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VET 108 Final Review Game
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1
Antibodies from _______ provided the longest duration of action.
active immunity
transplacental migration
antibody rich plasma infusions
colostrum
2
A household bringing home a brand-new cat should:
confine it to one room for several days.
keep it in a cat carrier for several days, allowing it and pets who are al
introduce it to other animals right away and let it choose on its own which
keep moving out of its reach for the first 3 days.
3
It is recommended by the AAFP that feline vaccines be given in the distal limb because
the cat can be restrained in a less traumatic way
in the event of a local sarcoma the limb can be amputated.
it is easier to observe a local reaction.
a better immune response can be achieved.
4
When estimating how much to feed a hospitalized adult animal patient you should calculate
the energy expenditure (EE).
the resting energy requirement (RER).
the maintenance energy requirement (MER).
the daily energy requirement (DER).
5
Which is the most appropriate way to dispose of used needles and surgical blades?
Recyclables bin
Sharps container
Cardboard box
Trash bag
6
The client is usually most concerned with the “chief complaint,” which is:
the reason the client brought the animal in for evaluation.
the animal’s most severe clinical sign.
updating the animal’s vaccination history.
the animal’s longest-standing problem.
7
When taking a patient history, it is important to ask open-ended questions. An open-ended question is one that
potentially guides the client to an answer.
requires clients to fill in the information themselves.
might generate missed information by leading the client.
can be answered with a yes or no to speed up history taking.
8
Cachexia
is the term used to describe:
anorexia in animals.
loss of lean body mass.
tissue synthesis.
immunodeficiency in mammals.
9
Diseases that can be transmitted from animal to human are called:
zoonesis.
zoonotic.
zootoric
zootonic.
10
______ bottles must be labeled and identified with OSHA labels.
See through
Secondary
Third-filled only
Primary
11
Once client appointments have been set for the day, slots that are leftover can be used for which of the following?
Close the practice
Walk-in clients
Staff breaks
Vendor meetings
12
A(n) __ behavior is one an animal performs, or stops performing, after learning to associate it with a consequence
operant
counter
negative
positive
13
Vaccines are dosed based upon
amount needed to stimulate an immune response.
amount needed to travel throughout the body.
body weight.
body surface area.
14
From which vessel is the pulse most commonly felt in a horse?
Jugular vein
Facial artery
Carotid artery
Femoral artery
15
OSHA enforces which laws that ensure workers’ safety?
Federal
Municipal
State
Local
16
The laws that govern the practice of veterinary medicine and the legal roles of veterinary technicians are outlined in:
practice act.
laws of veterinary medicine.
rules of state.
laws of veterinary technicians.
17
Which of the following species is most likely to seek out a hiding place if it escapes its enclosure?
Bird
Cat
Horse
Dog
18
Which of the following is/are ingredients to effective teamwork within a veterinary practice?
Fair pay scale and written job descriptions
Open and honest communication
Clearly stated hierarchies and respect for educational achievements
Reward system for individual initiative and resourcefulness
19
The term
papple
describes:
the visual effects of severe abdominal gas accumulation from bloat.
an abnormal nipple formation caused by a benign mass.
a pedunculated skin growth; a skin tag.
underdeveloped taste buds frequently observed on a newborn calf’s tongue
20
For which of the following body systems does observation of the nose for nasal discharge often begin the examination?
Musculoskeletal system
Upper digestive system
Upper respiratory system
Special senses
21
The vaccine for which of the following canine viruses is not considered a core vaccine?
Canine Adenovirus Type 2
Canine Parvovirus
Canine distemper virus
Canine Parainfluenza Virus
22
Absence of a palpable pulse or a significant change in pulse quality accompanied by an audible heartbeat is called a _
hypocardia
pulse deficit
thready pulse
pulse pressure
23
Feline leukemia virus is a retrovirus and can survive in the environment for how long?
48 hours
Indefinitely
24 hours
12 hours
24
What is the transmission route for feline immunodeficiency virus?
Feces
Environmental soil
Urine
Saliva
25
A practice owner wants to implement a safety plan. Which of the following is the most appropriate initial step?
Train team members to avoid each hazard in the practice.
Mandate the use of personal protective equipment.
Appoint a team member as the safety officer.
Collect information from team members about the hazards they see in the pra
26
Which of the following methods would the receptionist use to ensure the safety of clients and patients in reception area
Make sure every dog is on a leash and every cat in a carrier.
Provide separate reception areas for well and ill pets.
Provide signage advising animal restraint policies.
Place every client and pet in an exam room when they arrive.
27
A VTS is a veterinary technician who:
can only practice in Canada
has attained a Bachelor of Science degree in veterinary technology.
has studied and been tested in the ten areas of specialty in vet. tech.
has been reviewed and approved for specialist status by the academy.
