Chief cells of the stomach produce:
a) pepsinogen
b)exocrine glands
c)parietal cells
d)hunger
What is Pepsinogen
100
The immediate direct source of energy for muscle contraction is:
a) creatinine
b) ATP
c) ADP
d) glycogen
What is ATP
100
How many teeth does an adult canine normally have?
a) 28
b) 30
c) 42
d) 40
What is 42
100
Which of the following route would you not choose to administer fluids to a severly dehydrated patient?
a) SQ
b) IO
c)IV
What is SQ
100
Which side should you approach a horse from?
a) left side
b) right side
c) any side
What is left side (or near side)
200
The digestion of proteins by enzymes starts in the:
a) oral cavity
b) esophagus
c) stomach
d) duodenum
What is the stomach
200
The attachment of a musle to the stationary bone is called:
a) insertion
b) fixation
c) origin
d)ligation
What is fixation
200
The portion of a mandibular tooth facing the cheeks is described as this surface:
a) lingual
b) distal
c) palatal
d) buccal
What is buccal
200
A fluid in which body cells can retain normal water content:
a)hypotonic
b)isotonic
c)hypertonic
d)balanced
What is isotonic
200
What is the gestation period of a cow?
a) 240-330 days
b) three months
c) 120-140 days
d) who the hell knows
What is 240-330 days (approx 9 months)
300
Lack of gastric mobility can be caused by:
a) illness
b) stress
c) hunger
d) A&B
What is illness & stress (A&B)
300
This tissue is highly specialized for contraction:
a) muscle
b) connective
c) nervous
d) epithelial
What is Muscle
300
The following permanent canine teeth have 3 roots:
a)maxillary 4th premolar
b) maxillary 1st molar
c) mandibular 1st molar
d) a and b only
What is max 4th PM and max 1 M (a and b)
300
A patient with normal renal function has a urine output of:
a) 60 ml/kg/24hrs
b) 1-2 ml/kg/24hrs
c) 1-2 ml/kg/hr
What is 1-2 ml/kg/hr
300
The number 1 killer of cows is:
a) E. coli
b) Calf Scours
c) cryptosporidia
d) salmonella
What is Calf Scours
Calves get diarrhea which causes severe dehydration
400
Chyme is released by the stomach into the:
a) duodenum
b) jejunum
c) esophagus
d) cecum
What is the duodenum
400
A muscle that has 3 origins is called a:
a) bicep
b) tricep
c) deltoid
d) trapezius
What is a tricep
400
All of the following are signs of oral disease:
a) dropping food out of mouth
b) rubbing or pawing at face
c) drooling
d) all of the above
What is all of the above
400
The use of 2 or more classes of analgesics in a patient's analgesia regiment is known as:
a) pre-emptive analgesia
b) multimodal analgesia
c) constant analgesia
What is multimodal analgesia
400
A horse's height is measured in:
a) hands
b) feet
c) inches
What is hands
1 hand = 4 inches
500
In which part of the GI would you find villi:
a) colon
b) jejunum
c) esophagus
d) colon
What is the jejunum
500
The cell membran of a muslce cell is named:
a) sarcoplasmic reticulum
b) sarcolemma
c) sarcoplasm
e) sarcasm
What is sarcolemma
500
The canine tooth of cats has ridges that allow drainage of blood while killing prey. These ridges are called:
a) enamel bulge
b) secodont grooves
c) longitudinal grooves
d) sharpey's fibres
What are longitudinal grooves
500
Which of the following is the most aseptic technique for urine collection for C&S?
a) free catch
b) catheterization
c) cystocentesis
What is cystocentesis
500
What tool will the veterinarian use to castrate a horse?
a) balling gun
b) emasculator
c) twitch