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Vet Tech Mid Term Quiz

front 1

Innate behavior

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Instinctive behavior

front 2

Lateral recumbency

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when an animal is laying on its side.

front 3

Lateral restraint

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when the technician lays the animal on its side.

front 4

transverse plane

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divides the body in half

front 5

pain aggression

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exhibited aggression caused by pain

front 6

behavior

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actions of the animal

front 7

VOHC

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Vetrinary Oral Health Council

front 8

Quick

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The blook vessle in the middle of the nail

front 9

Dyspnea

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difficulty breathing

front 10

apnea

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lack of breathing

front 11

triage

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the process of prioritizing cases

front 12

TPR

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Temp - Pulse - Rate

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MM

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Mucus Membrane

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PE

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Physical Exam

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CRT

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Capillary Refill Time

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PLR

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Pulpillary Light Reflex

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SOAP

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  • Subjective Findings-
  • Objective Findings -
  • Assessment -
  • Plan

front 18

What blade is used for surgican prep

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#15

front 19

What causes bluish grey gums?

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oxygenation

front 20

Who is responsible for patients in the Vetrinary Hospital?

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The staff

front 21

What physical exam parameters can a VA evaluate?

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The TPR part

front 22

What should be included in a patient history?

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  1. Signalment:
  2. Chief Complaint:
  3. History of Present Illness (HPI):
  4. Past Medical History:
  5. Vaccination History:
  6. Diet and Nutrition:
  7. Behavioral History:
  8. Environmental History
  9. Parasite Control:
  10. Reproductive History:
  11. Social History:
  12. Allergies:
  13. Review of Systems:

front 23

What needs to be included when scheduling an appointment

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1. Client's (Pet Owner's) Information:
- Full name
- Contact number
2. Pet Information:*
- Pet's name
- Species
- Breed
- Age or date of birth
- Sex
- Identification details (microchip number, tag number)

3. Reason for the Appointment:
- Brief description of the visit purpose (e.g., wellness check, vaccinations, illness).

4. Preferred Date and Time:
- Provide a range of dates and times.

5. Urgency of the Appointment:
- Specify if it's routine or urgent.

6. Additional Information:
- Any specific concerns or symptoms.

7. Previous Medical History:
- For follow-up appointments, mention recent treatments or health changes.

8. Insurance or Payment Information:
- Ask about accepted insurance or discuss payment methods.

9. Confirmation Process:
- Confirm the clinic's procedure for appointment confirmations.

front 24

What vaccine needs to always have a certificate printed for it?

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Rabies

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Who is resonsible for writing the medical record?

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Everyone

front 26

What does the medical record allow for?

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  1. Continuity of Care:
  2. Accurate Diagnosis and Treatment:
  3. Monitoring Health Trends:
  4. Medication Management:
  5. Vaccination Records
  6. Preventive Care Planning:
  7. Legal Documentation:
  8. Communication with Pet Owners:
  9. Research and Education:
  10. Billing and Insurance
  11. Emergency Care Guidelines:
  12. Quality Assurance:

front 27

What is the order for cleaning a kennel?

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  1. Back
  2. Bottom
  3. Sides
  4. Top
  5. Door

front 28

What does an autoclave use to sterilize?

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Steam and high pressure

front 29

Who is responsible for cleaning

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everyone

front 30

What causes ringworm?

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fungus

front 31

When speaking with a client, what must you do with the conversation?

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Keep it going.

front 32

What must you pay attention to when talking on the phone?

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  • Tone of voice
  • Articulation
  • Volume
  • Avoid distractions

front 33

What are the stages of grief?

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  1. Denial - not accepting - shock -
  2. Anger -reality and pain re-emerge
  3. Bargaining - Try to strike a deal with God.
  4. Depression - unable to function because of sadness
  5. Acceptance - calm - find a way to move on

front 34

What must be put on any secondary bottle?

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an MSOS label

1. Contents
2. Concentration
3. Date of Preparation
4. Expiration Date
5. Hazardous Information
6. Storage Requirements
7. Preparer's Initials or Name
8. Lot or Batch Number
9. Usage Instructions
10. Other Relevant Information

front 35

Who is responsible for keeping employees safe?

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Office Managers

front 36

What does chemotherapy waste look like?

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Yellow

Chemotherapy waste refers to materials that have come into contact with or have been used in the administration of chemotherapy drugs

1. Empty Drug Vials
2. IV Bags and Tubing
3. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
4. Needles and Syringes
5. Gauze and Bandages
6. Spill Cleanup Materials
7. Expired or Unused Medications
8. Sharps Containers
9. Empty Chemotherapy Transport Bags

front 37

List of things that go in the Sharps Bin

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  • Syringes
  • Scalpels
  • Needles
  • Lancets
  • Razor blades
  • Infusion sets
  • Connection needles (e.g., for IV lines)
  • Broken glass from lab equipment
  • Any other sharp objects that may cause injury or contain residual medications

front 38

What is EVITs number one goal

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Safety

front 39

What is the organization order from cell to organism?

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  • Cells
  • Tissues
  • Organs
  • Organ Systems
  • Organism

front 40

What happens in mitochondria?

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cellular respiration and glycloysis

front 41

The hypodermis allows for what?

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  • Insulation
  • Energy Storage
  • Cushioning and Protection
  • Thermal Regulation
  • Connective Tissue Support
  • Blood Vessel and Nerve Passage
  • Fluid Balance
  • Hormone Synthesis
  • Appearance and Aesthetics

front 42

What age does estrus begin?

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  1. Dogs: 6-12 months depending on breed (large breed can be 18-24 months)
  2. Cats: 4-6 months
  3. Cattle: 9-15 months
  4. Horses: 12-18 months
  5. Pigs: 5-7 months

front 43

What age should puppies be weaned?

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3-6 weeks

front 44

Until what age are Da2pp/DHPP vaccines boostered every 2-4w?

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16 weeks

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Why do you vaccinate an adult dog that has never recieved a DHPP vaccine?

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It can hep prevent diseases such as Distemper, Hepatitis (canine adenovirus-2), Parvovirus, and Parainfluenza

front 46

What is the average gestation lenght

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2-3 weeks.