Applied Veterinary Terminology Online Course

Applied Veterinary Terminology

Course 2 of the Applied Veterinary Terminology and Record Keeping Series takes what you learnt in Course 1 and applys it to your key terminology bodyworkers should know and feel comfortable using in preperation for Course 3!

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Course curriculum

1. Course Housekeeping & Introduction
2. Introduction
3. Course Outline
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4. Giving Back
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5. Terms and Conditions
1. Muscoskeletal Module Introduction
2. Why this matters
3. Core Skeletal Terminology
4. Functionall Terminology
5. All abiut Bones
6. Prefixes_ Roots_ and Suffixes Common in Skeletal Terminology
7. Skeletal Terminology
8. Bringing Skeletal Terminology into Relevance
9. Axial vs Appendicular Terminology
10. Axial and Appendicular Musculature
11. Joint Types and Motion Terminology
12. Common Skeletal Pathology Terms
13. Diagnostic and Procedural Language Relevant to Practitioners
14. Muscle Naming Rules - Origin_ Insertion_ Action_ and Location
15. Muscle Fiber Types and Function Language
16. Module 1 recap and review
17. Fascia amd Myofascial Terminology
18. Common Muscular and Myofascial Pathology Terms
19. Why Muscular and Myofascial Terminology Matters in Practice
20. Practitioner-Relevant Procedures and Modalities Language
21. Observation Language for Posture - Movement_ and Musculoskeletal Presentation
22. Bony Landmarks and Palpation Language
23. Assignment 1 - Terminology Detective
1. Module 2 Introduction
2. Anatomical Terminology Variations Across Species
3. Equine Anatomical Language
4. Canine Anatomical Language
5. Feline Anatomical Language
6. Livestock and other Small Animal Overview
7. Common Differences Between Lay Terms and Veterinary Terms
8. Species-Specific Charting Considerations
9. Practitioner Application Using Species-Specific Terminology
10. Module 2 Recap
11. Assignment #2
1. Module 3 Introduction
2. Digestive Anatomy and Function Terminology
3. Digestive Diagnostic and Procedural Language
4. Digestive Diagnostic and Procedural Language
5. Urinary and Renal Terminology
6. Fluid Balance & elimination terminology
7. Common Urinary Pathology Terms
8. Urinary Diagnostic Terminology
9. Male & Female Reproductive terminology
10. Estrous Cycle Language
11. Pregnancy, Birth, and Postpartum Terminology
12. Professional Language for Sensitive Systems
13. Assignment 3 - Observation Day
1. Module 4 Introduction
2. cardiac and vascular anatomy terminology
3. Circulatory Function Terminology
4. Common Cardiovascular Conditions
5. Diagnostic and Procedural Terms
6. Circulation-Focused Modality Language
7. Respiratory System Terminology
8. Breathing Mechanics Language
9. Common Respiratory Pathology Terms
10. Common Respiratory Diagnostic Terminology
11. Endocrine System Terminology
12. Regulatory and Feedback Language
13. Common Endocrine Disorder Terminology
14. Practitioner-Appropriate Client Education Language
1. Module 5 Introduction
2. Nervous System-CNS vs PNS Terminology
3. Nerve Function Language
4. Common Neurologic Terminology
5. Sensory Systems - Ocular Anatomy and Vision Language
6. Auditory Anatomy and Balance Terminology
7. Common Sensory Pathology Terms
8. Integumentary System Terminology
9. Wound and Lesion Descriptors
10. Inflammatory and Infectious Language
11. Stages of Wound Healing
12. Practitioner Observational Language
13. Hematologic_ Immune_ and Lymphatic Systems Terminology
14. Lymphatic Anatomy and Flow Terminology
15. Common Lymphatic Conditions
16. Foundational Oncology-Related Vocabulary
17. Homework Assignment 4 - Wound Labeling and Description Practice
18. Assignment #4 - Wound Labelling
1. Module 6 Introduction
2. Physical Exam Terminology
3. Laboratory and Bloodwork Terminology
4. Disease Classification Language
5. Diagnostic Imaging Terminology
6. Pharmacological Terminology
7. Drug Class Language
8. Surgical Terminology
9. Practitioner-Appropriate Understanding of Veterinary Records
10. Referencing Procedures_ Findings_ and Medications Professionally
11. Assignment 5 -Bodywork-Relevant Terminology Application
1. Module 7 Introduction
2. Translating Veterinary Language into Practitioner Understanding
3. Using Professional Terminology Within Scope
4. How Wording Can Unintentionally Imply Diagnosis
5. charting pain _ discomfort _ writing-neutral observations with SOAP style thinking
1. Module 8 Introduction
2. Why Veterinary Relationships Matter - Scope_ Trust_ and Professional Responsibility
3. Understanding the Veterinary Perspective-Boundaries_ Clarity_ and Professionalism
4. Translating Holistic Language into Professional Terminology
5. What Builds Credibility - Communicating Findings Without Overstepping
6. Introducing yourself and the first step to forming relationships
7. Terminology to documentation
8. Assignment 6
1. Final Module Introduction
2. Interpreting Terminology and Case-Based Terminology Practice
3. Species-Specific Terminology Application
4. Translating Veterinary Language into Practitioner-Friendly Understanding
5. Review on Key Terminology
6. Preparing for Record Keeping and Professional Charting in Course 3
1. Breaking down words
1. Practitioner quick reference
2. Key_Veterinary_Terminology_Reference_for_Practitioners
3. Veterinary E-Book Resource

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Applied Veterinary Terminology

Course curriculum

Welcome

Muscoskeletal Terminology In Practice

Species-Specific Anatomical Language

Internal Systems Terminology

Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Endocrine Terminology

Nervous, Sensory, Integumentary, Immune and Lymphatic Terminology

Diagnostics, Procedures, Pharmacology and Clinical Vocabulary

Terminology in Professional Communication

Professional Veterinary Communication and Collaborative Practice

Final Integration

Video Lessons

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