Vtne study 2 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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...

2024 VTNE Terminology Study Guide With 100% Verified Answers 1. Blood in the urine Answer: Hematuria 2. Increased leukocyte count not due to cancer Answer: Leukocytosis 3. Organ affected by mastitis Answer: Mammary gland 4. Sticking a needle into a lymph node and aspiration cells for examination Answer: -Lymphocentesis 5. Inflammation of urinary bladder Answer: Cystitis 6. Surgical removal of mammary gland Answer: Mastectomy 7. Anorexia Answer: Not eating 8. Instrument used to ...

2024 VTNE Radiography ( Version 1 ) Complete Questions & Answers (Solved) 100% Correct 1. How many days after fertilization will canine fetal skeletons first appear ona radiograph? Answer: 42 days At 42 days after fertilization, calcium is absorbed into the fetal skeletons and makes them visible on the radiograph. 2. A cystogram is a radiographic study performed to identify the position,shape, and lesions involving what structure? Answer: Urinary bladder A cystogram is a radiograph ...

2024 VTNE Surgical Nursing Instruments Review Study Guide with New Q&A - A++ Guaranteed! 1. Martensitic stainless steel Answer: steel that has a higher carbon content and is generally used for cutting instruments because the potential for hardness during the tempering stage is greater 2. Austenitic stainless steel Answer:steel has a higher chromium content and a lowercarbon content. This metal I used for hemostats and needle holders. Tungsten carbide inserts (gold handles) are often ...

2024 VTNE STUDY STUFF Complete Questions & Answers (Solved) 100% Correct 1. which of the following areas should be avoided when giving intramuscularinjection in cattle? a. gluteal muscles b. shoulders c. pictorial muscles d. neck Answer: a. gluteal muscles 2. which of the following is not a common cause of dystocia? a. oversized fetus b. uterine inertia c. decreased pelvic diameter d. hypokalemia Answer: d. hypokalemia 3. which of the following is an analytical variable the may...

2024 VTNE Study Guide ( Version 4 ) New Q&A in Study Guide - A++ Guaranteed! 1. What doesit mean if an animal is a paratenic host of a parasite? Answer: The parasitedoes not undergo development on the animal. A paratenic host is also known as atransport host. This indicates a type of intermediate host on which a parasite does not undergo development into the next stage. 2. What is a definitive host? Answer: The definitive host harbors the adult, sexual stage ofa parasite 3. What is a ...

VTNE Study Questions 1. What is the cause of hip dysplasia?: It is a multifactorial disease. 2. What does the parotid gland secrete?: Saliva 3. All of the following are in a CBC except: Plasma protein concentration, Hemoglobin concentration

2024 VTNE Study Set Complete Questions & Answers (Solved) 100% Correct 1. instrument mostsuitable for the removal of bone to perform spinalsurgeryAnswer: rongeur 2. type of needle used in repair of bovine vaginal and uterine prolapse Answer: buhner 3. most effective and timely indicator that sterilization conditions have beenmet Answer: chemical indicator 4. instrument that should NOT be routinely autoclaved Answer: Metzenbaum 5. when does a sutured surgical wound being to gain signi...

VTNE prep hard questions 21 with correct answers Bladder - Answer ️️ -Snakes have the same organs as mammals except they lack which of the following: Spleen, Liver, Bladder, or Lungs? Decreased rumen pH - Answer ️️ -A diet high in concentrates or grains may lead to which of the following in cattle? Increased rumen pH Hypocalcemia Hyperlipidemia Decreased rumen pH B - Answer ️️ -In dogs, which of the following are all permanent teeth with 2 roots? A. Mandibular premolar 1, a...

Week 1- Introduction to Veterinary Technology, Exam Review Questions What is a Veterinary Technician? A profession who provides support services to veterinarians and support to other hospital personal. What does the profession aims to accomplish? Protecting animal health and welfare Protecting public safety Public education Protecting the food supply Conservation of wildlife and their enviroment How many years is a Veterinary Technician/Technology program in Canada? 2-3 years How ma...