CVA Sudy Questions 3

What directional term means towards the midline or center of the body?

What directional term means away from the midline or towards the outer surface?

Respectfully, what color caps are on 22 gauge and 20 gauge needles?

The most common heartworm test is what?

How often should the scale be cleaned?

What's the branch of biology dealing with structure, function, multiplication, pathology, and life history of cells?

What type of water should be used in machines that require water?

What can be used in place of a scavenger system?

Why should you hang up the x-ray gowns?

What kind of restraint should be used on any animal?

What is the microscopic study of plant and animal tissue structures?

What disease means reduction in WBCs and is caused by a parvo virus?

Where does a pulse oximeter clip attach to on the patient?

What type of injection is under/ below the skin’s surface?

Some cats may have the virus but never show signs, some have mouth ulcers; transmitted through saliva and urine.

When picking up heavy objects, where do you bend?

Stage 1 larva of heartworms are called...

What type of test is used to test for rabies?

Who is responsible for providing PPE for the staff?

Where is an approved place to keep food and drink for staff?

What is the first thing a client notices when entering the clinic?

What kind of infection is ringworm?

Which disinfectant removes oils and feces and separates fat molecules?

What is the dry matter of food if the moisture content is 85%?

Which parasite causes fatal anemia and when penetrating the skin causes cutaneous larval migrans?

What type of mange is also called "red mange"?

The relationship between the amount of nutrients absorbed and the amount used by the body is called...

Find the amount of crude protein if the dry matter is 10 and the crude protein is 7.8.

Who is not allowed to be in the radiology area when radiographs are taken? (can select multiple)

Sodasorb should be changed how often?

The best urine sample of the day to collect is which?

While it's recommended exposure be kept to a minimum, there's no known health risks with the use of this imaging.

This distracts the horse because it stimulates nerves in the upper lip and should only be used for short procedures.

The bacteria (Clostridium tetani)of this disease are anaerobic and is commonly found in dirt & GI tracts of animals.

How much surgery time can pass before the sodasorb/ charcoal canister needs to be replaced?

Which is not a beef cow?

What type of mange is also called "itch mange"?

What is the quarantine period for rabies suspects?

Which parasite can migrate to the eye and cause ocular larval migrans?

Before unloading cattle, make sure of what?

1 kg is how many pounds?

Which parasite is also called Dipylidium caninum and is transmitted through ingestion of an intermediate host?

What disease is caused by a corona virus & is has a with a fever and distended abdomen or nervous system involvement?

Used to tie a horse up and to restrain legs if necessary.

Beef cattle drink how much water per day?

Always make sure you have the 5 rights when medicating: right drug, right dose, right patient, right frequency, and ___.

Can be used on front legs to prevent animals from walking off or on the back legs to prevent kicking.

What size needle would you use to vaccinate an 8 week old Saint Bernard?

What is the most expensive part of the ultrasound machine?

How many wraps minimally should a surgical wrap have?

Instrument milk does what to instruments?

After scrubbing instruments, they should be rinsed then placed where?

What breed is an Old English Sheepdog?

What species is responsible for 70% of rabies infections?

How is mange transmitted?

What is the most common restraint method for cattle?

What direction is the median plane or mid-line of the body?

Which directional term means towards the tail or hind end?

Horses should always be tied using what type of knot?

The ratio of hay to grain that horses should be fed daily is...

What type of bedding is not used for horses?

What 2 types of drugs can be disposed of in a biohazard container?

Which zonotic disease is used as a biological weapon?

What is the most common form of treatment for heartworms?

How many grams are in 1 kg?

Prior to disinfection, what should be done with urine/ feces?

Which disinfectant kills enveloped viruses, bacteria, fungi, is toxic to cats, and is corrosive?

If a urine or blood sample can not be processed within an hour of collection, what should be done with it?

Permanently placed in the nose to aid in leading the animal around.

With which protozoan parasite should pregnant women be cautious when cleaning litter boxes and eating undercooked meat?

Which disinfectant kills enteroviruses, is a deoderizer, and is inexpensive?

Also known as "swamp fever" and is spread through blood sucking flies. Diagnosis is done by Coggins test.

What type of water is used to sterilize instruments in the autoclave?

By what age should dogs and cats be vaccinated for rabies?

Which disinfectant kills enveolped viruses, is non-corrosive, and may leave a film that prevents bacterial growth?

What are the benefits of gas sterilization?

This type of twitch uses either a rope or chain that is placed on the upper lip.

What 2 groups handle regulation of controlled drugs in Texas? (select 2)

What order are ingredients listed on food labels?

What types of halters are used on horses?

Device placed in the nose temporarily while the animal is in teh squeeze chute.

Similar to rabies catch pole; it is hooked behind the upper canines over the nose.

Bleach water is the only over the counter product that can kill this virus.

At what temperature should rabies suspect heads be shipped at?

Restraint is meant to protect all of the following except which?

What is in the anesthetic machine that absorbs the carbon dioxide from the patient?

Which parasite can cause visceral larval migrans which is inflammation of the organs or CNS?

Which zoonotic disease causes abortions in cattle and undulant fever in humans. Bison and elk are resivors.

What does PO stand for?

Restraint device used on cattle that catches their head and squeezes them for comfort.

What is the best time of day to get a urine sample?

Which disinfectant cleans dried on urine but can be corrosive?

What directional term means towards the back?

Type of restraint that sedates an animal.

If the vet is pulling blood from the right cephalic vein, then what side of the animal will you be standing on?

Which disinfectant is used to sanitize equipment and skin?

What is the term used for the bond between owners and their animals?

This zoonotic disease is a rhabdovirus, transmitted through saliva, and has 100% fatality rate.

This is placed in the mouth of a horse to hold it open during oral procedures under sedation.

Horses drink how much water per day?