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Clinical Anatomy and Physiology for Veterinary Technicians 3rd edition [Pehme köide]

(Professor Emeritus
Program of Veterinary Technology
Manor College
Jenkintown, PA), (Professor Emeritus
Department of Animal Sciences
North Dakota State University)
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  • ISBN-10: 0323227937
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  • ISBN-10: 0323227937
  • ISBN-13: 9780323227933
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Start your veterinary technician education off on the right foot with Clinical Anatomy and Physiology for Veterinary Technicians, 3rd Edition. Combining expert clinical coverage with engaging writing and vivid illustrations, this popular text is the key to helping you understand the anatomic and physiologic principles that will carry you throughout your career. In addition to its comprehensive coverage of the diverse ways in which animal bodies function at both the systemic and cellular levels, the new third edition features a variety of helpful application boxes, vocabulary lists, and Test Yourself questions in every chapter to ensure you have a firm grasp of anatomic structure and its relevance to clinical practice.

High quality, full color illustrations highlight the details of anatomic structure to enhance understanding of anatomy functions. Chapter outlines summarize the contents of each chapter at the major concept level. Clinical Application boxes throughout the text demonstrate the clinical relevance of anatomic and physiologic principles. Test Yourself questions recap important information that appeared in the preceding section. Comprehensive glossary at the end of the text provides concise definitions and phonetic pronunciations of terms.





NEW! Vocabulary Fundamentals list of terms at the beginning of each chapter introduce readers to new scientific terms and their pronunciations.
1 Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology
1(10)
Introduction
2(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
2(1)
Terminology
3(1)
Anatomic Planes of Reference
3(2)
Directional Terms
5(1)
General Plan of the Animal Body
6(1)
Bilateral Symmetry
7(1)
Body Cavities
7(1)
Levels of Organization
8(1)
Health
9(1)
Homeostasis
9(2)
2 Chemical Basis for Life
11(34)
Introduction
12(1)
Matter
13(1)
States of Matter
13(1)
Composition of Matter: Elements and Atoms
13(6)
Molecules and Compounds
19(1)
Mixtures
19(2)
Chemical Bonds
21(1)
Covalent Bonds
21(1)
Ionic Bonds
21(2)
Hydrogen Bonds
23(1)
Chemical Reactions
24(1)
Chemical Components of Living Organisms
25(1)
Inorganic Compounds
26(1)
Water
26(2)
Salts
28(1)
Acids and Bases
28(3)
Organic Compounds
31(1)
Carbohydrates
31(3)
Lipids
34(1)
Proteins
35(5)
Nucleic Acids
40(5)
3 Anatomy of the Cell
45(27)
Introduction
46(1)
Our Early Understanding of Cells
47(1)
Evolution of Cells
47(1)
Size Limitations
47(1)
Looking Inside the Cell
48(1)
Mammalian Cell Anatomy
48(4)
Cell Membrane
52(6)
Cytoplasm
58(9)
Nucleus
67(5)
4 Cell Physiology
72(30)
Introduction
73(1)
Body Fluids
