Written Exam - OHE Flashcards

1
Q

how should a spay be draped?

A

quarter drape from pubis to xiphoid with teats draped out

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2
Q

where are the locations for your incision site in small animals?

A

caudal abdomen - umbilicus to pubis

adult dog - cranial 3rd

cat, kitten, & puppy - middle 3rd/caudal 3rd

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3
Q

why may it be beneficial to use the spay hook on the right side of the animal first?

A

avoid the spleen - can potentially cause bleeding from hitting the spleen

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4
Q

why is the right ovary hardest to exteriorize?

A

more cranial location

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5
Q

how big should the bites be in an intradermal pattern?

A

no more than 1/2 the length of the needle

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6
Q

what are the suture guidelines used in cats & dogs?

A

cats & ‘cat’ sized dogs: 3-0
medium sized dogs: 2-0
large & giant breed dogs: 0

monocryl for subcutaneous & intradermal: 2-0 to 4-0

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7
Q

what is the number one complication of OHE/castration in dogs & cats?

A

hemorrhage - ovarian pedicles, uterine stump, & mesometrium

uterine arteries & ovarian complex come straight off of the aorta

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