Board Rules and Regulations Flashcards

1
Q

Define direct supervision

A

Treatment of animals on the direction, order, or prescription of a licensed vet who is available on the premises and who has established a valid VCPR

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2
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Define valid veterinarian client patient relationship

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Vet assumes responsibility for making medical judgements regarding health of the animal, client agrees to follow vet instructions, vet is familiar with animal being treated, vet is available for follow-up treatments

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3
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How many members make up the “board of veterinary medicine”?

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7

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4
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What are the credentials of the members of the board of veterinary medicine?

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5 licensed vets, 2 general public

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5
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What are the requirements for nomination to the board of veterinary medicine?

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Licensed in the state for 5 years prior to appointment

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6
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Who appoints members of the board of veterinary medicine?

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The governor via recommendation from NMVMA

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7
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How long are terms for members of the board of veterianary medicine?

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4 years, staggered

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8
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When during the year are new board members appointed?

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July 1st

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9
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How long can a board member serve?

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No more than 2 consecutive terms (8 years)

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10
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What compensation to veterinary board members receive?

A

Per diem and mileage

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11
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Why might a member be automatically removed from the board of veterinary medicine?

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Failing to attend 3 consecutive meetings

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12
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What number of votes is required for suspension or revocation of a license?

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4

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13
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Are written and oral communications made by any person to the board relating to disciplinary action available to the public?

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No, they are confidential records except to carry out board’s purposes or in judicial appeal from the board’s actions

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14
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What information will be made public in the event of disciplinary action?

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Name of licensee, nature of violation, disciplinary action taken

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15
Q

Who regulates AI and pregnancy diagnosis?

A

Board of veterinary medicine

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16
Q

How many members are on the veterinary technician examining committee?

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5

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17
Q

What are tasks involved in regulating the operation of a veterinary facility?

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Establishing requirements for operation, issuing permits to qualified facilities, and adopting standards of inspection

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18
Q

How many members constitute the sheltering committee?

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5

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19
Q

Who is in charge of examining applicants for veterinary technician certification purposes?

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Board of veterinary medicine

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20
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What is the impaired veterinarian committee?

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Committee that directs an impaired veterinarian to programs, treatments, and/or evaluations related to a disciplinary action against said veterinarian

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21
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What are the credentials of the veterinary technician examining committee?

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2 licensed vets, 1 member of the board, 2 LVTs

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22
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What is the term limit for the veterinary technician examining committee?

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4 years, staggered by 1 yearw

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23
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What compensation do members of the veterinary technician examining committee receive?

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Per diem and mileage

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24
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What are the duties of the veterinary technician examining committee?

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Evaluate qualifications for certification of a persona as a vet tech, assist the board in examination of applications for veterinary technician certification

25
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What are the duties of the animal sheltering committee?

A

Develop voluntary statewide spay/neuter program, develop criteria for shelter organizations, recommend funds disbursement

26
Q

Where do animal sheltering funds come from?

A

Animal care and facility fund

27
Q

What is the purpose of the NMSVE?

A

Test the applicant’s knowledge and proficiency in the practice of veterinary medicine

28
Q

Who may receive a license by endorsement without a written examination?

A

Any qualified applicant who has been practicing with a valid license for 5 years prior to application

29
Q

Who may receive a temporary license permit?

A

Any qualified applicant for license pending examination as long as they are working under the direct supervision of a licensed veterinarian

30
Q

How long do temporary license permits last?

A

60 days

31
Q

How many temporary licenses can an applicant apply for and receive?

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No more than 1 per calendar year, and no more than 2 total

32
Q

What are veterinary technicians absolutely not allowed to do?

A

Diagnose, prescribe, surgery

33
Q

Does the board of veterinary medicine issue notice for an expiring license?

A

Yes, 30 days prior to expiration via written notice

34
Q

How long after a license has expired can the applicant reinstate the expired license?

A

Within 5 years of expiration

35
Q

What additional fees must be paid to reinstate an expired license?

A

Renewal fee, any delinquent fees, and a late fee

36
Q

When might the board waive payment for the fee for renewal of license?

A

During any period when the vet is on active duty with any branch of the armed services

37
Q

What is the maximum fine a veterinarian can receive for disciplinary action?

A

$5k

38
Q

Who is responsible and liable for the performance of the acts and omissions delegated to the veterinary technician?

A

The supervising veterinarian

39
Q

Are animal inoculation records public record (open to inspection or duplication)?

A

No

40
Q

Is it a misdemeanor or a felony to practice veterinary medicine without a license?

A

Misdemeanor

41
Q

What is the maximum fine for practicing veterinary medicine without a license?

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$5k (+ costs of investigation and legal fees)

42
Q

What are animal inoculation records used for?

A

Protecting public health and welfare

43
Q

Define aseptic surgery

A

Procedures performed under conditions free of pathogenic microorganisms

44
Q

Define clean surgery

A

Performance of a surgical operation for the treatment of a condition under which the circumstances do not warrant the use of aseptic surgical procedure

45
Q

Define disinfection

A

Destruction of pathogenic microorganisms

46
Q

State, city, county, or private facility where a veterinary clinic operates

A

Animal shelter

47
Q

Store that sells animals and has an operating veterinary clinic

A

Pet shop

48
Q

Store that sells animal supplies and has an operating veterinary clinic

A

Animal supply store

49
Q

Building where the practice of veterinary medicine regularly occurs

A

Fixed facility

50
Q

Primary place of operation is a fixed building from where mobile services are directed

A

Fixed mobile facility

51
Q

Providing medical or surgical services in a mobile vehicle that has been modified/designed to function and a veterinary practice facility

A

Mobile veterinary practice

52
Q

Vaccinations are administered outside of a house call setting and do not use a mobile vet

A

Vaccination clinic

53
Q

A person who has a degree of DVM or its equivalent

A

Graduate veterinarianS

54
Q

Solid wastes contaminated w/organisms which may cause human disease or may be reasonably suspected of harboring human pathogenic organisms or may pose a threat/potential hazard to human health

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Infectious waste

55
Q

What are items in veterinary medicine that are considered infectious waste?

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Animal tissue, feces, contaminated bedding, bodily fluids

56
Q

Define the “practice of veterinary medicine”

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The diagnosis and treatment of animal diseases including prescribing medications and performing surgery

57
Q

Any discarded article that may cause punctures or cuts

A

Sharps

58
Q

Define “sterilization”

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Complete destruction of microorganisms by heat, bactericidal chemical compound, radiation, or desiccation

59
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