73(1)
Body Fluids and Fluid Compartments
73(1)
Solutes and Osmolality
74(2)
Movement of Body Fluids
76(3)
Membrane Processes: Excretion, Secretion and Absorption
79(1)
Passive Membrane Processes
79(4)
Active Membrane Processes
83(5)
Resting Membrane Potential
88(1)
Life Cycle of the Cell
88(1)
Mitosis
89(1)
Interphase
89(1)
DNA Replication
89(2)
Mitotic Phase, Cell Division
91(2)
Control of Cell Division
93(1)
Protein Synthesis
93(1)
Transcription
94(1)
Translation
94(1)
Genetic Mutations
95(3)
Cell Differentiation and Development
98(4)
5 Tissues: Living Communities
102(45)
Introduction
105(1)
Gross and Microscopic Anatomy
105(1)
Epithelial Tissue
105(1)
General Characteristics of Epithelia
106(2)
Classifications of Epithelia
108(1)
Types of Epithelia
109(4)
Glands
113(6)
Connective Tissue
119(1)
General Characteristics
119(1)
Components of Connective Tissue
120(2)
Types of Connective Tissue
122(7)
Membranes
129(11)
Muscle Tissue
140(1)
Skeletal Muscle
140(1)
Smooth Muscle
140(2)
Cardiac Muscle
142(1)
Nervous Tissue
142(1)
Tissue Healing and Repair
142(2)
Inflammation: The First Stage
144(1)
Organization: The Formation of Granulation Tissue
145(1)
Regeneration or Fibrosis
145(1)
Classifications
145(2)
6 The Integument and Related Structures
147(23)
Introduction
149(1)
Integument
149(1)
Epidermis
149(4)
Dermis
153(3)
Hypodermis or Subcutaneous Layer
156(1)
Special Features of the Integument
156(3)
Related Structures of the Integument
159(1)
Hair
159(3)
Glands of the Skin
162(2)
Claws and Dewclaws
164(1)
The Hoof
164(3)
Horns
167(3)
7 The Skeletal System
170(40)
Introduction
172(1)
Bone
173(1)
Bone Terminology
173(1)
Bone Characteristics
173(1)
Functions of Bones
173(1)
Bone Structure
173(3)
Bone Cells
176(1)
Blood Supply to Bone
176(1)
Bone Formation
176(1)
Bone Shapes
177(1)
Bone Marrow
178(1)
Common Bone Features
178(2)
Axial Skeleton
180(1)
Skull
180(8)
Hyoid Bone
188(1)
Spinal Column
188(4)
Ribs
192(1)
Sternum
193(1)
Appendicular Skeleton
193(1)
Thoracic Limb
193(6)
Pelvic Limb
199(5)
Visceral Skeleton
204(1)
Joints
204(1)
Joint Terminology
204(1)
Types of Joint
204(5)
Ball-and-Socket Joints
209(1)
8 Muscular System
210(16)
Introduction
211(1)
Skeletal Muscle
212(1)
Gross Anatomy of Skeletal Muscle
212(5)
Microscopic Anatomy of Skeletal Muscle
217(3)
Physiology of Skeletal Muscle
220(3)
Cardiac Muscle
223(1)
Gross Anatomy of Cardiac Muscle
223(1)
Microscopic Anatomy of Cardiac Muscle
223(1)
Physiology of Cardiac Muscle
223(1)
Smooth Muscle
224(1)
Gross Anatomy of Smooth Muscle
224(1)
Microscopic Anatomy of Smooth Muscle
224(1)
Physiology of Smooth Muscle
224(2)
9 Nervous System
226(26)
Introduction
228(1)
Neurons and Supporting Cells
229(1)
Organization of the Nervous System
230(1)
Anatomic Location: CNS Versus PNS
230(1)
Direction of Impulses: Afferent Versus Efferent
231(1)
Function: Autonomic Versus Somatic
231(1)
Neuron Function: Depolarization and Repolarization
231(1)
Resting State, Polarization, and Resting Membrane Potential
231(1)
Depolarization
232(1)
Repolarization
232(1)
Depolarization Threshold, Nerve Impulse Conduction, and All-or-Nothing Principle
