Final

Question 1

Veterinary professionalism

Answer 1

Aspire to altruism, accountability, and service, excellence, honor, and integrity and respect for others
Commitment to highest standards of excellence in practice of medicine and in generation and dissemination of knowledge
Commitment to sustain the interests and welfare of patients
Commitment to be responsive to the health needs of society

Question 2

Benefits of social media

Answer 2

Free tool for business promotion, networking and relationship building
Helps maintain contact with current clients and new clients and provide information
Provides a greater internet presence

Question 3

Risks of social media

Answer 3

More information is disclosed about people
Revealed public sharing of information that could potentially cause patient upset
Breaches of confidentiality
Cause or profane remarks
Excessive drinking
Venting about others
Whining about work

Question 4

Social media guidelines

Answer 4

Non-maleficence: to do no harm
Beneficence: to promote good
Autonomy: to exercise choice
Justice: to be fair

Question 5

Major philosophical positions

Answer 5

Contractarian
Utilitarian
Relational
Animal rights
Respect for nature

Question 6

Contractarian

Answer 6

Mutual agreements or contracts between people

Question 7

Utilitarian

Answer 7

Both animals and humans deserve moral considerations

Question 8

Relational

Answer 8

Depends on their relationship or closeness to us

Question 9

Animal Rights

Answer 9

Whateverr the circumstances, we ar not permitted to do that to an animal

Question 10

Respect for nature

Answer 10

Do not interfere with the integrity of each species

Question 11

Five Freedoms

Answer 11

Freedom from hunger and thirst
Freedom from discomfort
Freedom from pain, injury, disease
Freedom to express normal behavior
Freedom from fear and distress

Question 12

The Three Rs

Answer 12

Replacement
Reduction
Refinement

Question 13

Replacement

Answer 13

Animal use with non-animal alternatives wherever possible in scientific procedures

Question 14

Reduction

Answer 14

Animal numbers to the minimum possible

Question 15

Refinement

Answer 15

Animal use to avoid or minimize animal pain, distress, or other adverse effects suffered at any time during the animals lives, and to enhance well-being

Question 16

Steps in ethical decision making

Answer 16

Identify the problem, collect information (consideration of the main affected parties and their interests)
Identify possible courses of actions
Consult ethical resources
Propose/test possible resolutions
Decide (minimizing negative consequences of the decision-live with it, learn from it)

Question 17

Broad steps involved in creating a financial plan

Answer 17

1. Determine current financial situation
2. Develop your goals
3. Identify alternative courses of action
4. Evaluate alternatives
5. Create and implement your financial action plan
6. Review and revise the financial plan

Question 18

Reasons why financial planning is important for vet students

Answer 18

Increased effectiveness in obtaining, using, and protecting your financial resources throughout your lifetime
Increased control of your financial affairs by avoiding excessive debt, bankruptcy, and dependence on others for economic security
Improved personal relationships resulting from well panned and effectively communicated financial decisions
Sense of freedom

Question 19

Financial aid timeline

Answer 19

2015-2016 FAFSA
Advisor review
Award letter and instructions
Student completes required steps and master promissory notes with dept. of education
RUSVM receives funds for eligible students 10 days prior to semester start
Tuition and fees deducted
Eligible student receives paper check at registration or direct deposit to US bank account

Question 20

Three main credit reporting agencies

Answer 20

Transunion
Experian
Equifax

Question 21

Resources you could use to find out more about student loans and financial planning

Answer 21

Budget template
State tax rates
Cost of living calculators

Question 22

Relationship-centered care

Answer 22

Doctor and patient/client partner to reach a mutually beneficial outcome
Address medical and lifestyle concerns
Frisbee approach

Question 23

Main stages of Calgary Cambridge guide

Answer 23

Initiating the session
Gathering information
Physical exam 
Explanation and planning
Closing the session 
(Providing structure and building the relationship)

Question 24

Open ended enquiry

Answer 24

Not a yes or no question

Allows client to give a lot of information

Question 25

Empathetic statement

Answer 25

A statement to show that you understand the clients perspective

Question 26

SMART goals

Answer 26

Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevant
Time bound