Giving something by mouth or refering to the mouth.... ↪ Read more

Inflammation of the optic nerve; can be unilateral or bilateral... ↪ Read more

Formed by axons of the ganglion cells of the retina.... ↪ Read more

A type of antibody that coats particles, such as bacteria to promote phagocytosis.... ↪ Read more

Parasites that are usually harmless commensals in their normal habitat, but can cause disease when they gain access to other body sites ? e. g. Pasteurella haemolytica (pneumonia) and Staphylococcus aureus (mastitis). *Impairment of animal?s immune defense is the principle factor leading to... ↪ Read more

A bacteria that causes clinical disease in animals that are some how weakened and can not fight off the infection.... ↪ Read more

Synthetic compounds with effects like opium but which are not derived from opium.... ↪ Read more

Egg, ova... ↪ Read more

Fungal infection of the nailbed.... ↪ Read more

The pressure or pull of fluids created by colloids in solution. In blood, the oncotic pressure created by particles such as plasma proteins offsets the hydrostatic pressure created by the pumping of the heart that acts to drive fluid out of vessels into the extravascular space. The oncotic pressure... ↪ Read more

The study of cancer.... ↪ Read more

A thin lace-like layer of tissue in the abdomen that partially covers the organs.... ↪ Read more