233(1)
Refractory Period
234(1)
How Myelinated Axons Conduct Action Potentials Quicker: Saltatory Conduction
234(1)
How Neurons Communicate: the Synapse
235(1)
Types of Neurotransmitter and Their Effect on Postsynaptic Membranes
236(2)
Stopping and Recycling the Neurotransmitter
238(1)
The Central Nervous System--Brain and Spinal Cord
238(1)
Cerebrum
238(1)
Cerebellum
239(1)
Diencephalon
240(1)
Brainstem
240(1)
Other Clinically Important Structures of the Brain
240(3)
Spinal Cord
243(1)
The Autonomic Nervous System
244(1)
Structure
244(2)
General Functions
246(1)
Neurotransmitters and Receptors
247(1)
Reflexes and the Reflex Arc
247(1)
Stretch Reflex
248(1)
Withdrawal Reflex
249(1)
Crossed Extensor Reflex
249(1)
The Role of the Upper CNS in Moderating Reflexes
249(1)
Other Clinically Significant Reflexes
250(2)
10 Sense Organs
252(21)
Introduction
253(1)
General Senses
254(1)
Visceral Sensations
254(1)
Touch
255(1)
Temperature
255(1)
Pain
256(1)
Proprioception
256(1)
Special Senses
257(1)
Taste
257(1)
Smell
258(1)
Hearing
258(6)
Equilibrium
264(2)
Vision
266(7)
11 Endocrine System
273(19)
Introduction
275(1)
Hormones
276(1)
Characteristics
276(1)
Hormone Chemistry
276(2)
Control of Hormone Secretion
278(1)
The Major Endocrine Glands
278(1)
The Hypothalamus
278(1)
The Pituitary Gland
279(3)
The Thyroid Gland
282(3)
The Parathyroid Glands
285(1)
The Adrenal Glands
285(2)
The Pancreas
287(1)
The Gonads
288(1)
Other Endocrine Organs
289(1)
The Kidneys
289(1)
The Stomach
290(1)
The Small Intestine
290(1)
The Placenta
290(1)
The Thymus
290(1)
The Pineal Body
290(1)
Prostaglandins
290(2)
12 Blood, Lymph, and Lymph Nodes
292(25)
Introduction
293(1)
Blood Composition
293(2)
Function
295(1)
Hematopoiesis
296(1)
Erythropoiesis
297(1)
Thrombopoiesis
298(1)
Leukopoiesis
298(1)
Cellular Components of Blood: Red Blood Cells
298(1)
Structure
298(1)
Function
299(1)
Life Span and Destruction
299(1)
Complete Blood Count
300(3)
Stained Blood Smears
303(1)
Platelets
304(1)
Structure
304(1)
Function
305(1)
Coagulation Cascade
305(1)
Life Span and Destruction
306(1)
White Blood Cells
306(1)
Function
306(1)
Granulocytes
306(4)
Agranulocytes
310(1)
The Lymphatic System
311(1)
Function
312(1)
Lymph Formation
312(1)
Lymphoid Organs and Tissues
313(2)
Transfusion Therapy
315(2)
13 Immunity and Defense
317(21)
Introduction
318(1)
Anatomic Organization of the Immune System
318(1)
Skin and Mucous Membranes --- The First Line of Defense
318(1)
Organs and Tissues --- Internal Protection
318(1)
Lymphatic System
319(1)
Red Bone Marrow
320(1)
Functional Organization of the Immune System
320(1)
Innate Immune System
321(8)
Adaptive (Acquired) Immune System
329(5)
Active Immunity
334(1)
Passive Immunity
335(1)
Mechanisms of Disease
335(1)
Hypersensitivity Reactions
336(2)
14 The Cardiovascular System
338(23)
Introduction
339(1)
The Heart
340(1)
Location
340(1)
Size and Shape
340(1)
Coverings of the Heart
340(1)
Wall of the Heart
341(1)
Chambers of the Heart
341(2)
Valves of the Heart
343(1)
Skeleton of the Heart
343(1)
Blood Supply to the Heart
344(1)
