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Clinical Skills
Potpourri
100

The root Hepat/o refers to this organ

Liver

100

The transverse plane divides the body into these two regions.

the cranial and caudal regions

100

The most common type of bite that occurs in a veterinary clinic is caused by this emotion.

Fear

100

The normal capillary refill time (CRT) is less than this many seconds.

1-2 sec

100

This is the average gestation length for dogs.

62 - 63 days

200

The suffix -itis means this

Inflammation

200

A dog lying on its back is in this type of recumbency

Dorsal Recumbency

200

This is the best rule to follow when restraining an animal for veterinary care.

start with minimal restraint and increase as necessary"

200

This medication route has the fastest absorption rate

IV (Intravenous)

200

The acronym SOAP stands for this.

Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan

300

This term is the medical word for lying down

Recumbent

300

In the provided diagram, letter A points to this bone.

Femur

300

A dog with its head dropped lower than its shoulders and its tail straight out is showing signs of this.

aggression

300

The most common location to feel for a pulse on a dog or cat is this artery.

Femoral artery

300

A dog weighs 26.4 kg.  This is its weight in pounds.

58.1 lbs? (Calculation: 26.4 kg x 2.2 lbs/kg = 58.08 lbs)

400

his term, combining arthr/o (joint) and -centesis (surgical puncture), means to puncture a joint, often to remove fluid.

Arthrocentesis

400

This system includes the skin and is responsible for protection and temperature regulation.

Integumentary system

400

his term refers to the process of a cat giving birth

Queening

400

Cyanotic (blue) mucous membranes are an urgent concern because they indicate this.

Lack of oxygen

400

The urinary system is made up of these organs.

The urinary system is made up of these organs.

500

Define auscultation and provide one example of its use

the action of listening to sounds from the body (like the heart or lungs), typically with a stethoscope? An example is listening to a dog's heart.

500

During a physical exam, you should be aware of this many pairs of peripheral lymph nodes

5

500

Name two important considerations when lifting a large dog onto a table.

bending with your knees (not your back) and getting help from another person

500

Name the three veins used most often for venipuncture in dogs and cats.

cephalic, saphenous (medial or lateral), and jugular veins?

500

Forgetting to record the time you gave a medication violates which of the "6 R's"?

Right Documentation

The exam lists Right Doctor, Time/Frequency, Dose, Patient, Drug. "Right Documentation" is the standard 6th R).