TPR
What is temperature, pulse, respiration
Flap of the ear is called…
What is pinna
Gabapentin treats/causes
What is pain and mild sedation
The term for cutting into the stomach
What is gastrotomy
What are the 3 most common radiograph views for abdomen and thorax
Right lateral, Left lateral, and VD
URI
What is upper respiratory infection
What is epaxial muscle
Trazodone
What is to decrease anxiety and/or mild sedation
What arrhythmia can occur during/after removing the spleen?
VPCs; ventricular premature contractions
What two additional disease processes does a DKA usually have (besides diabetes)
What is pancreatitis and urinary tract infection
CPA
What is cardiopulmonary arrest
What is the medical name for kneecap?
What is patella
Prazosin
What is urethral relaxation
What does PU stand for
Perineal Urethrostomy
What are 3 ways to diagnose pancreatitis?
What is CPLi/FPLi, amylase and lipase, and abdominal ultrasound
FIV/FeLV
What is feline immunodeficiency virus/feline leukemia virus
What type of joint is the shoulder joint?
Vitamin K1
What is minimize bleeding
What is the job of a ligasure (vessel sealer)
What is cauterize and transect
What blood values (3) and other diagnostic test is needed to evaluate kidney disease.
What is BUN, Creatinine, Phosphorous, and a urinalysis
FLUTD
What is feline lower urinary tract disease
How many vertebra are in each region of the spine? (Hint: there are 4 regions, not incl the tail)
What is Cervical: 7, Thoracic:13, Lumbar: 7, Sacral: 3
Pimobendan (Vetmedin) - 2 answers, but the second is BONUS
What is increase cardiac contractility WITHOUT increasing oxygen consumption
Explain how to leak test an anesthetic machine
What is…close pop off valve, place thumb over tube (where patient is usually connected), either use oxygen flush or turn on flow meter to fill reservoir bag and then hold pressure at 20mmHg for at least 10 seconds. LAST STEP - ALWAYS OPEN POP OFF VALVE BEFORE REMOVING THUMB FROM TUBE
Explain each heart murmur grade…
What is grades 1-6; 1 is intermittent and quiet, 2 is consistent and quieter than normal beat, 3 is same loudness of normal beat, 4 is louder than normal beat and can hear on both side of chest, 5 is loud with palpable thrill, 6 is the loudest with thrill and can hear with stethoscope off the body