Question 1

Which of the following is an example of signalment?

Accepted Answer

The cat is a Domestic Long Hair.

Answer

The horse is limping on its left leg.

Answer

The dog eats 3 lbs of food per day.

Answer

The cow had a calf last year.

Question 2

Which of the following is an example of "history"?

Accepted Answer

The llama is blind in one eye.

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The donkey's name is Waldo.

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The horse is roan in color.

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The dog is 12 years old.

Question 3

Which cutting tool is used to removal sutures?

Accepted Answer

1

Answer

3

Answer

4

Answer

2

Question 4

Name this instrument

Accepted Answer

Otoscope

Answer

Opthalmoscope

Answer

Octoscope

Answer

Stethoscope

Question 5

Name this instrument

Accepted Answer

Bandage Scissors

Answer

Surgical Scissors

Answer

Carmalts

Answer

Kelly Foreceps

Question 6

Which of the following is abnormal during the "initial observation" of animals?

Accepted Answer

The pig's eye lids are saggy.

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The dog's nose is wet and shiny.

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The horse's head is held high in the air.

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The cat's ear are erect.

Question 7

What does the word 'palpate' mean when referring to physical exams?

Accepted Answer

Feel your hands over the animal.

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Press your thumb against their gums.

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Check for a pulse in their rear leg.

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Check internally to see if they are pregnant.

Question 8

What do we examine with this tool?

Accepted Answer

Ears

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Throat

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Nasal

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Eyes

Question 9

Name this instrument

Accepted Answer

Opthalmoscope

Answer

Endotracheal Tube

Answer

Dental Float

Answer

Otoscope

Question 10

What is a basic rule of thumb when performing physicals on animals.

Accepted Answer

All of the above.

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Work from front-to-back and top-to-bottom.

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Perform all 6 vital sign checks.

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Check the problem area last.

Question 11

Listening for animals to make funny sounds is a procedure used during what step of the exam?

Accepted Answer

Socialization

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Signalment

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History

Answer

Initial Observations

Question 12

CRT is utilized to check _____________.

Accepted Answer

Blood circulation

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Infections and fevers

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Respiration and oxygen exchange

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Pulse/heart rate

Question 13

Name this instrument

Accepted Answer

Elastrator

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Emasculator

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Carmalt

Answer

Float

Question 14

Which of the following, is not one of the locations for checking a pulse on an animal?

Accepted Answer

Behind ears

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On the leg

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Near throat

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Armpit (elbow)

Question 15

Which cutting tool is used during surgery or dissections?

Accepted Answer

4

Answer

2

Answer

3

Answer

1

Question 16

What is the average temperature for a dog?

Accepted Answer

101.5

Answer

102

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100

Answer

98.6

Question 17

Which animal would have a faster heart rate?

Accepted Answer

Chicken

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Horse

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Dog

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Cow

Question 18

Which animal would have the lowest temperature?

Accepted Answer

One who is geriatric

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One who is pregnant

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One recently excercised

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One who is pediatric

Question 19

Name this instrument.

Accepted Answer

Fecal loop

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Dental float

Answer

Kelly foreceps

Answer

Rat Tooth

Question 20

what is the purpose of this tool?

Accepted Answer

To extract ovaries during a spay.

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To check for cavities during a dental cleaning.

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Remove warbles from the animals skin.

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Remove sutures from a wounded animal.

Question 21

What is the first information you should gather during a physical exam?

Accepted Answer

Signalment

Answer

History

Answer

Vital Signs

Answer

Initial Observations

Question 22

What is the purpose of this tool?

Accepted Answer

Allows airways to stay opening during surgery.

Answer

Utilized during blood transfusions.

Answer

None of the above.

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Inserted rectally to collect fecal samples.

Question 23

Which animal's insides are most like a humans?

Accepted Answer

Pig

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Monkey

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Dog

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Horse

Question 24

When administering CPR to a dog, you should be providing chest compressions at a rate of .....

Accepted Answer

10 per 15 seconds

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20 per 30 seconds

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15 per 15 seconds

Answer

30 per minute

Question 25

Where are chest compressions given to a dog?

Accepted Answer

On their left side above the heart.

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On their right side above the lungs.

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On their left side above the lungs.

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On their right side above the heart.

Question 26

After how many minutes of CPR can we directly stop if there are no vitible signs of improvement?

Accepted Answer

10

Answer

2

Answer

15

Answer

5

Question 27

What is the first step when you see a dog that may be unconscious?

Accepted Answer

Tap its back with foot/hand to check for movement.

Answer

Call 911.

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Place your hand in front of its mouth to check for breaths.

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Feel for its pulse.

Question 28

Do  we begin CPR with breaths or compressions?

Accepted Answer

Breaths

Answer

Compressions

Question 29

What is the BCS score for this dog?

Accepted Answer

9-8

Answer

7-8

Answer

5-4

Answer

5-6

Question 30

What is the BCS score for this dog?

Accepted Answer

4-5

Answer

3-4

Answer

2-3

Answer

5-6

Question 31

What is the BCS score for this dog?

Accepted Answer

3-4

Answer

2-1

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2-3

Answer

5-6

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