson is designed to build on this foundation, with the material and illustrations focusing on the new word parts and definitions needed for success in the veterinary field.
What you will learn
- To approach a medical term and systematically divide it into word parts and understand its meaning
- Basic anatomy and physiology of animals seen in veterinary practice
- Tests, diseases, and procedures done in veterinary medicine
- Recognize abbreviations used in clinical practice
- Apply critical thinking skills to participate in online discussions
How you will benefit
- By understanding the basics of dissecting and defining word parts, you will be able to comprehend veterinary medical terminology used in a variety of settings
- By learning basic anatomy and physiology, you will have a solid understanding animal health conditions
- By applying medical terminology to clinical case studies, you will be able to process medical information to understand how veterinary professionals interact with each other
Outline
Ready, Set, Go
This lesson provides the basics of how medical terms are formed, analyzed, and defined.
Where, Why, and What?
This lesson provides terms used in everyday dialogue regarding animal body systems, positioning of animals, and relationships between body parts.
Musculoskeletal System
In this lesson, you'll learn medical terminology related to the skeletal and muscular systems. Clinical terms, diagnostic tests, pathology, and procedures for both systems are described.
Head to Toe and What's in a Name?
This lesson consists of common terms for landmarks on an animal's body, as well as terms used in the animal industry to describe males and females of selected species, terms for their young, and for groups of their species.
Digestive System
In this lesson, you'll learn about the anatomy of the digestive system. Clinical terms related to this system, diagnostic tests, pathology, and procedures for the digestive system are described.
Urinary and Cardiovascular Systems
This lesson explores the anatomy, clinical terms, diagnostic tests, pathology, and procedures of the urinary and cardiovascular systems. Clinical terms, diagnostic tests, pathology, and procedures for the urinary and cardiovascular systems are included.
Respiratory System
The structures of the respiratory system and the breathing process are described in this lesson. Clinical terms, diagnostic tests, pathology, and procedures for the respiratory system are included.
Integumentary and Endocrine Systems
Veterinary medical terms related to the integumentary and endocrine systems are explored in this lesson. Clinical terms, diagnostic tests, pathology, and procedures for the integumentary and endocrine systems are included.
Reproductive Systems
It's time to learn all about reproduction. The male and female reproductive systems, mating, pregnancy, and birth, as well as diagnostic tests, pathology, and procedures of the reproductive system, are the topics of this lesson.
Nervous System and Seeing and Hearing
This lesson covers the nervous system and the functions and structures of the eyes and ears. Clinical terms, diagnostic tests, pathology, and procedures for the nervous system and eyes and ears are included.
Hematologic, Lymphatic, Immunologic, and Oncological Terminology
Three systems are described in this lesson: the hematologic, lymphatic, and immune systems. The specialty of oncology is also described in this lesson. Clinical terms, diagnostic tests, pathology, and procedures for the hematologic, lymphatic, and systems, as well as oncology terms, are included.
Physical Exams, Drugs, and Dissection
This lesson relates to tests, procedures, and treatments used in the care of animals in the veterinary medical field.
Prerequisites:
There are no prerequisites to take this course.
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