Diseases & Disorders Restraints Safety Physical Exams Roots
100
What is Anemia?
Lack of blood
100
How do you preform the Stretch Restraint?
Grab the cat by the scruff of the neck and the hind quarters and gently stretch the cat.
100
What is an example of a physical hazard?
Animal Injuries, Back injuries, Falling on a wet floor
100
What is the first step when taking an animals temperature?
Clean the thermometer with alcohol
100
What does the root abdomen/o mean?
Abdomen
200
What is Bradycardia?
Abnormally slow heart rate
200
What is the first step when preforming the Sternal Recumbency?
Hold the dogs head with one arm
200
What is an example of a chemical hazard?
Drugs, Cleaning Agents, Insecticide, Anesthetic Gases
200
What is the first step when taking an animals pulse?
Use the index and middle finger to roll over the artery to feel for the pulse
200
What does the root derm/o mean?
Skin
300
What is Dyspnea?
Difficulty breathing
300
What restraint should never be used on a dog and why?
The Stretch Restraint because dogs do not have many bones therefore they are not as flexible.
300
What is an example of a biological hazard?
Living tissue, Blood, Urine, Medical waste, Live vaccine, Used needles/scalpels
300
What are 4 of the 12 areas to examine when preforming a physical exam?
General Appearance, Integumentary, Muscoskeletal, Circulatory, Respiratory, Digestive, Genitourinary, Nervous System, Lymph nodes, Ears, Eyes, Mouth
300
What does the root gingiv/o mean?
Gums
400
What is Carcinoma>
A cancerous tumor
400
What is one item you could use to muzzle a dog?
A sock, a pillow case, a tie, etc.
400
What is an example of a zoonotic hazard?
Viruses (Rabies), Bacteria (Cat Scratch Fever), Parasites (Mange), Fungus (Ringworm)
400
What kind of question should never be asked when receiving a patient history?
A yes or no question.
400
What does the root cephal/o mean?
Head
500
Is Cat Scratch Fever infectious or non-infectious?
Cat Scratch Fever is infectious.
500
When doing a restraint on a dog like a pug should you apply more or less pressure near the head or neck area?
Less should be applied.
500
What are 3 of the 7 methods of sanitation?
Physical, Cold Sterilization, Dry Heat, Radiation, Filtration, Ultrasound, Autoclave
500
What is a respiration evaluation based on? (3)
Rate of respiration, Depth>degree of effort needed to take a breath, Character>rapid, slow, normal
500
What does the root ot/o mean?
Ear






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