Test 1 Flashcards

1
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What is the standard rabies vaccination procedure?

A

SQ right rear leg at 12 weeks or older

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2
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How long are healthy certificates good for?

A

30 days

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3
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What do health certificates state?

A

that animal shows no signs of disease at that time

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4
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How are anchor stirrups applied?

A

on later aspects of limb with a tongue depressor between stockinette

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5
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What is the secondary layer of a cast?

A

light padding as cast padding firmly placed

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6
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How is fiberglass cast material applied?

A

firmly but not too tight

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7
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Do you apply fiberglass cast wet or dry?

A

you can do either

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8
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Which method of fiberglass cast sets faster?

A

wet

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9
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What temperature water sets slower when applying a fiberglass cast?

A

cold water

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10
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How many layers of fiberglass do you use for small animals?

A

3-4 layers

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11
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How many layers of fiberglass do you use for large animals?

A

5 or more

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12
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Which joints should you stabilize when building a cast?

A

joint above and below fracture

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13
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What are some advantages of fiberglass cast?

A

strong, light-weight, can perform hydrotherapy through cast

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14
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What are some warning signs that you need to change the cast NOW?

A
Increased core body temp
Change in use of the leg
Animal bothering bandage
Strike through
Odor
Toes warm, blue, or swelling
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15
Q

What are some reasons to do a cystocentesis?

A

Some dogs/cats shy to urinate
Urethral obstruction
Voided samples are not suitable for culture

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16
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Why might a urinary catheter be needed post-op or during a work-up?

A

to monitor fluid “outs” during monitoring of “ins and outs”

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17
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Why might a urinary catheter be needed during surgery of the urinary bladder?

A

to remove urine during surgery, allowing work within the bladder

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18
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What are some kinds of catheters?

A

“bitch” catheter, foley catheter, semi-rigid polypropylene catheter, red rubber catheter

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19
Q

Which catheter is good as an indwelling urinary catheter?

A

foley

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20
Q

Which catheter has a blow up end?

A

foley

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21
Q

Which catheter is too short to reach bladder in male dogs?

A

foley

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22
Q

What might be needed with a foley catheter?

A

something to make foley rigid enough to feed into the bladder

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23
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Which catheter is soft and has a rounded end?

A

red rubber catheter

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24
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Which catheter has a low risk of trauma?

A

red rubber catheter

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25
Q

Which catheter comes in french sizes?

A

red rubber catheter

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26
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What is a french number?

A

french number divided by 3 is the outside diameter in milimeters

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27
Q

How is a catheter for a male measured?

A

point of hip round ischial arch to tip of penis

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28
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How is a catheter for a female measured?

A

point of hip straight to vulva

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29
Q

Passing a catheter beyond the measured amount can result in what?

A

the catheter tying a knot on itself. Knot will prevent removal of catheter

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30
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What is the procedure for urinary catheter placement in male dogs?

A

Shorten preputial hairs and surrounding hairs with a clipper-40 blade
Preputial flush pre-catheterization
Extrude the end of the penis

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31
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What can provide extra assistance in inserting a urinary catheter in a male dog?

A

inserting a finger into the anus allows palpation of the catheter and allows you to direct the catheter around the corner

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32
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Pass the catheter until when?

A

you reach urine or reach your pre-measured mark

33
Q

For testing what kind of urine sample is needed?

A

mid-stream

34
Q

The first syringe is used for what in urine collection?

A

the first small amount

35
Q

The second syringe is used for what in urine collection?

A

to collect 12 ml for testing

36
Q

What should you do when removing a catheter?

A

occlude tip with finger or syringe and remove gently and quickly

37
Q

How can catheters be placed in female dogs?

A

by palpating the urethral tubercle then passing catheter under your finger OR speculum

38
Q

Which types of speculums will work well?

A

nasal or anal speculums

39
Q

Blades of the speculum should be in what position when removing?

A

open

40
Q

What type of catheter is used in both male and female cats?

