SAE and FFA History
What are the three components of the Agricultural Education Model?
What is Classroom interaction, FFA and SAE?
What does OSHA stand for?
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Convert 1,000 mL to liters.
1 liter
What does the term âcranialâ mean?
Toward the head
What does the suffix â-itisâ mean?
Inflammation
What does SAE stand for?
What is Supervised Agricultural Experience?
A dog bite is an example of what type of hazard?
Physical hazard
Convert 5 lbs to kilograms (1 kg = 2.2 lbs).
2.27 kg (or 2.3 kg)
Name one IM injection site in a dog.
Quadriceps, triceps, epaxial muscles, gluteals (any one)
Break down âdermatology.â
Derm = skin; -ology = study of; dermatology = study of the skin
$300 Question:
Name one leadership skill developed through FFA participation.
Answers may vary (Public speaking, teamwork, responsibility, communication, organization -any one)
Name two PPE items used when cleaning with chemicals.
Gloves, goggles, apron, mask (any two)
What formula is used for dilution calculations?
CâVâ = CâVâ
Which system is responsible for gas exchange?
Respiratory system
What does IM stand for?
Intramuscular
Which type of SAE involves conducting experiments to answer a question?
Research SAE
What section of the SDS tells you what to do if a chemical gets in your eyes?
First-Aid Measures section
What part of the word "percent" tells you what the 20 means in 20%?
âPer 100â
What vein is commonly used for blood collection in dogs?
Jugular vein (cephalic vein also accepted)
What does the prefix âtachy-â mean?
Fast or rapid
Complete the FFA mission phrase: âPremier ______, Personal ______, Career ______.â
Premier Leadership, Personal Growth, Career Success
List all four types of hazards in veterinary clinics.
Physical, Chemical, Biological, and Zoonotic (or Radiological/Environmental depending on classification)
You need 100 mL of a 10% solution from a 50% stock. How much stock do you need?
CâVâ = CâVâ
20 mL of stock solution
List three functions of the skeletal system.
Support, protection, movement, blood cell production, mineral storage (any three)
Define âbradycardia.â
Slow heart rate