Veterinary terminology

Are you a dedicated veterinary medicine student looking to conquer the world of veterinary terminology and abbreviations? Look no further! Our comprehensive "The Ultimate Guide to Veterinary Medical Abbreviations and Terminology" is here to assist you in mastering the language of veterinary science. What's Included: *Over 200 commonly used abbreviations in veterinary medicine. *A collection of frequently utilized symbols and their meanings. *Listings of essential prefixes and suffixes to…

Veterinary infographic about internal parasites in dogs and cats. Internal parasite in domestic animals are very common and can affect dogs and cats of any age and gender, but puppies and kittens seem to be more susceptible to infestation with these parasites because of their age and immature immune system.

Here is a quick infographic for Vet Techs about important medical abbreviations they may encounter on the job. Be sure to check out our other fact posts.

Why is it important to know Anatomical and Directional terminology in veterinary medicine?

If you're a teacher or parent looking to enhance your students' understanding of prefixes, suffixes, and root words, then this blog post is just for you. Worksheets are an excellent tool for reinforcing concepts and allowing students to practice in a structured way. In this post, we will explore a variety of worksheets that focus specifically on prefixes, suffixes, and root words, providing you with valuable resources to support your teaching and help your students succeed.

Never forget the difference between SID and BID with this handy Vet Nurse Common Acronyms Pocket Guide! -used by vet nurses, vet techs, vets and students -comes as a downloadable pdf and png (no physical copy) -portrait orientation for easy printing -easy to understand -contains ONE page Disclaimer: All sales are final as digital downloads cannot be refunded. VNs are reminded of their respective Code of Conduct and should always consult a veterinary surgeon before taking any action or…