Animal anatomy explores the structure of various species, from their skeletal systems to internal organs. Learning key anatomical features helps veterinary technicians accurately identify health issues and assist veterinarians.
Physiology explains how animal systems—like the heart, lungs, and kidneys—work together. Each system plays a crucial role in maintaining balance, supporting life, and responding to disease.
Recognizing symptoms like limping (skeletal) or labored breathing (respiratory) enables fast, effective care in clinical settings.
A dog with a fractured femur requires understanding of limb anatomy to assist in radiographs.
Identifying signs of kidney failure depends on knowing renal physiology.
Covers the major structures and functions of animal bodies.