Large Animal Disease
Behavior
PE
Parasitology
Misc
100

Test for EIA:

Coggins test

100

When an animal is exposed frequently to gentle handling that mimics common procedures, this is called:

habituation

100

Lymph nodes located on the back of the thigh.

popliteal

100

Which portion of the adult tapeworm Dipylidium caninum is shed through the GI tract of its host and resembles pieces of rice?

proglottid

100

An immediate hypersensitivity response to a vaccine or other stimulus that may cause respiratory arrest, cardiovascular collapse, and, potentially, death is called:

anaphylaxis

200

Which disease of horses is extremely contagious, is caused by a bacteria, and causes abscesses in submaxillary, retropharyngeal, and submandibular lymph nodes?

strangles

200

Exercises and materials that stimulate physical and mental activity is environmental:

enrichment

200

What is an alternate name for Packed Cell Volume?

hematocrit

200

Associated with cutaneous larva migrans in humans (common name):

hookworm

200

Mucopurulent material that forms into gelatinous concretions

chondroids

300

These blood vessels are implicated in life-threatening blood loss due to fungal guttural pouch mycosis:

carotid arteries

300

Most aggressive behaviors in the clinic are a result of:

fear

300

This type of vaccine should not be administered SQ or IM:

intranasal

300

Which class of parasite includes ascarids?

nematode

300

_Coughing up of blood.

hemoptysis

400

A pathologic stone formed from mineral salts found in the urinary tract.

urolith

400

Barbering would be common in which animal?

caged mice

400

Otic samples prepared to check for the presence of these usually are examined unstained before the slide is allowed to dry. (scientific name)

otodectes cynotis

400

This parasite resembles a whip, hence the name 'whipworm'. (scientific name)

trichuris vulpis

400

Centrally mediated, forceful expulsion of material from the mouth

vomiting

500

Patients with infectious diseases often require extensive nursing care and support while the patient’s body fights the infection. This is especially true of _____ infections, for which there is no direct way to destroy the pathogen.

viral

500

The use of a "shock" collar is an example of:

positive punishment

500

In addition to being characterized as loose stool, what other feature is attributed to the stool in cases of diarrhea?

frequent passage

500

These are voracious blood feeders owing to their unique teeth and their large buccal cavity. Pale mucous membranes and hydremia (watery blood) may be seen, signaling anemia, particularly in young puppies.

hookworm

500

The guttural pouches are two large, symmetric dilatations of this that are present in all Equidae.

eustachian tube

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