Normal Ranges
What does cells/μL mean/stand for?
cells per microliter
What does the following sig code stand for?: EOD
every other day
What is a term used for high blood pressure?
Hypertension
When was the HIPAA legislation enacted?
1996
What is the definition of accounts receivable?
money owed to the practice by the client for the sale of goods and services
What is the recommended sample amount for a fecal examination to ensure accurate results?
1-2 grams
What is the sig code for drop?
gtt
What is the definition of lethargy?
Lack of energy
What is the most common sign of feline urinary blockage?
Straining to urinate
What is the term for carefully controlling a stimulus and gradually increasing its intensity?
Desensitization
What pH range is considered normal for dogs?
5.5 to 7.0
Interpret: 1 tab PO
take 1 tablet by mouth
What is used to examine cells without surgery?
Cytology
Who was known for their book "Animal Liberation"?
Peter Singer
What is the most clinically significant canine blood type for transfusions?
DEA 1.1
What is the normal temperature range for dogs?
100.5 - 102.5°F
Interpret: 20mL IM
administer 20 milliliters intramuscularly
Which of the following white blood cells is responsible for fighting parasitic infections?
Eosinophils
Which type of fluid is commonly used for increasing blood volume in critical cases?
Hetastarch
What does the acronym ABC stand for in terms of behavior modification?
Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence
What is the normal range for RBC count in dogs?
5.5–8.5 million cells/μL
Interpret: 2 gtts IN SID x14 days
give 2 drops intranasally once a day for 14 days
What is a protozoa?
single-celled microscopic animals
The hormone calcitonin, produced by the thyroid gland, primarily functions to:
Lower blood calcium levels
Which hormone stimulates the development of eggs in ovaries and sperm in testes?
Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)