This site uses cookies. Some of these cookies are essential to the operation of the site, while others help to improve your experience by providing insights into how the site is being used. For more information, please see the ProZ.com privacy policy.
Cookie settings

Translation glossary: Glossary of Veterinary Terms

Creator:
LingoConsult
LingoConsult
Filter
Reset
Showing entries 51-100 of 111
« Prev Next »
 
hyperthyroidexcessive production of thyroid hormones, often seen in older dogs, causing excessive thirst, weight loss, increased appetite and restlessness. 
angielski
hypodecreased 
angielski
hypomyelination, tremblersreduction in the amount of myelin (cover or sheath) on the nerves. The disease has an early onset, in BMDs is considered to be an autosomal recessive 
angielski
hypothyroiddecreased production of thyroxine, causing poor coat, weight gain, mental dullness, fatigue, cold intolerance, and infertility. 
angielski
idiopathicno demonstrable cause, may be genetic. http://www.escape.ca/~rcamken/page8.html#EPILEPSY 
angielski
idiopathicno known cause 
angielski
incontinenceinability to control urination and/or defecation. 
angielski
intervertebral disk disease, IVDDpain and often paralysis resulting from displacement of the center of a vertebral disk. 
angielski
intussuceptionthe intestine telescopes on itself, causing a blockage. 
angielski
irritable bowel syndromesoft or watery feces, often with mucus. Associated with stress. Also called colitis. 
angielski
juveniledevelops in dogs less than 6 months old. 
angielski
lateral torsiontwisted or rotated out. 
angielski
leukemiaa cancerous proliferation of one of the subsets of White Blood Cells. 
angielski
luxating tarsusdislocation of the ‘ankle’ 
angielski
lymphoma, lymphosarcomamalignant tumor that arises from cells of the lymphoreticular system. Commonly presents with swollen lymph nodes, masses, enlarged liver or spleen, f 
angielski
malignanta rapidly invasive proliferation of neoplastic (new growth) histiocytes. No known treatment, always fatal. 
angielski
malignanttending to become progressively worse and result in death 
angielski
mastitisinflammation of the mammary gland, usually due to bacterial infection. 
angielski
mastocytoma, mast cell tumorsa growth of mast cells (cells in the dermis which is directly beneath the outer skin layer, which release histamine to counter allergens). These tumo 
angielski
megaesophagusoverly enlarged esophagus causing buildup of food and saliva and regurgitation. Associated with aspirative pneumonia from an early age. 
angielski
meningitisnot a disease, but a symptom, the inflammation of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord, the meninges. This can be caused by bacteria, vir 
angielski
mitral stenosisnarrowing of the mitral valve that separates the left atrium and the left ventricle. 
angielski
mitral valve defecta defect in the heart valve that separates the left atrium and the left ventricle. 
angielski
murmuran abnormal heart sound associated with the opening or closing of a heart valve. This may indicate a structural or functional abnormality. 
angielski
optic nerve hypoplasiaincomplete development of the optic nerve. 
angielski
pain, chronicpersisting for a long time 
angielski
pancreatitisinflammation of the pancreas due to a variety of causes such as infections and drugs. The pancreas produces enzymes and bicarbonate important in dige 
angielski
panosteitis, panoinflammation of the bone, particularly the long bones in growing dogs. Causes pain and limping. http://www.jersey.net/~mountaindog/berner1/lpano.htm 
angielski
patellar luxationdislocation of the ‘knee’ cap, causing mild to severe, continuous or intermittent pain. http://www.escape.ca/~rcamken/page8.html#Patellar 
angielski
patent ductus arteriosus, PDAthe normal opening between the aorta and pulmonary artery, which allows blood to bypass the unoxygenated lung in utero, fails to close after birth. 
angielski
pemphigus foliaceusa generalized scaling disease, with hair loss, and sometimes with the formation of heavy crusts. Involvement of a nail bed leads to loss of the nail. 
angielski
picachronic eating of non-food materials. 
angielski
pituitary glanda hormone secreting (endocrine) gland at the base of the brain; it regulates growth as well as regulating the proper functioning of many other glands 
angielski
plasiagrowth 
angielski
polyarteritis nodosaan inflammatory disease of small and medium sized arteries. 
angielski
portosystemic shunt, PSSabnormal blood vessels in the liver preventing normal circulation and functioning of the liver. 
angielski
progressive retinal atrophy, PRAany of a number of inherited diseases of the eye leading to blindness. Generally starts with difficulty seeing in the dark followed by a loss of visi 
angielski
prostatitisinflammation of the prostate gland. 
angielski
pulmonary artery stenosisnarrowing of the outflow from the lungs. 
angielski
punctatesmall points. 
angielski
pyodermaany purulent (containing or forming pus) skin disease 
angielski
pyometrapus accumulation in the uterus, normally caused by bacterial infection. 
angielski
recessive - requires a copy of the gene from both parents to exhibit the trait. Having only one copy of the gene makes the dog a carrier of the trait,unless the gene is located on the ‘X’ or sex chromosome. sarcoma 
angielski
sarcoptic mangeskin disease characterized by extreme itching, hair loss, and secondary infection. Usually widespread, but often seen on the belly and inner thighs. 
angielski
sebaceous adenitisinflammation of the sebaceous glands (found at the base of hair follicles). 
angielski
seborrheaabnormal secretion of the sebaceous glands at the base of hair follicles causing anything from dandruff to greasy scales and crust. 
angielski
selective IgM deficiencya deficiency in the production of the IgM antibody, one of the body’s five classes of immunoglobulins, the proteins produced as antibodies to fight i 
angielski
snow noseloss of pigmentation on the nose, usually in winter. 
angielski
spinal myelopathydisease of the myelin, or covering (sheath) of the spinal nerves (the spinal cord). 
angielski
staphylococcus, stapha type of bacteria. Normally found on the skin and upper respiratory tract, but can occasionally cause localized suppurating infection. 
angielski
« Prev Next »

Public glossaries

My glossaries

Close search
All of ProZ.com
  • All of ProZ.com
  • Szukaj terminu
  • Praca
  • Forum
  • Multiple search