Examen Ingls

Primera Parte:
Se evala la comprensin escrita y el conocimiento de lxico especializado. Para ello se proporcionan definiciones/descripciones breves en ingls y se pide que el estudiante proporcione el trmino (en ingls) que se refiere al elemento descrito.

1. Any warm-blooded vertebrate having the skin more or less covered with hair. The young are born alive and nourished with milk. 2. Dense coat of fine silky hairs on mammals. 3. A membranous appendage extending from the body of a fish or other aquatic animal, used for propelling, steering, or balancing the body in the water. 4. Animals having a constant body temperature, usually higher than the surrounding temperature. 5. The respiratory organ of most aquatic animals that breathe water to obtain oxygen. 6. A very young dog. 7. The small, thin, membranous, bony or horny pieces which usually form the covering of fish and reptiles. 8. A sharp usually slender and curved nail on the toe of an animal. 9. A covering for the mouth of an animal used to prevent eating or biting. 10. A curved covering of horn that protects the front of or encloses the ends of the digits of an ungulate mammal and that corresponds to a nail or claw. 11. Specialized teeth used for chewing and grinding. 12. Two complex cartilaginous or bony structures in most vertebrates that border the mouth, support the soft parts enclosing it, usually bear teeth on their oral margin, and are an upper that is more or less firmly fused with the skull and a lower that is hinged, movable, and articulated with the temporal bone of either side. 13. The many soft light things which cover a bird's body, consisting of a long thin central part with material like silky hairs along each side. 14. The permanent paired hollow sheaths of keratin usually present in both sexes of cattle and their relatives that function chiefly for defense and arise from a bony core anchored to the skull. 15. A person with a medical degree trained to take care of the health of animals. 16. The soft part at the bottom of a cat or dog's paw. 17. A place where animals are killed for their meat. 18. A large group of animals of the same types that live and feed together.

19. To investigate something and do experiments. 20. A carnivorous mammal with an excellent sense of smell; it has been domesticated since prehistoric times and trained to perform a number of tasks: guarding and protecting, detecting, carrying and hunting. It is a very common pet. 21. A substance which contains a form that is not harmful of a virus or bacterium (= extremely small organism) and which is given to a person or animal to prevent them from getting the disease which the virus or bacterium causes. 22. To show that something is correct or true. 23. The study of cells and tissue on the microscopic level. 24. The study of how, in all living things, the characteristics and qualities of parents are given to their descendants by their genes. 25. An uncastrated male pig. 26. The meat from a calf, used as Food. 27. To give birth to a litter of pigs. 28. A young bull, especially one castrated before sexual maturity and raised for beef. 29. A young cow, especially one that has not yet given birth to a calf. 30. The offspring produced at one birth by a multiparous mammal. 31. Cows (adult females) bred for the ability to produce large quantities of milk, from which dairy products are made. 32. The four pointed teeth located behind the incisors in most mammals. In carnivores, these teeth are adapted for cutting and tearing meat. 33. Animals which have hooves. 34. Cows, steers, bulls, heifers and calves receive the generic name of 35. The branch of medicine concerned with diseases and conditions which require or are amenable to operative procedures. 36. The study of the behaviour of animals in their natural habitats. 37. A female parent: used of beasts, especially of quadrupeds (bitches, cows, sows, queens). 38. A pair of bean-shaped organs in the dorsal region of the vertebrate abdominal cavity, functioning to maintain proper water and electrolyte balance, regulates acid-base concentration, and filters the blood of metabolic wastes, which are then excreted as urine. 39. A group of cattle, pigs or related animals which live a collective life together.

Segunda Parte:

Se

evala

el

conocimiento

de

sinnimos,

antnimos,

abreviaturas, plurales irregulares, prefijos y sufijos de trminos habitualmente utilizados en un contexto biomdico, la capacidad de reformular expresiones comunes en los textos cientficos, el conocimiento de los conectores ms utilizados en textos cientficos.

A. Singular/Plural: 1. The plural of bacterium is 2. The plural of mouse is 3. The singular of stimulus is 4. The plural of labium is 5. The singular of protozoa is 6. The singular of halves is 7. The plural of bacillus is 8. The singular of series is 9. The plural of goose is 10. The singular of villi is 11. The plural of criterion is 12. The singular of data is 13. The plural of serum is 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. The singular of phalanges is The plural of basis is The singular of oxen is The singular of vertebrae is The plural of testis is The singular of lice is The plural of atrium is The singular of cocci is The plural of phenomenon is The singular of atria is The plural of bronchus is The singular of analyses is

B. Synonyms/Antonyms: 1. Synonyms of Oesophagus 2. Synonyms of Gastrointestinal tract 3. Antonym of Inner 4. Synonyms of Spinal column 5. Synonyms of Tail vertebrae 6. Synonyms of Eructation 7. Antonym of Inside 8. Synonyms of Die 9. Synonyms of Gut 10. Synonyms of Throat 11. Synonyms of Swelling 12. Antonym of Internal 13. Synonyms of Nostril 14. Synonyms of Disbudding 15. Antonym of Ventral 16. Synonyms of Scours 17. Synonyms of Feedingstuff 18. Synonyms of Hip 19. Antonym of Rostral 20. Synonyms of Heat

21. Synonyms of Tiny 22. Synonyms of Forages 23. Synonyms of Breastbone 24. Synonyms of Clavicle 25. Antonym of Caudal 26. Synonyms of Influenza 27. Synonyms of Pregnancy period 28. Synonyms of Excrements 29. Synonyms of Airway 30. Synonyms of Neuter 31. Antonym of Palmar 32. Synonyms of Shoulderblade 33. Synonyms of Vomit 34. Synonyms of Testicle 35. Antonym of Above 36. Synonyms of To be on feed 37. Synonyms of Bad 38. Synonyms of Mandible arcade 39. Antonym of Proximal 40. Synonyms of To Transmit

