Clinical Anatomy and Physiology for Veterinary Technicians#NAME? |
Contents
| 1 | |
| 11 | |
3 Anatomy of the Cell | 45 |
4 Cell Physiology | 72 |
6 The Integument and Related Structures | 147 |
7 The Skeletal System | 170 |
8 Muscular System | 210 |
9 Nervous System | 226 |
14 The Cardiovascular System | 338 |
15 The Respiratory System | 361 |
16 Digestive System | 378 |
17 Nutrients and Metabolism | 416 |
18 The Urinary System | 445 |
19 The Reproductive System | 464 |
20 Pregnancy Development and Lactation | 486 |
21 Avian Anatomy and Physiology | 500 |
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abdominal amino acids anatomy animal animal’s artery atoms birds bladder blood vessels body bone marrow brain called capillaries cardiac cartilage cats caudal cause cavity cell membrane chemical chromosomes CLINICAL APPLICATION composed connective tissue contains contraction cranial cytoplasm digestive distal dogs dorsal ducts electron endocrine energy enzymes epithelial epithelium fatty acids feathers Figure fluid follicle function gland glucose hair heart hormone joint keratin kidney layer lipids liver located lungs lymph lymphocytes metabolic molecules muscle cells nasal nerve impulses nervous system neuron neutrophils normal nucleus nutrients organs ovum oxygen pituitary plasma produce protein receptors red blood cells reflex released renal reptiles respiratory ruminant secretion sensory skeletal muscle skin skull smooth muscle sodium species spermatozoa spinal cord St Louis stimulation stomach structures substances surface thoracic thyroid tion tract tubules types urinary urinary bladder urine uterus vein ventral ventricle vertebrae veterinary white blood cells