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Introduction to Veterinary Terminology

Kelly Robertson and Matea David-Steel

  • 715 pages
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The vocabulary of the clinic broken down root by root and prefix by prefix. Covers anatomy, physical examination, diagnostic terms and abbreviations, with exercises that turn unfamiliar medical words into something you can read at speed.

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