Medications
Triage
Hospital Procedures
Scenarios
100
What is Metronidazole?

Antibiotics for the GI tract

100

What is a code yellow?

Potentially urgent

100

How long to float a fecal?

15 minutes

100

Patient comes in for skin exam, what is an important question that should be asked?

Brand of food, protein

200

What is another name for Enrofloxacin?

Baytril

200

What is a code blue?

Oxygen related

200

How long to spin a PCV?

full speed, 5 minutes

200

Older patient comes in for trouble getting up, what should be one of your first questions?

What are they on? or what have they tried?

300

Name some side effects you would tell an another for steriods

Increased drinking and urinating, panting, ravenous appetite

300

What are signs of an allergic reaction?

Swelling of face, hives, elevated temperature, vomiting, diarrhea
300

What vaccines are required for dog boarding?

Bord, rabies, DHPP

300

When asking about medications, what should you be verifying? 

Dosage, directions, mg and if owner has changed any of it

400

What is the appropriate dilution for Enrofloxacin IV?

1:4

400

What is seen first: toxicity, respiratory distress or non-active seizure?

Respiratory distress

400

What is the criteria for the 1st heartworm waiver?

Up to date exam, current negative HWT, consistently on HWP on record

400

When a patient is being dropped off, what is a helpful question to aid the doctor?

Ask to do diagnostics so doctor does not have to call 

500

What is the only white colored solution that can be given IV?

Propofol

500

What are the 3 major systems to access during a triage? 

Central Nervous system, respiratory and cardio

500

How many hours post pill for cats T4 blood draw?

just has to be consistently on it, does not matter time
500

What is the most amazing thing about our doctors at PNVH?

If you ask them to help with samples, they will help!

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