Emergency Flashcards
T/F pts with burns will likely have scars the rest of their life
True
T/F skin staples provide a wound with a sturdy closure to help promote wound healing
False
T/F during a procedure to fix a diaphragmatic hernia, the pt must be manulally ventilated or placed on a ventilator
true
T/F modified transudate material is the most common form of pleural effusion observed in out veterinary pts
true
the electrodes on many ECG machines are color coded. the ______- lead is placed on the right forelimb
white
when faced with an airway obstruction, animals that are “air-hungry” may act
unusually aggressive or delirious
which of the following systems is not evaluated during the inital in-hospital triage examination
muscukoskeletal
which of the following triage levels should be seen first
l
which of the following is the most common type of shock observed in our veterinary pts
hypovolemic
When performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation on dogs and cats is is important to
let the chest recoil
the MM of a dog in septic shock are
hyperemic (injected)
4 pts present to your clinic at the same time with emergency conditions. in which order should they be triaged from class l to class lV
dyspnea, dystocia, proptosis, laceration
a pt is experiencing cardiopulmonary arrest. the most desirable route of drug administration is
intravenous
which of the following routes of injectable drug administration is not recommended in dehydrated pts, especially in an emergency situation
subcutaneous
which of the following is a vasopressor that can be used during CPCR
epinephrine
The first drug of choice for a cat that experiences status epilepticus is
diazepam
which of the following is the least likely to be seen in a pt suffering from shock
hyperthermia
the rapid IV administration of large amts of potassium can result in
cardiac arrest
the MM of pts in hemorrhagic shock are
pale/white
according to the principles of triage, which pt should be seen first
dog with acute gastric dialation/volvulus
which would be considered the least important physical measure evaluated during triage of a pt
weight
crackles heard on throacic auscultation would indicate
pulmonary edema
A client describes his male cat as lethargic and constipated; he has observed the cat straining in the litter box. you suspect that the cat is actually suffering from
urethral obstruction
signs of cardiopulmonary arrest include all of the following except:alertness
dilated pupils
agonal breathing
no femoral pulses
alertness