#veterinaryterminology resultados da pesquisa

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Autoimmune - An immune response that is developed against the animal's own tissues. #NashvilleZoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Defibrillation - A process of shocking the heart in a specific way to restore a coordinated heartbeat and a pulse. #NashvilleZoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Ophthalmoscope - An instrument for viewing the interior of the eye. #NashvilleZoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day terrestrial - Living on the ground or underneath its surface. #NashvilleZoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Ventricle - Either of the 2 lower chambers of the heart. #NashvilleZoo

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#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Rete Mirabile - A dense net of blood vessels often found in warm-blooded animals for a variety of reasons. Giraffes have one near their head that prevents blood from rushing directly to the brain when they lean down to drink. #NashvilleZoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day #Ovoviviparous animals are ones that produce young by eggs that are hatched within the body of the parent. This is common in many types of snakes.

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Rosette - A specific type of coat pattern similar to spots comprised of a ring rather than a solid dot. One of the best ways to tell Leopards apart is that they have Rosettes instead of spots on their torso! #NashvilleZoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Remex - one of the large flight feathers of the wing of a bird. There are primary and secondary remiges. #nashvillezoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Papilla (part 2) - a small, nipple-shaped projection or elevation. For example, goats and cows have buccal (mouth) papilla in their cheeks that assist with chewing and digestion. #nashvillezoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Cutaneous Gas Exchange - the ability of an animal to breathe primarily through its skin, rather than lungs or gills Hellbenders and many other Salamanders rely on Cutaneous Gas Exchange, making them extra vulnerable to pollution #NashvilleZoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Hyoid Bone - A small bone in the voice box critical for vocalization. Differences in the Hyoid Bone between different cat species allow some to purr and others to roar, but never both. #NashvilleZoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day #Candling is when a light is held up to an egg in a darkened room to detect a developing embryo. Candling can help zoo staff know if an egg is viable or not. #nashvillezoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day A #congenitaldefect is an abnormality that is present at birth, as a result of heredity or environmental influence such as a toxin or infection. Examples include scoliosis or a cleft palate. Our beautiful #Kangaroo Alinta was born with scoliosis

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day A scute is an external bony or horny plate or scale covering the skin of some reptiles, such as the shell of a turtle. #Nashvillezoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day! #Osteoderm - a bony plate that can be found under the skin of some animals that acts as armor. They are mostly found in reptiles but can also be found in some amphibians and even armadillos!

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Pelvic Fins - a paired group of fins on the underside of a fish, usually towards the rear, used for steering and stabilization

#VeterinaryTerminology Dewlap - a fleshy flap of skin located below the throat. Different animals have dewlaps for different reasons, from heat regulation to courtship display. (📷"Loki" the Eland)

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Molar - a wide, flat-topped tooth in the back of the mouth used primarily for grinding. (Our Okapi Mosi 📷had a molar pulled back in November)

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Agouti, named after animal of the same name, is the appearance of a mottled coat color in rodents characterized by fur with bands of different colors. It is a highly recognized characteristic in many animals including guinea pigs! #NashvilleZoo

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day Sedentary: is a term to describe an animal or human that does not move around a lot and instead maintains one home/territory position. Most Hornbill species including the #NashvilleZoo's Rhinoceros Hornbill occupy the same home range all year

#VeterinaryTerminology Ultrasonography: A diagnostic test that uses a machine which emits ultrasonic sound waves to produce a 2-dimensional image of the inside of a body cavity. Many of the animals here at #NashvilleZoo are trained to participate in ultrasounds!

#VeterinaryTerminology of the Day #Bumblefoot is the inflammation of the ball of the foot of birds and guinea pigs usually caused by infection with Staphylococcus spp. #nashvillezoo

#VeterinaryTerminology Keratin - a fibrous structural protein that plays a crucial role in forming hair, hooves, horns, and various other biological structures.

#VeterinaryTerminology Syrinx - the vocal organ of birds, located just above the lungs. Most other animals have a Larynx for producing sound, which is similar but much higher in the throat.