Physical Exams
Radiology
CPR
Syringes
Basic Nursing
100

What can you push on to get a dog to sit?

Chest and back of stifles.

100

If a doctor requests a 2V of the thorax, what are those two views?

Why 2v instead of 1v?

lateral (Most often right lateral) view

VD (unless the patient is experiencing respiratory distress the DV)

1V can miss findings if not showing multiple angles

100

How often are CPR cycles?


2 mins


100

Place the following from smallest to largest width of the needle:

22g, 18g, 25g, 27g, 16g, 20g

27g, 25g, 22g, 20g, 18g, 16g

100

what is the first step and last step for ear cleaning and medication administration?

1st step: check the TM or obtain ear debris samples

Last step: apply medication

200

What does TPR stand for and what is the range for the T and R?

Temperature, Pulse, Respiratory

Temp: ~99.5-102.5 F

Resp: ~10-30 bpm 

200

In layman terms, what side of the limb would the radiation beam hit first if the doctor requests a Cd/Cr

the back of a limb 

200
What is the compression rate?


How often do you give a breath?

100-120 compressions/minute

every 6-8 seconds

200

List 3 types of syringes

insulin, luer lock, slip tip, eccentric, catheter tip, tuberculin syringe

200

What bleeds when cut in a nail and what 3 items can be used to stop the bleeding?

Quick


Kwik stop(Styptic powder), silver nitrate or corn starch

300

What is the range of heart rate for dogs and cats?

Dogs: ~60-160 Bpm

Cats: ~90-210 Bpm

300

What setting is in control of the amount of electrons produced? What about the speed of the electrons?

Amount: mAs

Speed: kVp

300

Where are the EKG leads attached for the following colors?

Red, Black, and White

Red: left inguinal area

Black: left axillary area

White: right axillary area

300

What size syringe is best for the following?

32 iU

2.3 ml

0.75 cc

4.4 ml

32 iU: insulin syringe

2.3 ml: 3 ml syringe

0.75 cc: 1 ml or tuberculin syringe

4.4 ml: 5 ml syringe

300

What are the 3 veins used for venipuncture in a cat? List the best position for each.

jugular: sternal recumbency or sitting

medial saphenous: lateral recumbency

cephalic: sternal recumbency

400

List 5 items that are needed to complete a physical exam.

stethoscope, stethoscope bell cover, scale, thermometer, thermometer probe cover, gloves, lubricant, pen light, pen, PE form, watch

400

What controls contrast and what controls density?

What do each affect in regards to the color/darkness/lightness.

Contrast: kVp- grayness of the film

Density: mAs- blackness of the film

400

List 4 roles of staff members during a CPR code.

Leader, reporter, compression person, respiratory person, monitor person, stand-by runner

400

What size gauge is best to be used when giving SQF?

18g

400

List 5 restraint tools and how they would be used

towels/blankets: to restrain and cover their weapons

rabies pole: to restrain aggressive dogs at a good length

cat nabber: to clasp a cat into a snug embrace between netting without needing to touch them

gauntlet gloves: to prevent scratches and intensity of bites

leashes: can be used as muzzles or prevent the pet from running off

chemical restraint: to sedate or anesthetize for complete immobility

muzzle: to prevent bites

cat bag: to prevent excessive mov't from cats

500

List 8 body systems to check during a physcial exam.

Integument, Respiratory, Circulatory(Cardiovascular), Gastrointestinal, Urogenital, Musculoskeletal, Nervous, Eyes, Ears, Lymphatic

500

List 6 items that can be used for positioning a pet for radiographs and how they are used.

v-trough: aligns the spine for a patient in dorsal recumbency and prevents them from falling over.

spoon: moves rolls/head out of the way

ties: ties limbs down or used to extend limbs

sandbags: hold limbs down or moves limbs out of the way. Can also be used to straighten p's

tape: tape limbs, ties, spread toes

foam wedge: keeps p parallel to the beam, also to support head

pvc pipe: to prevent snakes coiling up

towels: can help straighten patients

boxes: to hold smaller mammals(GP's, hamsters, etc.)

500

What are the 3 types of chest conformations?

flat, keel, and round

500

What does it mean to reconstitute a drug or vaccine?

To mix a liquid with a dry powder to create a usable drug or vaccine.

500

What would you multiply the following with when you listen for that amount of time?

10 beats in 6 seconds

12 breaths in 30 seconds

8 breaths in 15 seconds 

12 beats in 5 seconds

10 beats in 6 seconds: x10

12 breaths in 30 seconds: x2

8 breaths in 15 seconds: x4

12 beats in 5 seconds: x12