Emergency Care Exam Questions & Answers(Graded A+)
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Emergency Care
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Emergency Care
Which of the following describes the purpose of emetics? - ANSWER-produces vomiting
Which of the following body systems should be evaluated during a waiting room triage examination? - ANSWER-Respiratory, urogenital, cardiovascular, and central nervous system
A pet owner's dog isn't breathing,...
Emergency Care Exam Questions &
Answers(Graded A+)
Which of the following describes the purpose of emetics? - ANSWER-produces vomiting
Which of the following body systems should be evaluated during a waiting room triage
examination? - ANSWER-Respiratory, urogenital, cardiovascular, and central nervous
system
A pet owner's dog isn't breathing, and she calls you for instruction. After instructing her
to bring the dog to the veterinary hospital immediately, and she calls you for instruction,
you begin to explain mouth-to-nose resuscitation. What is the first task she should be
instructed to do? - ANSWER-Clear the airway of foreign materials.
A bird has a broken blood feathers. The veterinary ask you to instruct the owner on the
removal of the feathers. After telling the client to visualize the effects feature by
extending the wing what is the next step in removing the feather. - ANSWER-Loosen
the attachments between the feather and the surrounding skin.
Which of the following is the most common route of toxin exposure? - ANSWER-
Ingestion
A cat is present with severe trauma after being hit with a car. The cat is cyanotic from a
decrease in oxygen in the blood. Cyantotic means the animals and mucous membrane
has turn a _________ color. - ANSWER-blue or purple.
Which of the following is the term for the veterinary procedure that involves inserting a
needle into the pleural cavity to remove accumulated air of fluid? - ANSWER-
Thoracocentesis
Which of the following describes the purpose of the ambush bag? - ANSWER-Used to
resuscitate a patient
In North America, a bite from a _________ accounts for 80 percent of all animal deaths
from snakebites. - ANSWER-rattlesnake
Bright red mucous membranes, panting, and collapse are signs of - ANSWER-heat
stroke
Which of the following is the term used for the period just before a seizure begins, when
an animal may act restless or nervous? - ANSWER-Aura
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