Vet Med

• Ruminant Stomach- 4 chambers(Omasum, Rumen, Reticulum, Abomasum)
• what organ is this: Brain

  
• what organ is this: heart

  
• what organ is this: gall bladder

  
• what organ is this: liver

  
• what organ is this: uterus

  
• what organ is this: testes

  
• what organ is this: monogastric stomach

  
• what organ is this: large intestine

  
• what organ is this: rumen

  
• what organ is this: reticulum

  
• what organ is this: omasum

  
• what organ is this: abomasum

  
• germs: bacteria, viruses, fungi, Rickettsiae
• parasites: Helminths, Protozoa, Antrhopods
• helminths: parasitic worms that live in the body of another organism
• viruses: very small non-cellular organisms, mainly genetic material with no cell structure.
• too small for microscope: virus
• viremia: virus in bloodstream
• Bacteria: tiny single-celled organisms, require high-powered microscope
• Rickettsiae: bacteria-like organisms that cause diseases
• rickettsiae symptoms: fever, anemia, edema , icterus, hemorrhages of mucous membrane, enlarged spleen and lymph nodes
• comes from anthropods(lice): richettsiae
• Fungi: single celled organisms that are larger than bacteria, can be viewed at low power under microscope
• Fungal diseases: mycosis or mycotic
• Parasitic diseases caused by anthropoids, worms, protozoa
• Anthropods: generally infect the skin and digestive system
• worms: infect the skin, digestive system, and circulatory system
• Protozoa: infect the digestive and reproductive systems
• Gastroenteritis: inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract(GI) which is composed of stomach and intestines
• Symptoms of bacterial gastroenteriti: excessive salivation, Vomiting, diarrhoea, , straining, and abd pain
• Clostridia: spore-forming bacteria that occur naturally in the soil and the intestinal tract of animals
• Toxemia: toxins in the blood
• Nematodes: (roundworms) worms commonly infecting the GI tract of animals
• liver flukes: worms that cause inflammation ( hepatit) and scarring of the liver
• cattle living in wet areas with alkaline soils may develop liver fluke infections
• Rhinitis: inflammation of the mucous membranes of the nasal passages
• Sinusitis: inflammation of sinuses
• Conjunctiviti: inflammation of eyelids
• conjunctivitis often accompanies rhinitis and sinusitis