Veterinary Terminology definitief

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

Veterinary terminology 

week 2

Today

Recap of last week 

Practice with the glossary

Prefixes, suffixes, word roots

Recap of last week 

• Short introduction: Have we missed anyone?
• Test: reading texts, prefixes, suffixes, word roods, glossary (written test)
• Presentation: Group assignment on  medical condition in animals (be creative) 

laatste keer: 

Roxy en sam afwezig

Final check: groups & topics

Group 1: Manon  & Stacey White nose syndrome 

Group 2: Roxy, Manon dH & Wiebke  Sards 

Group 3: Mia & Lieve  PPID / Cushing 

Group 4: Odilia, Famke & Sam Lavender foal Syndrome 

Group 5: Dione, Eline & Nienke Bovine Tuberculose 

Group 6: Robin & Jana Chronic inflammatory enteropathy

When do you want to give your presentation?

25/11 - 29/11

9/12 - 13/12

Glossary terms practice

For this week you had to study the glossary page 29-35

Let's practice!

These are the type of questions you can expect on the test

The true stomach of the ruminant

1. aldosterone
2. canthus
3. allantois
4. abomasum

The corner of the eyelids where they come together.

1. canthus
2. antagonist
3. axon
4. basophiles

The bones along the central axis of the body; made up of the skull, the hyoid bone, the spinal collumn, the ribs and the sternum.

1. bilirubin
2. axial skeleton
3. cartilage
4. dermis

True or false:
Alopecia is the loss of hair

1. True
2. False

True or False:
Ataxia is when an animal loses the ability to eat

1. True
2. False

PREFIXES, SUFFIXES, WORD ROOTS

Prefixes, suffixes, word roots

Terms in veterinary terminology or language in general are composed of various parts. The main part of a word is called the root. Adding something in front or behind the root changes the meaning of the root word. 

Prefixes, suffixes, word roots

Adding a letter or a word in front of the root is called prefix

example: preoperative

Adding a letter or word behind the root is called a suffix

example: Glossitis

Let's get to work

In your module book have a look at the pages:

• Page 22: prefixes
• page 23: suffixes
• page 24: word roots

Use the lists to make the exercise on page 26

Time for this task: 45 minutes

HOMEWORK 

STUDY GLOSSARY PAGE 29-41

FINISH UP PRESENTATIONS