Nerve Supply to the Heart
344(1)
Blood Flow Through the Heart
345(3)
Cardiac Conduction System
348(2)
Normal Heart Sounds
350(1)
Abnormal Heart Sounds
351(1)
Cardiac Output
351(1)
Blood Vessels
352(1)
Arteries
352(1)
Capillaries
353(1)
Veins
353(1)
Blood Circulation in the Fetus
354(3)
Pulse
357(1)
Pulse Points
357(1)
Blood Pressure
357(1)
Cardiovascular Monitoring
358(1)
Electrocardiography
358(1)
Echocardiography
358(1)
Venipuncture
359(2)
15 The Respiratory System
361(17)
Introduction
362(1)
Structure
363(1)
Upper Respiratory Tract
363(5)
Lower Respiratory Tract
368(1)
Lungs
369(2)
Thorax
371(1)
Function
372(1)
Negative Intrathoracic Pressure
372(1)
Inspiration
373(1)
Expiration
374(1)
Respiratory Volumes
374(1)
Exchange of Gases in Alveoli
374(1)
Partial Pressures of Gases
375(1)
Control of Breathing
375(3)
16 Digestive System
378(38)
Introduction
380(1)
Basic Structure of the Gastrointestinal Tract
381(1)
Regulation of Gastrointestinal Function
381(1)
Oral Cavity, Pharynx, and Esophagus
382(1)
Teeth
383(1)
Tooth Surfaces
384(1)
Tooth Structure
384(1)
Deciduous Teeth (Baby Teeth)
385(1)
Heterodont Dentition
385(1)
Dental Formula
386(1)
Tongue
387(1)
Salivary Glands
387(2)
Temporomandibular Joint
389(1)
Pharynx
390(1)
Esophagus
390(1)
Digestion in the Oral Cavity and Pharynx
390(1)
Swallowing/Deglutition
391(1)
Abdominal Cavity
392(1)
Stomach
392(1)
Basic Structure and Overall Function
392(1)
Monogastric Stomach and Digestion
393(1)
Stimulation of Secretions
394(1)
Monogastric Stomach Motility
394(1)
Control of Gastric Motility
395(1)
Gastric Emptying
395(1)
Digestion in the Stomach
396(1)
Ruminant Stomach and Digestion
396(1)
Forestomachs and Abomasum
397(1)
Motility of the Ruminant Stomach
398(2)
Reticulorumen Ecosystem
400(1)
Carbohydrate Digestion in Ruminants
401(1)
Lipid Digestion in Ruminants
401(1)
Protein Digestion in Ruminants
401(1)
Glucose Production in Ruminants
402(1)
Small Intestine and Associated Structures
402(1)
Basic Structure and Function
402(2)
Secretions of the Small Intestine
404(1)
Pancreas
404(1)
Liver, Bile Duct, and Gallbladder
405(1)
Bile Formation and Bilirubin Excretion
406(2)
Nutrient Processing in the Liver
408(2)
Small Intestinal Motility
410(1)
Regulation of Small Intestinal Motility
410(1)
Digestion in the Small Intestine
410(1)
Carbohydrate Digestion
410(1)
Protein Digestion
410(1)
Absorption of Monosaccharides, Dipeptides Tripeptides, and Amino Acids
411(1)
Lipid Digestion and Absorption
412(1)
The Large Intestine
412(1)
Basic Structure and Function
412(1)
Motility of the Large Intestine
413(1)
Regulation of Large Intestine Motility
414(1)
Digestion and Absorption in the Large Intestine
414(1)
Emptying of the Rectum
415(1)
17 Nutrients and Metabolism
416(29)
Introduction
417(1)
Nutrients
417(1)
Oxygen and Water
418(1)
Carbohydrates
419(1)
Fats and Lipids
420(3)
Proteins
423(2)
Vitamins
425(3)
Minerals
428(1)
Metabolism
428(1)
Catabolic Metabolism
429(1)
Anabolic Metabolism
430(1)
Control of Metabolic Reactions
430(5)
Metabolic Pathways
435(10)
18 The Urinary System
445(19)
Introduction
446(2)
Parts of the Urinary System
