Restraint Tools
Last resort option for an aggressive animal.
What is Chemical Restraint?
This restraint is used for Cephalic venipuncture.
What is Sternal Recumbency?
You must ____ when not examing a sample right away.
What is Refrigeration?
This method only requires a catch tray and a cup.
The functional unit of the kidney.
This is the preferred muzzle for an aggressive or nippy dog.
What is a Basket Muzzle?
This restraint is used for Saphenous venipuncture.
What is Lateral Recumbency?
A verbal report of this measurement does not require the use of a decimal.
What is Urine Specific Gravity? (USG)
What is Sterile Lube, Catheter, Syringe?
These lead from the kidney to the bladder.
What are Ureters?
This restraint tool should NOT be used on a cat.
What is Catchpole/ Rabies Pole?
You would not use an exam table when examing in this instance.
The centrifuge spins at ______ RPMs when spinning Urine.
When performed incorrectly a __________ can rupture the bladder.
What is Manual Expression?
You have to pull back this skin flap on a male dog for catheterization.
What is the Prepuce?
This PPE should be used when taking an aggressive or anxious cat out of a kennel or cage.
What are Gauntlets?
You must use caution when handling this dog's head.
What is a chihuahua?
This stain is used in making urine slides.
What is Sedi-Stain?
Cystocentesis requires _____ prep.
What is Surgical prep?
This kidney sits higher than the other.
What is the Right Kidney?
This tool is used to catch an aggressive cat that escapes its kennel.
What is a Nabber Tool?
This is the preferred restraint position for a spay/neuter.
What is Dorsal Recumbency?
The total urinalysis should include ________.
What is Gross Examination, SG measurement, Biochemical Analysis, Sediment Examination?
You use this method of collection when sending urine out for cultures.
What is Cystocentesis?
Cattle have this kind of kidney.
What is a Lobulated Kidney