Creepy Crawlies
This type of parasite can be found on the skin of dogs, and appears like a cigar under the microscope. It is considered hereditary. (Scientific name only).
What is Demodex?
This disease, often seen in puppies, results in vomiting/diarrhea and dehydration. (You must also name the type of disease i.e. bacteria, virus, fungus, or yeast.)
What is parvo virus?
This standard abbreviation is used to describe medications that are to be given once a day.
What is SID?
This pressure chamber uses superheated steam under pressure to completely sterilize surgical instruments.
What is an autoclave?
This fictional physician, who first appeared in children's books in 1920 and has been played on film by Eddie Murphy, prefers treating animals to humans and can speak to his patients.
Who is Doctor Dolittle?
This common segmented parasite found in feces may be treated with praziquantel.
What is a tape worm?
The term used to describe a disease that can be transferred from dog/cat to a human.
What is, Zoonotic?
This concoction is considered the "Lisa Special"
What is cephalexin and prednisone?
This is the suture size used in nearly all feline surgeries.
What is 3-0?
This is the amount of chambers in a cow's stomach.
What is 4?
This is the location in which adult heartworms raise and bed.
What is the main pulmonary artery?
This disease often presents itself in dogs who are drinking & urinating more frequently.
What is Diabetes Mellitus?
This is the amount of pounds in one kilogram.
What is 2.2?
This segment of the gastrointestinal tract lies between the stomach and the jejunum.
What is the duodenum?
The hardest material in the body.
What is Enamel? (will accept teeth)
This parasite occasionally found in canine or feline feces appears in the shape of the ball used in a popular American sport.
What is a Whip Worm?
Disease caused by an infection of spirochete bacteria that penetrate the skin and spread. May be found in the environment, but can be vaccinated for.
Leptospirosis
This antibiotic is often used to treat tick borne diseases.
What is doxycycline?
This anatomical location term is used to describe the tail end of a patient.
What is Caudal?
This animal oddly enough has three hearts.
What is an octopus?
What is hepatozoon
All diseases covered with a "4th puppy vaccine"
What are, Distemper, Adenovirus (type 1&2), Parvovirus, Parainfluenza, and Leptospirosis?
These two drugs make up a "clean-up shot" for a cow that has just calved.
What is oxytocin and lutalyse?
When a patient is waking up from surgery, this indication from the animal allows you to remove the endotracheal tube.
What is swallowing?
Which common mammal does not have a gall bladder?
What is a horse? (Or a rat is acceptable)