Fractures
Snake Bites
CPR/AR
Poison/Toxins
Animal Trivia
100

What is the difference between a fracture and a dislocation

A fracture is a break in a bone, while a dislocation is the displacement of a bone from its normal position within a joint.

100

What types of toxins can snakes have?

Neurotoxin

Hematoxin

Cytotoxin

Myotoxin

Coagulant

Anti-Coagulant

100

How can you provide Artificial Respiration? 

Mouth to snout

ET Tube and IPPV

Ambu Bag

100

How do toxins enter the body?

inhalation (breathed in through the nose/mouth to the lungs)

topical (absorption through the skin surface or cut)

injection (directly into the bloodstream or tissues)

ocular (absorbed through the eye). 


100

Which gender are all clownfish born?

Male
200

What are the 5 types of fractures?

Closed Fracture

    - Bone is intact and has not pierced the skin

Open/Compound Fracture

    - Bone has pierced the skin and exposed

Comminuted Fracture

    - Bone is crushed and splinterd

Epiphyseal Fracture

    - Growth plate is damaged

Green Stick Fracture

    - Bone is intact but, has small crack or fracture in it

200

Name 4 signs of a snake bite

▪Lethargy and or collapse

▪Muscle tremors, shaking, trembling, salivating and may be vomiting

▪pupils may be dilated (appear large) and/or reduced eye blinking

▪Sudden onset of weakness/wobbliness

▪Complete paralysis

▪Inability to control bladder and bowels

▪collapse

▪respiratory distress and arrest

▪pain and swelling at the bite site

▪lameness

passing dark red urine.

200

What ratio of compressions to breaths do you give?

How far down on the chest do you compress?

30 compressions : 2 breaths

Push down 1/3 of the chest

200
Vitamin K is part of the treatment for this toxicity

Rat bait


200

Where is a shrimps heart located?

In its head

300

What first aid treatment would you do for a fracture?

restrain the animal, restrict movement to reduce pain and further injury

stop any bleeding

cover wounds with a sterile dressing to prevent contamination- if safe

support the animal to walk and limit weight-bearing using a sling or towel looped under the abdomen

immobilise the limb with bandages and/or splinting. 

Treat for shock (warmth dark and quiet)

Under veterinary advise administer analgesics or sedate for anaesthesia



300

What 5 snakes does the snake detection kit test for?

Tiger Snake

Brown Snake

Black Snake

Death Adder

Taipan

300

If your patient was intubated, why would you inflate the cuff?

Inflate the cuff to avoid inhalation of fluids and it is more hygienic and safer for you


300

What is the chemical(s) in chocolate that makes it toxic to animals?

Theobromine and Caffine

300

What is the only non-primate with fingerprints?

Koalas

400

What type of fracture would this be?

Comminuted fracture

400

What first aid would you provide to an animal that has been bitten by a snake?

Immobolise the animal and keep it calm

Apply compression bandage if possible

Treat for shock (warmth, quiet, dark)

Monitor vitals (HR, RR, MM, CRT, Temp, Pupils)

Insert IV catheter and start fluids if warranted

Prepare for collapse, AR and CPR

- Have CET on hand

- draw blood or urine to run a SDVK 

- Under advise of vet administer medication and or antivenom

400

What position would you do CPR on a bulldog?

On it's back (as for any barrel shaped dog)

400

What signs does Metaldehyde poisoning produce? 

Vomiting (after 1 hour)

Drooling

Increased heart/respiratory rate

Stiff gait/ataxia

Hypersensitive to touch

Muscle tremors

Pyrexia

Nystagmus 


400

Which sea creature is known to be the only natural predator of the Great White Shark?

The Orca (aka the Killer Whale)

500

What type of fracture is this?


It isn't a fracture but a dislocation

500

What is the most venomous snake in Australia (if not the world) 

Fierce Snake (aka the Inland Taipan)

Will produce an average 40mg of venom in a bite and its LD50 (kill 50% of group) will only take 0.025mg/kg

500

Where is your hand placement for deep chested medium to large dogs?

on the highest part of the chest (between the 3rd and 6th rib)

500
Causes renal failure or death in 3-7 days post ingestion

May also see lethargy, vomiting and enlarged kidneys

Lily Toxicity

(remember all parts of the plant are toxic to cats)

500

In Peru, it’s common to eat which popular household pet?

The Guinea Pig

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