Restraint 2 Flashcards

Question

When would muzzles be an issue

Answer 1

``` Face injuries Heat stroke Vomiting Seizures Brachycephalic ```

Answer 2

Disinfectant Hot water or bleach Can also put in disinfectant machine Can put some cloth material in washer

Answer 3

``` Rabies poll Double leashes: dogs we don't know Cross tie (1 leash to 1 person, 1 leash to another) Leash through the door Neck grab (not recommended) Muzzle instead and hug Brachycephalic (cone or towel around neck) Chemical drugs ```

Answer 4

Double leashes Handle fractious animals in confined spaces Never have doors or windows open to the outside Always check collars Leave leash on some dogs

Answer 5

``` Make known to everyone Secure all exits (doors and windows) Minimize area Minimize noise Always check escape artist kennels Always check collars (two fingers) Double leashing ```

Answer 6

Rabies pole Can use owner Treats Commands

Answer 7

``` Use small room Turn off lights Herding into kennel Blankets Cat grabber (fish net) Gloves ```

Answer 8

AHT and DVM

Answer 9

Clean out dog wound | Compress if bleeding

Answer 10

Go to hospital

Answer 11

Tell your boss Know vets policy for biting and know where the paperwork is Always ask someone else if uncomfortable with an animal Owner can muzzle before coming into the clinic

Answer 12

``` Treats Push bum down while raising head up Push on knee to force them to sit Pressure on hips to keep them sitting One hand hugging ```

Answer 13

Dog is laying on stomach and chest Nail trims Blood draw IV catheter placement

Answer 14

Using three fingers on the front and back legs to flip dog into lateral position Little bit of pressure on neck when being held down

Answer 15

``` Left and right 3 finger hold Cystocentesis Nail trim Urine catheterization SQ, IM, Left lateral most commonly used Can roll them onto side while sitting ```

Answer 16

Know handlers technique Large dogs on ground, others on table Cats just lay there Stand opposite side of vet Usually start at head (keep head still, grab on sides of neck) Pay attention if pet is panting , try to hold mouth closed (muzzle) Abdomen/sides- standing, hold stomach up Know directional terms Never leave animal unattended Never allow animal to jump off table

Answer 17

Try in food, put directly in Tilt head up, put down throat (use utensils) Poke it down if using hand Use syringe of water to flush down

Answer 18

Animal can be sitting | Use syringe

Answer 19

Left and right cephalic veins on front legs Rolled onto top of leg by the holder Preferred site for IV catheters Holder must extend the elbow for duration of blood draw Don't let dog tuck back (can contaminate) Restraint has to be firm enough that pet doesn't jump when needle is inserted Hold head away from other person (muzzle) Hold off/occlude with thumb Always hold elbow, don't let go Sternal or lateral recumbancy

Answer 20

Femoral (inside of back leg) Medial and lateral- out of back leg, closer to hock Standing or laying down for lateral saphenous Lateral only for medial saph

Answer 21

``` Place 1 hand around leg below knee Apply pressure (occlude) Restrain remainder of animal Laying down- lay on top, hold front leg Standing-bear hug , knee hold off Use muzzles ```

Answer 22

``` Cats Fatty part Head hold/scruff Stretch Occlude with heel of hand while you are holding tummy up out of the way But also holding other hind leg and tail ```

Answer 23

``` IV intravenous SC subcutaneous IM intramuscular IM/SC quicker, do not have to find vein Blood supply-IV-Fastest ```

Answer 24

``` Manufacture instructions How rapidly the drug needs to be given Gauge of needle How irritating drug is If drug is given IV, SC, IM ```

Answer 25

For the purpose of removing liquid of air or "centesis"