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Vet CDE Written Exam Practice 2-42. While inspecting a new ram that is being added to the flock, the veterinarian tells you
that she has to castrate it. What
item should you give her to perform this procedure? - ANS-elastrator
11. Veterinary technicians work under the indirect supervision of a veterinarian, which
means that when the veterinary
technician is performing a procedure, the veterinarian must be - ANS-near enough to
provide assistance if needed
A "swishing" noise upon auscultation is a sign of which cardiac condition? - ANS-heart
murmur
A #5 blade is an appropriate choice when trimming a dog's face - ANS-False
A balanced ration is a diet that contains: - ANS-all the nutrients needed by the animal in
the correct specific amounts
A breeder brings a female dog to the veterinarian because its estrus cycles have been
highly irregular. Which of the
dog's hormone levels is the veterinarian likely to check? - ANS-estrogen
A Californian rabbit is larger than a polish rabbit. - ANS-True
A capon is a: - ANS-castrated male chicken
A cedar perch would be safe for a pet bird - ANS-False
A change in the heart's conduction is considered an arrhythmia - ANS-True
A client brings her 18-year-old cat to the veterinary clinic because it has been eating
quite a bit of food, but seems to be losing weight. It has also been drinking a lot of water
and urinating frequently. What endocrine condition does this cat
likely have? - ANS-hyperthyroidism
A client brings her ferret to the veterinary clinic because it has been limping for the last
few days. During the
,examination, the client mentions that the ferret enjoys jumping onto and off of furniture,
and suspects that it might have
injured itself when landing. The veterinarian enters a prescription for a round of imaging
into the computer system and
tells the veterinary assistant that the animal will be X-rayed. What should the veterinary
assistant do next? - ANS-bring only the patient to radiology area
A client brings her pet bird to the veterinarian for its annual physical examination. The
bird is just over a year old and
has grown significantly since its last visit, when it was just a chick. The client is
concerned that the cage might be too
small, so you measure the bird's wingspan and find that it is 24 inches. How big should
this bird's cage be? - ANS-at least 36 inches
A client brings his rabbit to the veterinary clinic for its annual physical exam. After the
initial examination, the veterinarian orders some blood work and instructs you to
prepare the patient. What should you do to clear the hair from the site for the blood
draw? - ANS-Pluck it
A client calls the veterinary facility because she is concerned about her canary. She tells
you that it hasn't been eating
the last two days, its feathers are fluffed, its droppings are stuck on its hind end, and it
appears to be straining. What is
most likely happening with this bird? - ANS-It is egg bound
A client has a pet rabbit that weighs 10 lbs. She is afraid of overfeeding it because she
knows it could become obese, but she wants to make sure that she is giving it enough
to eat. about how much food should the client feed this rabbit each day? - ANS-0.4 lb
A client has a small farm and has always kept a few hens solely for egg production.
Now he is planning to expand his
operation and start breeding chickens for meat. He has obtained some roosters for
fertilization purposes, and knows that
the he must use an incubator if he wants to hatch eggs in larger numbers. What advice
should you give him about using
the incubator? - ANS-rotate the eggs daily
A client is starting a small chicken operation at his family farm and will be investing in a
group of a dozen young
, chicks. In preparation, he purchased a few large bags of commercial feed that had
positive reviews online. When you
inspect the bags closely, you realize that he has purchased adult food, not starter food.
You recommend that he purchase
some starter food, and he asks why the food he already bought is inappropriate. What
should you tell him? - ANS-It doesn't have enough protein
A client recently purchased a new home that had a koi pond in the yard. The previous
owner left food for the fish but no instructions for feeding them. the client tells you that
she fed them once a day throughout the spring, and that seemed to satisfy them but
now that it is getting warmer and she is spending more time in the yard, she sees them
more often and wonders if she is giving them enough food. She is concerned because
she knows that overfeeding fish can cause problems. What should you tell her? -
ANS-She should start feeding them more than she has been
A client tells you that her grandmother is moving from a large house into a small
apartment in a senior housing
complex, and is interested in getting a dog for companionship. Although she is not
highly active, she will be able to take
the dog out into the courtyard a few times a day and for a walk once a day. Which
breeds should you recommend she
consider? - ANS-Pekingese or Shih Tzu
A client that is new to horse ownership contacts the veterinary facility because she is
concerned about her 5-year-old
mare. It has become increasingly vocal over the last few days, is urinating more
frequently, and has a slight clear vaginal
discharge. What is most likely causing this horse's symptoms? - ANS-It is in estrus.
A client's horse was running across a field when it hit a small hole in the ground,
causing the animal to stumble and
then fall down hard. A veterinarian rushed to the seene, and after examining the horse,
determined that it had broken its
leg. What part of the horse's musculoskeletal system was most severely injured? -
ANS-Bone
A CT scan shows a tumor pressing against a horse's vena cava, pinching it slightly.
What is the most immediate effect
of this condition? - ANS-reduced flow of deoxygenated blood to the heart
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