41. Synonyms of Workbench 42. Synonyms of Trachea 43. Synonyms of Plate 44. Antonym of Peripheral 45. Synonyms of Styptic 46. Synonyms of Voice box 47. Synonyms of Upper jaw 48. Synonyms of Mouth 49. Antonym of Superficial 50. Synonyms of To Heal 51. Synonyms of Dewormer 52. Synonyms of Thrombocyte 53. Antonym of Left 54. Synonyms of Air hunger 55. Synonyms of Ruminant 56. Antonym of Lower 57. Synonyms of Labium 58. Synonyms of Womb 59. Synonyms of Fever 60. Synonyms of Abdomen

C. Roots/Prefix/Suffix: 1. The suffix -penia 2. The root osteo 3. The prefix Retro- and post4. The suffix -cele 5. The root arthr/o 6. The root chondr/o 7. The prefix Antero8. The suffix -emia 9. The prefix Hydro10. The root myel/o 11. The prefix hypo12. The suffix -plasty 13. The root myo 14. The prefix Dextro15. The root tendo 16. The prefix Peri-

17. The root costo 18. The suffix -tomy 19. The root derma 20. The roots Rhin/o and nas/o 21. The prefix Pan22. The suffix -genic 23. The root Laryng/o 24. The root Trache/o 25. The root Bronch/o 26. The prefix Hyper27. The roots Pulm/o and pneum/o 28. The prefix multi- and poly29. The suffix -scopy 30. The root Pneum/o 31. The prefix Inter32. The root Pne/o 33. The root stom/a 34. The suffix -pexy 35. The roots Lingua and glossa 36. The suffix -penia 37. The prefix Macro38. The root Lingual 39. The prefix Melano40. The suffixdesis 41. The roots Dent/o and odont/o 42. The prefix tri 43. The suffix oma 44. The root Gingiv/o 45. The suffix trophy 46. The root Gastr/o

47. The prefix Levo48. The root Enter/o 49. The suffix phobia 50. The prefix post51. The root Duoden/o 52. The root Jejun/o 53. The prefix brady54. The root Ile/o 55. The prefix sub- and hypo56. The suffix -osis 57. The root Col/o 58. The roots Proct/o and ano 59. The root hepat/o 60. The suffixptosis 61. The root cholecyst 62. The prefix leuko63. The root Lapar/o 64. The suffix iasis 65. The prefix Micro66. The suffix malacia 67. The root cardi/o 68. The prefix hemi- and semi69. The suffix pathy 70. The roots Angi/o and vas/o 71. The roots Phleb/o and veno 72. The root Arteri/o 73. The root Thromb/o 74. The prefix anti75. The suffix sclerosis 76. The root Cyt/o

77. The roots Hem/a and hemat/o 78. The root Lymph/o 79. The prefix intra80. The root Splen/o 81. The root Phag/o 82. The root Acr/o 83. The roots Gluc/o and glyco 84. The suffix -centesis 85. The root Aden/o 86. The prefix Erythro87. The root Neur/o 88. The suffix -rrhagia 89. The prefix tachy90. The roots Cerebr/o and encephal/o 91. The root Mania 92. The suffix rrhexis 93. The root Phobia 94. The prefix ante- and pre95. The root Esthesia 96. The roots Nephr/o and ren/a 97. 98. 99. The suffix -stomy The root Ureter/ o The root Cyst/o

107. The prefix Ec- and ecto 108. The roots Ur/o and uria 109. The suffix megaly 110. The root Lith 111. The root Mast/o 112. The suffix -rrhea 113. The roots Hyster/o and metr/o 114. The root Oophor/o 115. The root Salping/o 116. The suffix -itis, 117. The root Ot/o 118. The roots Ophthalm/o and ocul/o 119. The root Opt/o 120. The root Blephar/o 121. The prefix a- or -an 122. The root Herat/o 123. The suffix -algia and dynia 124. The root Dacry/o 125. The prefix Endo126. The root Py/o 127. The suffix -spasm 128. The root Lip/o 129. The root Febri 130. The prefix oligo131. The root Myc/o 132. The root Necr/o 133. The root Emesis 134. The prefix Mal135. The suffix -ectomy 136. The suffix -ic, -ac, -al, and -ar

100. The prefix Mega101. The root Urethr/o 102. The prefix Dys103. The root Orchi/o 104. The prefix Cyano105. The suffix -ectasis and -ectasia 106. The suffix -lysis

D. Acronyms 1. DLH 2. DSH 3. CNS 4. PNS 5. WNL 6. UTI 7. Bpm 8. Wk 9. Yr 10. F/S 11. M/N 12. Hx 13. Dx 14. PE 15. CBC 16. IV 17. Mm 18. CRT 19. TPR 20. Bx 21. Mo 22. Hr 23. IM 24. IN 25. AI 26. ECG 27. CP 28. UA 29. GI 30. MS 31. GU 32. CV

E.

Nouns/Verbs
1. Removal 2. Excrete 3. Destruction 4. Produce 5. Synthesis 6. Diagnose 7. Expansion 8. Contract 9. Digestion 10. Carry 11. Circulation 12. Store 13. Secretion 14. Vaccinate 15. Immunization 16. Transmit 17. Development 18. Inject 19. Measurement 20. Combine 21. Slaughtery 22. Survive 23. Infection 24. Confine 25. Isolation 26. Expand 27. Spread 28. Control 29. Improvement 30. Increase 31. Drop 32. Recover 33. Prevention 34. Operate 35. Acceptance 36. Reject 37. Breathing 38. Complain 39. Loss 40. Perform