Preventatives/Vaccines
This vaccine is required by state law for cats and dogs to prevent a fatal disease that is commonly transmitted via bats, raccoons, or feral cats.
What is rabies?
This is the metabolized form of prednisone that is prescribed to felines because they are not able to absorb and convert prednisone into the active metabolite
What is prednisolone?
Canine blood test recommended to start once a year old and recommended once a year. (Unless noted by a doctor to be performed sooner)
What is a heartworm test?
True or False. We will not approve prescription request for a patient over the phone/fax for Chewy, Allivet, or other Online pharmacy.
What is True?
A disease that can be transferred from animals to humans
What is a zoonotic disease?
This preventative protects felines from the following: Fleas, heartworms, ear mites, hookworms, roundworms, and 3 kinds of ticks.
What is Revolution Plus?
2 part question: an antithyroid medication used to treat hyperthyroidism in cats and needs to give every ____ hours
What is Methimazole and 12?
SEE PICTURE Name these test tubes and identify tube that must NOT have clots.
What is a SST (Serum separator tube or tiger top) and EDTA (purple top)? What is EDTA (purple top)?
Bord, Lepto, Lyme, Bivalent, and Leukemia (Distemper if noted by Doctor) can be scheduled as tech appointment if patient had the vaccine(s) before and has been seen in the last ______ months
What is 6?
This means left ear, right ear, and both ears.
What is AS, AD, and AU?
Distemper vaccine is given to puppies and kittens in a series of boosters until ____ weeks.
What is 16-18 is?
Name 3 NSAIDS
What is Metacam, Carprofen/Rimadyl, Previcox, Onsior, or Galliprant?
SEE PICTURE name test tube and commonly used for one particular test
What is a RTT (Red top tube) and Phenobarbital?
An owner calls with a found cat/kitten/puppy/dog. Legally this should be recommended if no identification or microchip found on the animal. (If time permits- we can see if the animal has a microchip and we can contact microchip company)
What is they are to contact Animal Control?
This means left eye, right eye, and both eyes.
What is OS, OD, and OU?
Pets that have a history of whipworms is typically switched to this preventative that also prevent heartworm disease and recommended for collie breeds
What is Interceptor?
True or False. A dog can safely take Carprofen and Prednisone at the same time.
What is False?
This test is usually performed on diabetic patients, and it requires serum and the sample must not be hemolyzed.
What is a fructosamine test?
When scheduling a pet for Rabies vaccine, it can be given at the youngest age of ____ weeks.
What is 12?
SID, BID, TID, and QID
What is once daily (every 24hr), twice daily (every 12), three times daily (every 8 hours), and four times daily (every 6 hours)?
This vaccine is to protect dogs from a serious disease caused by the bacterium that is usually spread through infected urine, contaminated water or soil, reproductive secretions, or skin wounds
What is Leptospirosis vaccine?
This insulin says to shake well and the other insulin is to be mixed by gently rolling to suspend the particles.
What is Vetsulin and Lantus/NPH/Lente/UltraLente?
5 common blood panels/test that are time sensitive when to be scheduled and/or performed at our clinic (100 pts for each test)
What are ACTH stim, Low-dose Dexamethasone Suppression (LDDS), Canine Thyro test, Bile Acids, and Blood Glucose?
If an animal ate something toxic, this can be recommended and there is a fee (other than going to emergency clinic or asking one of our doctors).
What is Animal Poison Control?
What is Oral Transmucosal?