Puppy and kittens
What age do vaccines generally begin for puppies and kittens?
IV
A sugary dessert that comes in 3 varieties: white, milk and dark
BONUS: What does it do to the patient?
BONUS: vomiting, diarrhea, increased heart rate, panting
What does the suffix -itis mean?
What is inflammation of?
When performing CPR, what song can help keep the correct rate/rhythm of compressions?
What is Staying Alive?
Which vaccine do puppies get every 4 weeks, until 20 weeks of age?
What is distemper-parvo?
PO
By mouth (orally)
What plant family is toxic to felines?
What is lily plant?
A serum that appears milky is described as what?
What is lipemic?
Name one drug that increases heart rate.
What is epinephrine, Atropine.
What is the most common, broad spectrum dewormer we use in both puppies and kittens?
What is Drontal (Praziquantal)?
PCV
What is packed cell volume?
Ingredient commonly found in sugar free gums, candies, foods
What is xylitol?
What is cephalic, jugular, saphenous.
On presentation, a 90 lb yellow lab is panting heavily, owner reports collapse and lethargy, and has a history of going hiking in July. What are your first steps?
What is take temperature and start active cooling?
In kittens, what diseases are tested for on our feline snap test?
What is FIV and feline leukemia?
CHF
What is congestive heart failure?
Used in the household to deter/eliminate rats and mice.
BONUS: What does toxic rat poison do?
What is rodenticide (rat poison)
BONUS: prevents blood clotting
What is the term for an enlarged heart?
What is cardiomegaly?
Which radiograph view should you take for a patient you suspect has GDV?
What is right lateral?
BONUS points for how you treat it!
What is whipworms?
Administer Drontal every 3 weeks.
FIP
What is feline infectious peritonitis?
This item generally comes from a vehicle, and tastes sweet.
What is antifreeze?
What is the correct medical term for a bloody nose?
What is epistaxis?
What is the term for making an incision into the stomach?
What is gastrotomy