Veterinary Risks
Animal Behavior
Prevention
First Aid
Veterinary Statistics
100

These bodily fluids from animals are constantly exposing veterinarians to potential risks.

What are blood, urine and feces?

100

This is how dogs primarily defend themselves.

What is biting?

100

This chemical state of an animal should be used for improved restraint procedures.

What is sedation?

100

The antiseptic should be used to wash a bite would thoroughly.

What is chlorhexidine?

100

According to a 1988 study, this percentage of vets suffered a major animal-related injury in their career.

What is 64.6%?

200

This type of animal is reported to most often cause injuires to veterinarians.

What are cattle?

200

Rabbits use this method of defense with their claws.

What is kicking?

200

These 2 environmental factors should be ensured to prevent injuries.

What are proper lighting and non-slip floors?

200

After washing, the wound should be irrigated with this solution?

What is normal saline?

200

In the 1988 study, this percentage of vets needed hospitalization due to animal related injuries.

What is 14%?

300

In a hospital setting, these two types of injuries were reported from running pinning equipment.

What are cuts to fingers and wrists?

300

Horses can injure people in these 3 ways.

What are biting, kicking (with front or back hooves), and squeezing?

300

When restraining an animal, one should focus on this instead of the procedure.

What are the animal and it's reactions?

300

This piece of equipment, along with a 35mL syringe, can be used to create a pressure for irrigation.

What is an 18g needle?

300

These 2 types of injuries were reported as the most common severe injuries in the 1988 study.

What are kicks and bites?

400

This specific type of snake poses a risk to veterinarians alongside larger exotics and wildlife.

What are venomous snakes?

400

This small mammal, along with hamsters, is known for biting.

What is a ferret?

400

This type of handling technique is recommended to improve restraint procedrues.

What is low stress handling?

400

This treatment is recommended every 5 years for veterinary employees to prevent a specific disease from bite wounds.

What is a tetanus booster?

400

This percentage of dog bites become infected.

What is 2-5%?

500

According to the document, these 3 animals are the top causes of injuiries to veterinarians, in order.

What are cattle, horses and dogs?

500

Besides kicking and squeezing, cattle can also cause injury by this action.

What is trampling?

500

Having this can provide a diversion, apply first aid, or call for medical attention if you are injured.

What is a second person?

500

If the biting animal is potentially rabid, the victim may need to undergo this medical procedure.

What is rabies prophylaxis?

500

This study year is mentioned in the document regarding veterinary injuries statistics.

What is 1988?