In veterinary medicine - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

antiseptic - Answer- Chemical agent applied to living tissue t prevent growth and reproduction of microorganisms Colic - Answer- severe abdominal pain; syndrome caused by severe paroxsysmal pain due to disease of an abdominal organ Distemper - Answer- A viral infection affecting several species; characterized in dogs by discharges from eyes and nose, vomiting, diarrhea, coughing and seizures. Fomite - Answer- A physical object that serves to transmit an infectious agent from person to ...

ANSC 210 Final Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed Which of the following is TRUE? a. The number of animals used in research is increasing b. Animal research benefits both humans and animals c. In recent years, the life expectancy of people in the U.S. is increasing Animal research benefits both humans and animals The process of developing a new drug includes all of the following steps EXCEPT a. Advertising and sales b. Preclinical trials c. FDA approval d. Clinical tr...

Independent Prescriptive Authority - correct answer This group of prescribers have full prescribing authority that is not limited or dependent on any supervisory practitioner. Medication prescribing, however, must be conducted within the prescriber's scope of practice: a. Physicians (MD, DO) - doctor of medicine - doctor of osteopathy - doctor of podiatric medicine - doctor of dental medicine - doctor of veterinary medicine - psychiatrist - ophthalmologists b. Inters and Residents -...

ICEV Certificate Questions and Answers Rated A+ Which of the following is known as the liquid portion of blood? Red blood cells Platelets *Plasma* White blood cells Which of the following is a word which has two or more root words? *Compound word* Combining form Suffix Prefix Proper hand-washing technique suggests hands should be scrubbed for what length of time? At least 10 seconds *At least 20 seconds* 2 minutes 5 minutes Which of the following is a common internal...

Penn Foster Veterinary Assistant- Handling and Restraint Questions and Answers Already Passed 1. **What are chemical restraints in veterinary medicine?** - Chemical restraints refer to drugs such as sedatives used to control an animal's behavior by calming or restraining them. 2. **How is manual restraint performed in veterinary practice?** - Manual restraint involves using hands to physically hold an animal in the desired position or to restrict its movement during procedures. ...

Define general supervision. - Answer Doctor is not at your location but can be reached via phone, email, etc. Define direct supervision. - Answer Doctor is in the building Define immediate supervision. - Answer Doctor is within eye sight of you. List 5 different health care services that a non-veterinarian cannot perform. - Answer Extract teeth using an elevator Perform surgery Diagnose Prescribe Prognoses List 3 examples non-licensed veterinary positions/job titl...

Describe a disappointment from your life. - I once applied for a veterinary technician position at a veterinary emergency hospital. However, after a month had passed with no response, I sent a follow-up email to inquire about my initial email. After another two weeks, I showed up to the clinic in person to deliver my resume, but again I received no response. I was disappointed that I did not receive even a rejection notification, however, I took this as a learning experience to better myself...

What skills and education is required to become a veterinary assistant? - Skills: -physical restraint -lab skills -patient care -client relations Education: Can be trained on the job or attend veterinary assisting classes. What skills and education is required to become a veterinary technician? - Skills: -Assigned a patient by the veterinarian -must follow all instructions for treatment protocol (medication, nutrition, lab tests, & exercise) -Must document all treatments given to the Pt...

ATE 2634 Final Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed **1. How is medication typically administered in veterinary medicine?** Options: - Intravenous - Intramuscular - Sublingual - Oral Oral **2. Identify four common injection sites used in veterinary practice.** Options: - Intradermal, subcutaneous, intravenous, epidural - Neck, gluteal region, pectoral region, semimembranosus/semitendinosus - Dorsal lumbar, thoracic, mammary, femoral - Jugular, cephalic, coccygeal, sap...

Beginner Veterinary Study Guide Questions and Answers Rated A+ what is a device used to spin and separate specimens to prepare them for viewing under a microscope? Centrifuge What is an enclosure larger than a cage or dog pen where dogs are exercised or kept in veterinary hospitals Dog run What is a diagnostic test commonly performed in veterinary hospitals to determine the presence of parasites? Fecal examinations What is an ointment that protects the eyes of a dog or other anim...