Emergency Response Flashcards

1
Q

If a cat is conscious and choking, you should?

A
  1. Sweep mouth with finger.
  2. Pound between shoulder blades.
  3. Lift cat upside down.
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2
Q

The breath to compression ratio for performing CPR with one rescuer on a cat is?

A

2 breathes: 20-30 compressions.

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3
Q

What is the best way to prevent injuring a cat when giving chest compressions?

A

Place one hand under the rib cage and use 1 hand for compressions.

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4
Q

If your cat has been poisoned, you should?

A
  1. Call the National Animal Poison Control.
  2. Give activated charcoal.
  3. Induce vomiting.
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5
Q

Rapid or weak pulse, poor capillary refill time, cool limbs, depressed mental state, rapid, slow, or difficulty breathing are all signs of?

A

Shock.

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6
Q

When should you not induce vomiting if a cat has been poisoned?

A

If they ingested something caustic.

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7
Q

When there are breathing problems, the cat’s gums may appear_____ in color?

A

Pale or blue.

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8
Q

A good way to check for even minor amounts of air flow and breathing is by holding a _____ in front of the mouth and nose?

A

Mirror.

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9
Q

Urinary blockage can kill a cat in less than ______ hours?

A

48.

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