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100
This is the direction in which the bevel should face when using a needle for venipuncture.
What is up?
100
This drug, in tablet form, can be placed in the eyelid and induce _______?
What is apomorphine and vomiting?
100
This is a coagulation disorder found commonly in Dobermans.
What is von Willebrand disease?
100
This is the degree of blackness on a radiograph.
What is Density?
100
The term used to describe the echotexture of an ultrasound image where more sound is reflected back and the object appears more white.
What is Hyperechoic?
200
This is how much an 86 lb dog weighs in kg?
What is 39 kg?
200
This class of antibiotics is one of the beta-lactams and has an injectable form that has 2 week residual activity.
What is Cephalosporins
200
We are able to determine the __________ status of a patient by performing a PCV (Packed Cell Volume).
What is hydration?
200
An exposure setting of 300 mA and 1/60 s would yield this mAs.
What is 5 mAs?
200
If this is increased on an ultrasound transducer, then the detail of the image increases.
What is Frequency?
300
This controlled drug class has no medical purpose in veterinary medicine and cannot be prescribed by veterinarians?
C-1
300
This class of drugs is indicated during the treatment of Addison's disease.
What is Corticosteroids?
300
This is the microscopic examination of stained cells to differentiate inflammation/infection from neoplasia.
What is Cytology?
300
In order to double radiographic density, do this to kVp.
What is increase by 20%?
300
The type of endoscope you would use for a male cystoscopy.
What is a flexible endoscope?
400
The _______, the dose interval and the route of administration are the three components of a dosage regime.
What is dose?
400
This is a short-acting insulin that is only used in emergency situations.
What is Regular insulin or Humulin-R?
400
These four tests make up the complete urinalysis.
What are gross examination, biochemical exam (dipstick), specific gravity and sediment exam?
400
The difference in shade of gray between adjacent areas on a radiographic image?
What is Contrast?
400
This type of imaging uses magnets to produce images of the body.
What is MRI
500
These two routes of administration are the slowest for drugs to be absorbed.
What is SQ and PO?
500
This class of hormones were once used to alter uterine state and prevent pregnancy in small animals.
What is Estrogens?
500
This is another type of parasite we should be concerned about if a patient has fleas.
What is Tapeworms?
500
Someone who works in a field where they are exposed to radiation should receive less than this amount of radiation exposure per year?
What is 5 REM?
500
This disease state can be treated with therapeutic nuclear medicine.
What is Hyperthyroidism?