Abstract

Veterinary medicine’s fundamental pillars are veterinary anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry. These three subjects form the foundational knowledge necessary for comprehending the field. They encompass extensive and intricate content, necessitating ongoing review for veterinarians in practice. This section delves into areas like detailed anatomical explanations of diverse systems, methods for evaluating animal physiological processes, and essential clinical biochemical tests. These aspects hold significant importance in establishing the essential skills veterinarians need for a range of interventions, including disease diagnosis and treatment.