Equine 2 exam 1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Equine 2 Exam 1 - Brashier; Questions and Answers 100% Correct In terms of disease prevention, what factors should be considered when evaluating health status of non-resident/incoming horses? CORRECT ANSWER---Certificate of veterinary inspection --Current on vaccination --Recently dewormed or negative fecal egg count --Tested negative for appropriate diseases (EIA)

Equine 2 Exam 1; Questions and Answers 100% Correct What is normal water intake for an adult horse? CORRECT ANSWER-1-2 gallons/100 lbs body weight but depends on ambient temperature and work (closer to 1 now but closer to 2 in the summer) Why don't we call it acute kidney failure anymore? CORRECT ANSWER-most acute kidney injuries are never really failure because they're reversible What is normal urination for an adult horse? CORRECT ANSWER-2-16 liters per day (7- 11x per day)

***How do we treat acute kidney injury?*** - - fluid replacement and maintain diuresis (keep MAP less than 75 mmHg but keep it perfused) - treat underlying disease or predisposing problem - discontinue or reduce dosages of nephrotoxic drugs (get rid of NSAIDs if you have to) - calcium supplementation may be protective against aminoglycoside toxicity (calcium competitively binds sites in proximal tubules because it's also freely filtered) - alfalfa diets lower aminoglycoside toxicity - "...

CTRI Exam Questions & 100% Accurate Answers CTRI Exam Questions & 100% Accurate Answers When viewed from the front, the instructor should be looking for the equine's: - ANSWER - -width of chest -correctness of legs -spring of rib -head -depth of body -symmetry When viewed from the rear, the instructor should be looking for the equine's: - ANSWER - -muscle definition -correctness of legs -depth of body -symmetry When viewed from the side, the instructor should be looking f...

PATH CTRI Exam Study Guide Section 1 || Questions & Solutions (Graded A+) PATH CTRI Exam Study Guide Section 1 || Questions & Solutions (Graded A+) 9 examples of blemishes - ANSWER - 1. Buck knee 2. Bog Spavin 3. Capped Hock 4. Capped Elbow 5. Proud Flesh 6. Sarcoid 7. Thoroughpin 8. Warts 9. Windpuffs 3 examples that could be Unsoundness/Blemish - ANSWER - 1. Curb 2. Sidebone 3. Splint When viewed from the front, the instructor should be looking for the Equine's: - ANSWER...

PATH INTL CTRI PRACTICE Exam Solved Questions With Revised Correct Detailed Answers >> BRAND NEW VERSION!! 1. What is hypertonia? a. Decreased muscle tone b. Increased muscle tone c. Decreased bone mass d. Increased bone mass Increased Muscle Tone 2. A rider with autism spectrum disorder has newly joined the class. When selecting an equine, what is typically a consideration? a. Finding a narrow- to medium-based equine to minimize stress on joints. b. Finding an eq...

Vet Tech Equine Final Exam; Questions and Answers 100% Correct What Association governs CVTs that want to futher their education in equine medicine CORRECT ANSWER-The American Association of Equine Veterinary Technicians & Assistants ( AAEVT) 1-2 year program What is the wall of the hoof CORRECT ANSWER-the tough outside covering of the hoof that comes into contact with the ground What horses are likely to get gastric ulcers CORRECT ANSWER-Horses under stress and horses with chronic...

Equine Exam 1; Questions and Answers 100% Correct A client brings a horse to you suspected to be lame. What would be your first steps with attempting to diagnose this horse? CORRECT ANSWER-1. History 2. Observe from a distance 3. Lameness evaluation 4. PE/ check for swelling 5. check for faulty conformation and muscle atrophy 6. localize painful structure

List 5requirements that must be met in order for a Veterinarian-Client-Patient relationship or VCPR to exist. Vet assumes responsibility for medical judgement. Knowledge of pet's medical history, signalment ie. Physical Exam. Vet available to follow-up medical care Oversight of treatments Maintains records True or False Breaking a law of the State of Texas, other states, or United States may result in loss of your Veterinary Technician License. True True or False A veterinaria...

Preventative Medicine , DVEP Vaccination Protocols , Clinical Pathology, Antibiotics and Wormers Exam 2024/25 Tetanus toxoid - 2 vaccines 1 month apart - Boost every 2 (or 3) years - Boost 6 weeks prior to parturition Tetanus antitoxin - Passive immunisation ==> doesn't prevent tetanus but supports the immune system against tetanus - For foals and unvaccinated horses These can be given at at the same time IM, but each one must be given at a site distant from the other on...