448(1)
Kidneys
448(1)
Function
448(1)
Location
449(1)
Gross Anatomy
450(1)
Microscopic Anatomy
450(2)
Nerve Supply
452(1)
Blood Supply
452(1)
Mechanisms of Renal Action
453(1)
Urine Volume Regulation
454(4)
Regulation of Blood Pressure
458(1)
Ureters
459(1)
Anatomy
459(1)
Function
459(1)
Urinary Bladder
460(1)
Anatomy
460(1)
Function
460(1)
Control of Urination
460(1)
Urethra
461(1)
Anatomy
461(1)
Function
461(3)
19 The Reproductive System
464(22)
Introduction
465(1)
Meiosis
466(1)
Chromosomes
466(2)
Spermatogenesis
468(1)
Oogenesis
469(1)
Male Reproductive System
469(1)
Testes
469(5)
Vas Deferens
474(1)
Urethra
474(1)
Accessory Reproductive Glands
474(1)
Penis
475(2)
Female Reproductive System
477(1)
Ligaments
477(1)
Ovaries
478(4)
Oviducts
482(1)
Uterus
482(1)
Cervix
482(1)
Vagina
483(1)
Vulva
483(1)
The Estrous Cycle
483(3)
20 Pregnancy, Development, and Lactation
486(14)
Introduction
487(1)
Breeding and Fertilization of the Ovum
487(1)
Erection
487(1)
Copulation
488(1)
Transport of Spermatozoa
488(1)
Capacitation
488(1)
Fertilization of the Ovum
489(1)
Pregnancy and Development
490(1)
The Zygote
490(1)
Cleavage
490(1)
Implantation
491(1)
The Placenta
491(1)
Structure
492(1)
Attachment to the Uterus
492(3)
Gestation
495(1)
Parturition
495(1)
Labor
495(1)
Involution of the Uterus
496(1)
Mammary Glands and Lactation
496(1)
Characteristics
496(1)
Species Differences
497(1)
Udder of the Cow
497(1)
Alveoli and Duct System
497(1)
Mammary Gland Development
497(1)
Lactation
498(1)
Colostrum
498(1)
Maintenance of Lactation
499(1)
Milk Let-Down
499(1)
21 Avian Anatomy and Physiology
500(41)
Introduction
502(1)
Topography
503(1)
Integument
503(1)
Skin
503(1)
Glands
503(1)
Beaks
503(1)
Claws
504(1)
Feathers
504(6)
Musculoskeletal System
510(1)
Skeleton
510(3)
Muscles
513(6)
Sense Organs
519(1)
Vision
519(2)
Hearing and Equilibrium
521(1)
Toste
522(1)
Touch
522(1)
Smell
523(1)
Endocrine System
523(1)
Digestive System
523(1)
Anatomy
524(3)
Circulatory System
527(1)
Anatomy
527(2)
Blood Flow
529(1)
Electrocardiogram
530(1)
Blood
530(1)
Respiratory System
531(1)
Anatomy
532(2)
Airflow
534(1)
Respiratory Rate
535(1)
Thermoregulation
535(1)
Urogenital System
536(1)
Urinary System
536(1)
Reproductive System
537(2)
Summary
539(2)
22 Amphibian and Reptilian Anatomy and Physiology
541(26)
Introduction
542(1)
Taxonomy
542(1)
Metabolism
542(1)
Integument
543(2)
Vision
545(1)
Periocular Structures
545(1)
The Globe and Intraocular Structures
546(1)
Cardiovascular System
547(1)
Blood
548(1)
Respiratory System
549(2)
Ears and Hearing
551(1)
Gastrointestinal Tract
551(3)
Cloaca
554(1)
Kidneys
555(1)
Reproductive System
556(1)
Male Anatomy
556(1)
Female Anatomy
557(1)
Reproductive Cycle
558(1)
Oviposition
558(1)
Egg Incubation
558(1)
Sex Determination
559(1)
Secondary Sexual Characteristics
559(1)
Amphibian Reproduction
559(1)
Endocrine System
560(1)
Nervous System
561(1)
Musculoskeletal System
561(1)
Skull
561(1)
Axial Skeleton
562(1)
Appendicular Skeleton
562(1)
Muscles
563(1)
Summary
563(4)
Glossary 567
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