Vitals & Patient Assessment
Surgical Prep & Wound Care
Anesthesia & Recovery
Lab Work & Diagnostics
Parasites & Exotics
Radiology & Professional Skills
100

A slower-than-normal heart rate in a patient is known by this medical term.

 Bradycardia

100

This layer of a bandage rests directly on the wound itself

primary layer

100

Healthy dogs scheduled for surgery should typically have food withheld for this many hours prior to anesthetic induction.

8 to 12 hours

100

This anticoagulant, found in purple-top blood tubes, is preferred for routine hematology because it preserves cell morphology.

EDTA

100

Ringworm is actually caused by this type of organism, not a worm.

A fungus called Microsporum Canis

100

In the SMART goal framework, the "A" stands for this word.

Achievable (or Attainable)

200

Performing this quick test on a patient’s skin helps evaluate their level of hydration.

Skin turgor test (or skin tent test)

200

This is the very first step in proper wound management before any scrubbing or cleansing occurs.

Control of hemorrhage (bleeding)

200

Anesthesia equipment and machines should be inspected on this routine schedule.

Daily

200

This optical instrument is used to measure plasma total protein and urine specific gravity.

Refractometer

200

This burrowing mite lives as normal skin fauna in the hair follicles of most mammals.

Demodex spp.

200

This factor on an X-ray machine primarily controls the degree of radiographic contrast.

kVp (Kilovoltage peak)

300

Normal Capillary Refill Time (CRT) in a healthy dog or cat should take this long.

Less than 2 seconds

300

When scrubbing a patient's surgical site, you should always move in this direction.

From the center (site) outward to the periphery

300

This component of the anesthetic machine measures and delivers a constant, regulated gas flow

Flow meter

300

Inserting a needle directly into the urinary bladder to collect a sterile urine sample is called this:

Cystocentesis?

300

This exotic pocket pet is uniquely susceptible to contracting human influenza and should be vaccinated against canine distemper. 

A ferret

300

In behavioral job interviews, the acronym STAR stands for Situation, Task, Action, and this.

Result

400

Obtaining a daily body weight is essential when monitoring patients receiving this type of treatment.

Fluid therapy?

400

Which suture size has a larger diameter: a size 0, a 2-0, or a size 7

size 7

400

Removing an endotracheal tube prematurely during recovery puts the patient at risk for regurgitation and this life-threatening issue.

Difficulty breathing

400

Elevation in these two pancreatic enzymes on a blood panel often indicates pancreatitis.

Amylase and Lipase

400

Reptiles require proper UV lighting to synthesize this crucial vitamin for bone health.

Vitamin D

400

To minimize image fuzziness (penumbra), the focal-film distance (SID) should be set to this standard inch range.

What is 36 to 40 inches

500

The presence of a cough in a feline patient most often indicates this.

bronchial disease

500

This surgical accumulation of serum in the dead space near an incision site differs from a blood-filled hematoma

Seroma

500

This device converts liquid anesthetic agents into a controlled vaporized gas for patient delivery.

vaporizer

500

Blood plasma that appears yellow-tinged after centrifuging is described by this medical term.

Icteric

500

This mite species is commonly referred to by the descriptive name "walking dandruff."

Cheyletiella spp.

500

This stage is considered the core and central component of the grieving process when a pet is lost.

sorrow

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