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ACMVET409 part 1
ACMVET409 part 1
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a guide dog council registration cost is $68
False
True
2
schedule 3 medications...
an example is nurofen
both of the above
includes prescription human medications
can only be sold by authorised persons
3
desexing will reduce the cost of council registration
True
False
4
Wikipedia is a reliable source
True
False
5
from 2019 greyhounds on leads no longer need to wear a muzzle
False
True
6
Schedule 7 are
Restricted drugs
Poisons
Controlled drugs
Dangerous poisons
7
Schedule 6 is a
pain reliever
antibiotic
worming medication
poison
8
How is Hendra virus transmitted
skin transmission
eating infected bats
stroking infected bats
Droplet & contact transmission
9
What is Feline Panleucopaenia?
Cat Flu
Feline Flu
Snuffles
Feline Enteritis
10
Leptospirosis is not zoonotic.
false
true
11
what is the main purpose of the Companion Animals Act?
include microchipping for identification
provide effective care of companion animals
provide responsible care of companion animals
all of the above
12
You can use Malaseb Shampoo on pregnant dogs.
True
False
13
An F3 vaccination includes FIV
False
True
14
Canine Parvovirus (parvo) can be diagnosed by what?
EKG
Fecal and Blood tests
Based on Vaccination history
Symptoms ID
15
What is the schedule heading for S5?
Pharmacy Medicine
Controlled Drug
Caution
Poison
16
biodiversity conservation act
all of the above
maintains a healthy productive and resilient environment
consistent with principles of ecologically sustainable development
created in 2016
17
schedule 2 medications.....
all of the above
can be sold on open shelves or advertised
available from a pharmacy
available from a veterinary surgery
18
schedule 7 substances
special regulations apply for storage or use
require special precautions
all of the above
high potential to cause harm at low exposure
19
The common name for bordetella bronchiseptica is _______.
parvo
beaver fever
strangles
kennel cough
20
Is this a Greyhound or a Whippet?
Whippet
Greyhound
21
a dog or cat must be microchipped prior to leaving its place of birth
False
True
22
An open question ...
Always begins with the word do
has a single correct answer
is based on fact only
requires thought and research to answer
23
s8 schedule medications are
restricted and addictive
illegal if unauthorised
all of the above
kept in a lockable safe bolted to the premises
24
What is an advantage of pet insurance?
Avoids expensive pet fees.
Protects against the unexpected.
Avoids having to put a pet down
Everytime you claim you get a new free pet as a bonus.
25
ferrets are banned in QLD
True
False
26
Strangles in horses is caused by:
Clostridium perfringens
Sarcocystis neurona
Streptococcus equi
EHV-1
27
S4 schedule include
Morphine
Drugs that must be held in a safe
Antibiotics
Controlled drugs
28
An antifungal found in Malaseb shampoo.
topical corticosteroids
nystatin
malacetic
miconazole
29
Why are rabbits banned from Queensland?
Too Cute
Pests
Eat People
Eat Crops
30
cats are ideally desexed at 4months of age
True
False
31
which schedule is amacin
s2
s4
s8
s6
32
Leptospirosis typically affects
The nervous system
the urogenital system
The circulatory system
The digestive system
33
What is Feline Panleucopaenia Virus (FIE) similar too?
Feline immunodeficiency virus
Canine parvovirus
Feline Leukaemia virus
"Cat flu"
34
poisons and therapeutic goods act
all of the above
allows us to place products into schedules
outlines the legal requirements of suppy of poisons and medications
outlines the legal requirements of storage of poisons and medications
35
What does canine adenovirus type 1 cause?
parainfluenza
Infectious canine hepatitis
canine distemper
parvovirus
36
schedule 6 substances
example is a serestro collar
have moderate potential for causing harm
have strong warnings and safety directions on the label
all of the above
37
Bordetella bronchiseptica
is a core vaccine in dogs
False
True
38
dogs are not allowed in....
childcare centres
all of the above
National Parks
shopping centres
39
There is a vaccine for Tetanus
False
True
40
cats are not allowed in National Parks
False
True
41
Canine distemper
has no vaccination available
affects multiple organs
is a bacterial infection
causes disobedient pets
42
what year did the Companion Animals act become created?
1998
1990
2008
2018
43
What Parvovirus targets?
Epithelium of the intestine
Myelencephalon
Kidneys
Pulmonary vein
44
how are s4 meds stored?
behind the counter/reception desk
all of the above
in a lockable safe, bolted to the premises
in a dispensary/pharmacy, out of public view
45
the parvo snap test can detect feline panleucopaenia virus
False
True
46
If a client asks you a difficult question. Where can you source the information from?
Supervisor, MIMS, validated internet sites,
Co work, MIMS, internet sites
Breeders
Company representatives, brochures, textbooks
47
What is a disadvantage of pet insurance?
You may not need to claim.
It is an additional monthly expense.
There may be an excess which could be substantial.
Its hard to get insurance for many pets.
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Schedule 4 Drugs
Dont require a prescription
Must be locked up in a safe
Require a diagnosis
Nurses can order
49
a dog or cat must be registered at 6 months of age
True
False
50
What is a probing question
one that looks for further information
A question which has no detail
A personal question
A question about hobbies
51
Only young puppies get Parvovirus.
False
True
52
A possible treatment for Leptospirosis
coughsuppressants
Antibiotics
No treatment
Antiviral
53
A closed question ....
usually takes extensive research to answer
can be answered with yes or no
Usually has a short answer
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How is leptospirosis transmitted ?
Urine
Saliva
Bite
Infected tissue