28
A cow standing sideways with its head held low and perpendicular to the ground and with its feet drawn well under is:
threatening aggression.
expressing a submissive attitude (commonly seen in new herd members).
welcoming a new member introduced into the herd.
preparing to give birth.
29
The rolling of the lower eyelid in toward the eye is known as:
Miosis
Ectropion
Hypyon
Entropion
30
You have been asked to calibrate a horse’s weight by applying a height–weight tape around the horse’s girth, which is:
area cephalic to the shoulders and just above the withers.
area around both hind limbs and rump.
area caudal to the withers and just behind the forelimb.
rump.
31
Ingredients on a pet food label must be listed in order by:
units.
weight.
water percentages.
kcal values.
32
It is important that cats be fed foods with animal proteins since ________ is essential for cats.
polyunsaturated fatty acids
arachidonic acid
linoleic acid
omega-3 fatty acids
33
The primary function of ________ is to supply energy.
water
vitamins
carbohydrates
proteins
34
A question about whether a dog is taking heartworm preventive medication is part of the dog’s:
past medical history
history of the present illness.
environmental history.
medication history.
35
What are the three things a veterinary technician
cannot
do in the veterinary hospital?
Provide dental prophylaxis, diagnose disease, and prescribe medicine
Prescribe medicine, diagnose disease, and assist during surgery
Diagnose disease, prescribe medicine, and perform surgical procedures
Prescribe medicine, perform surgical procedures, and provide anesthesia
36
Midabdominal palpation of a normal dog or cat will most likely reveal:
the liver border approximately 5 to 10 cm beyond the last rib.
two round structures approximately 8 cm in diameter in the abdomen.
a very enlarged and firm bladder due to the animal’s high stress level.
primarily intestines slipping between the palpater’s fingers.
37
Macronutrients can be used by the body to produce energy. They include all of the following except
vitamins.
proteins.
fats.
carbohydrates.
38
Conspecific
describes members of:
a species that serves as, or would serve as, prey in the wild.
different, but nonthreatening, species.
the same species.
a predator species.
39
A horse’s eyes:
offer a narrow monocular field of vision directly in front of the nose.
offer binocular vision to either side of the body.
have trichromatic color vision.
have two blind spots; one directly behind the animal and one directly below
40
Which of the following duties is NOT generally assigned to kennel assistants?
Obtain laboratory samples for analysis
Interpret nutritional instructions
Keep patients and their cages clean
Detect emergency situations in hospitalized patients
41
What is the most common administration route for vaccines?
Subcutaneously
Orally
Intramuscularly
Intranasally
42
Core vaccines are those
that cover all the diseases that can be vaccinated for in that species.
that are specifically for animals at risk for contracting the disease
that are not recommended for every animal regardless of species.
that are recommended for all animals of that species.
43
Open-mouth breathing in a ruminant indicates:
distress or heat stress.
a natural respiratory process.
prepartum conditions only.
normal values for temperature, pulse, and respiration (TPR).
44
The amino acid Taurine is important to consider when reviewing a pets diet because
it is required in the diet for cats but not for dogs.
it is an essential amino acid for both dogs and cats.
it is required in the diet for dogs but not for cats.
it can be synthesized in the body of both dogs and cats.
45
In most states, veterinary technicians can:
perform surgical procedures.
offer a prognosis.
diagnose disease.
administer anesthesia.
46
In dogs, the socialization period:
comes after the transition period.
comes after the juvenile period.
coincides with the juvenile period.
comes between the neonatal and transition periods.
47
____ is/are often found at the end of a series of pens/alleyways and the final capture and restraining device for cattle
A corral
Stocks
A chute or head catch
A stall
48
Cyanosis is a:
yellowish coloring of the gums that indicates icterus.
brick-red coloration indicates bacterial septicemia and/or septic shock
purple color of the gums commonly referred to as a toxic line.
bluish tint that usually indicates extremely low oxygen.
49
The term
holistic
on a pet food label means:
the same thing as organic.
that the food considers the whole animal.
it contains only natural, raw ingredients.
nothing.
50
How quickly would you expect to see signs of anaphylaxis in a dog vaccinated with an “infectious” immunization?
One week after injection
Three days after injection
One month after injection
Day of injection
51
Which of the following is characterized by a yellowing of the skin and eyes?
Excoriation
Icterus
Pyometra
Borborygmus
52
Which of the following is the ultimate goal of the receptionist team?
Keeping the waiting area clean and safe for clients and animals
Offering exceptional customer service
Supporting client and patient care through effective communications
Collecting payment from clients