CPR
What is the first thing you should ALWAYS do in a pet emergency?
Make sure the scene is safe to take action
Which of the following is an appropriate place to check for a pulse?
The inner thigh
Define Triage Level 1
Number 1 priority/ animal is in critical condition. Needs life saving care immediately
True or False: If a dog is not breathing, but has a heartbeat, you should first check the dog's airway for any blockage.
True
List the actions you should take when your pet is having a seizure
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What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
What is the normal temperature range for a dog?
98 - 102F
Define Triage Level 2
Not an immediate emergency, but it cannot be ignored for longer than 24 hours
When doing CPR, you should check the ABC's every 10 minutes of compressions and breaths.
False: You should check the dog's ABC's every 2 minutes.
List the steps you should take when your pet is dealing with hypothermia.
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What do the ABCs stand for during CPR?
Airway, Breathing, Circulation
A pet's gums should be what color?
Pink
Define Triage Level 3
Not an emergency. The animal can go to their normal veterinary practice without needing life saving support.
Before giving the the Heimlich maneuver, you should check the dog's mouth and try to dislodge it by hand.
True
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A sign that you are successfully giving the dog artificial respiration is...
A rising chest
What does CRT stand for?
Capillary Refill Time
Give an example of a Triage Level 1
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Abdominal thrusts should be performed above the rib cage.
False: Below the rib cage
If you suspect your pet has been poisoned, you should......
Try to locate the poison and bring both poison and vomit to the vet.
When performing CPR, you will do how many chest compressions for every ______breaths for a duration of _______ minutes.
30 chest compressions
2 Breaths
2 Minutes
How many seconds is a healthy CRT time?
1-2 seconds
Give an example of a Triage level 3
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True of False: When your dog is suffering from heat stroke, you should place the dog in cold water as soon as you can
False: place a wet towel over the dog with room temperature water.
True of False: If your dog has an object embedded in a wound (arrow, knife or stick) you should remove the object carefully and apply pressure to control bleeding.
False: Wrap bandaging around the object (or don't touch the object). Get your dog to the vet immediately.