PQ6 Flashcards
Which statement is correct regarding anaesthetic aspects of hyperadrenocorticism?
a. the choice of anesthetic is substantially influenced by the underlying
endocrine changes
b. the actual risk factors are multiorgan changes that result from the primary
condition ( ie hyperadrenocorticism )
c. pathological changes associated with the disease result in safer anaesthesia
d. limited range of motion of the diaphragm make mechanical ventilation
necessary in the maintenance phase of anesthesia
Limited range of motion of the diaphragm make mechanical ventilation necessary in the
maintenance phase of anaesthesia
Which is correct regarding inhalant anaesthetics?
a. they are flammable and explosive agents
b. most inhalant anesthetics are liquid at room temp
c. in low doses , they are no threat to the health of the surgical personnel in the
long run (occupational risk)
d. as isoflurane is highly irritative as inhalation , halothane is preferred for mask
induction
Most inhalant anaesthetics are liquid at room temperature
Where are the scrotal incisions made for castration?
a. along the line of raphe scroti
b. parallel with raphe scroti -1cm from the midline, 1 incision
c. parallel with raphe scroti-1 cm from the midline, 2 incisions
d. parallel with raphe scroti- 5cm from the midline ,2 incisions
Parallel with raphe scroti, 1 cm from the midline; 2 incisions
Which belong to the core vaccines in dogs?
Leptospira; Parvoviral enteritis; Distemper; Rubarth disease; Rabies; Canine hepatitis
Which muscles can be used for IM drug application?
M. semitendinosus/semimembranosus
To perform a complete blood count exam, you need…
EDTA blood sampling tube
In case of hypovolaemia, the first-choice infusion is…
Lactated ringer solution
In case of epistaxis…
As soon as possible haemostasis & coagulation profile test are required
The point of maintenance infusion therapy is to…
Treat dehydration
Characteristics of feline herpes viral rhinitis
Bilateral mucopurulent nasal & ocular discharge
The concept of moist wound therapy does not include…
A wet to dry dressing
Primary assessment of the circulation, which is incorrect?
a. Detection of bleeding
b. Perform ECG and heart US examination
c. Check mucous membranes and CRT
d. Check pulse rate and quality
Perform ECG and heart US
What does “3-metric” mean on a suture material pack
Material is 0.3mm in diameter
Characteristic of canine chronic bronchitis
Crackles & wheezes with auscultation
What is the golden period in treatment of fresh traumatic wounds?
6-8 hours from injury
During the early healing phase, what are the most essential WBCs in the wound?
a. the neutrophyl granulocyte
b. the monocyte
c. the T-Lymphocyte
d. the eosinophyl granulocyte
Monocytes( macrophages)
What characterises the proliferative phase of wound healing?
angiogenesis
Granulation tissue is especially sensitive to…
Dessication
Primary wound closure should be avoided in…
gunshot and bite wounds
Delayed primary closure
Is usually performed 2-5 days after injury
Which statement is false?
Wounds are rinsed with large volumes of hydrogen peroxide
Preferred method of debridement in a fresh lacerated wound is
Surgical
In case of wound infection presumable caused by a multi-resistance organism
The patient should be treated in isolation wearing protective clothing
First aid key points
Haemostasis & prevention of further contamination