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100

What do bulldogs, pugs and persians all have in common and what are they at risk of?

Brachycephalic, respiratory problems

100

What 4 tasks can only be performed by a veterinarian?

Prescribing, Surgery, Diagnosis, Prognosis

100

What is a top reason a client chooses not to return to a hospital?  

Poor communication

100

Canine parvovirus and what feline disease are caused by the same type of organism? 

Feline distemper aka Panleukopenia

100

Bonnie a 32.8lb frenchie needs Buprenorphine 0.6mg/mL at 0.02mg/kg IM. How many mg does Bonnie need? (Using proper rounding)

0.3mg

200

GDVs are most common in what breeds? 

Deep chested dogs like great danes and german shepherds

200

What must be established before a DVM can prescribe treatment or medications?

A client, patient, doctor relationship

200

What percent of clients will cause the most problems?

5% 

200

What canine vaccines are considered core vaccines? 

Rabies, Dhpp, Lepto

200

Benji weighs 9.2oz how many lbs is he?

0.575lbs

300

A farmer breeds a red-coated cow (RR) with a white-coated bull (WW). All of the offspring have coats that show both red and white hairs intermixed, giving them a roan appearance. What type of inheritance pattern does this represent?

Co-dominance

300

What body gives accreditation to our program?

 AVMA

300

What is the proper way to answer a phone in a veterinary hospital? 

EX: Thank you for calling Carrington College, this is Tina. How many I help you?

300

What vaccine reaction is most severe and results in V/D and collapse. 

Anaphylaxis

300

Ace is 71.2lbs and needs Fentanyl 50mcg/mL at 5mcg/kg iv. He broke his RTL and we want to avoid poking his LTL, what vessle(s) would be most desirable to utilize? And how many mL will he get? (Using proper rounding and what can be drawn up in a syringe)

A lateral saphenous vein, 3.2mL

400

A female dog has a rare genetic condition caused by a dominant allele located on the X chromosome. She is heterozygous for the trait (XᴰX), while the male dog does not have the condition (XY). What is the expected outcome for their offspring?

50% of both male and female offspring will have the condition

Explanation:
Since the trait is X-linked dominant, only one copy of the dominant allele is needed to express the condition. The mother (XᴰX) can pass on either Xᴰ or X, and the father (XY) can pass on either X or Y. This results in:

  • 50% chance of XᴰX (affected female)
  • 50% chance of XX (unaffected female)
  • 50% chance of XᴰY (affected male)
  • 50% chance of XY (unaffected male)

 

400

What role does the DEA play in veterinary medicine?

Regulating controlled substances

400
How much communication is nonverbal? 

60-75% 

400

What do neonates get from colostrum and what type of immunity does it provide?

Antibodies, passive immunity

400

A tiny puppy presents hypoglycemic and needs 3mL of 25% Dextrose. Dextrose is 50%, how many mL of Dextrose and how many mL of NaCl?

1.5mL each

500

How does DNA store and transmit genetic information in animals?

By the sequence of nitrogenous bases (A, T, C, G)

500

How many days without owner contact is an animal considered abandoned?

14 days

500

What is the main goal when working with an upset client?

Work to find a solution that is acceptable for the hospital and the client

500

What vaccine is given low in the RPL?

Rabies

500

A bottle of Acepromazine 10mg/mL needs to be diluted to 0.5mg/mL with a quantity of 15mLs. How much concentrated Ace and how much dilutant are needed?

0.75mL Ace and 14.25mL NaCl