A

tom cat catheter

41
Q

How do you measure a catheter in a male cat?

A

point of hip to tip of prepuce

42
Q

What is an open catheter?

A

no portals on sides, distal end is open

43
Q

What is a closed catheter?

A

portals on sides, distal end is closed

44
Q

How long are tom cat catheters?

A

6 inches

45
Q

How do you pass a catheter in a female cat?

A

same as in female dogs

46
Q

How is passing a catheter different in female cats than female dogs?

A

sedation is usually required, everything is smaller and harder to see, could use speculum

47
Q

Which type of catheter is used most often in male cats?

A

open tom cat catheter

48
Q

How long should you confine animal to cage when performing a cysto?

A

22 hours

49
Q

What must you able to do before you perform a cystocentesis?

A

palpate full bladder

50
Q

How can a patient be placed for a cystocentesis?

A

dorsal recumbency, lateral recumbency, standing, standing on hind limbs with front legs elevated

51
Q

What is a sign of a good landmark for cystocentesis?

A

where alcohol pools or where criss-cross between last 2 sets of nipples

52
Q

What size needle should you use for a cystocentesis?

A

22 gauge, 1 to 1.5 inch

53
Q

What size syringe should you use for a cystocentesis?

A

12 ml

54
Q

What are some techniques for feeding newborns?

A

eye dropper, baby bottle, tube feeding, and foster parent

55
Q

Which feeding technique is slow and ineffective?

A

eye dropper

56
Q

Which feeding technique is best but slow?

A

baby bottle

57
Q

Which feeding technique is most efficient?

A

tube feeding

58
Q

Which feeding technique is very best?

A

foster parent

59
Q

What equipment is needed for tube feeding?

A

10-50ml plastic syringe
#10 catheter or semi-rigid tube
adhesive tape to mark length of tube
disinfectant to flush tube and syringe

60
Q

What is the recipe for emergency home-formulated milk replacer?

A
1 cup milk
3 egg yolks
1 drop high quality oral multiple vitamin
1 tbsp corn oil
pinch of salt
61
Q

How do you prepare the emergency home-formulated milk replacer?

A

mix-blend uniformly and warm to 95-100 degrees F

62
Q

Who is the emergency home-formulated milk replacer for?

A

puppies and kittens less than 2 weeks of age

63
Q

What is another recipe used for puppies and kittens?

A

20g or 1/4 cup of Purina Puppy Chow with 80g or 1/4 cup of water
blend into gruel

64
Q

How do you measure a feeding tube?

A

tip of nose to last rib

65
Q

How do you position a puppy or kitten for tube feeding?

A

hold horizontally, head extended but not raised

66
Q

How can you lubricate a feeding tube?

A

with a few drops of milk

67
Q

How much milk replacer should you give a 160g puppy or kitten?

A

5ml

68
Q

If there is resistance with a stomach tube what does that mean?

A

stomach is probably full

69
Q

How can you clean a puppy or kitten after they eat?

A

permit mother to clean, use warm, moist piece of cotton or washcloth to stimulate urination and defection

70
Q

How can you stimulate a puppy and kitten to urinate or defecate?

A

rubbing stomach area and rectal area

71
Q

What color should the urine be when cleaning a newborn?

A

clear

72
Q

If a newborns urine is yellow what does that mean?

A

dehydrated

73
Q

A cold or dehydrated puppy or kitten cannot do what?

A

digest food

74
Q

How can you address hydration status?

A

Skin turgor, CRT, Mucous membrane, urine output, weight, thoracic auscultation, serous nasal discharge, pulse strength, pulse rate, body temperature

75
Q

What is a normal skin turgor test like?

A

skin returns promptly to normal position 1 sec or less

76
Q

An animal with >5% dehydration will have a skin turgor of what?

A

> 1sec

77
Q

An animal with severe dehydration will have a skin turgor of what?

A

> 8 sec return

78
Q

Skin turgor test is less reliable in what kind of patient?

A

obese