QUESTIONS Flashcards
(100 cards)
in general, how many days should be allowed for diet changes in dogs and cats?
5 to 7 days
on average, an adult horse consumes approximately how many gallons of water per day?
10 to 15
which of the following vitamins is/are water soluble? A. vitamines A and D B. vitamin E C. vitamin B12 D. vitamin K
C. vitamin B12
patients with pancreatitis or hyperlipidemia should avoid foods high in what?
fats
what is the normal urine pH for a cat?
6.2
alfalfa is a palatable source of protein for herbivores. in what macromineral is alfalfa also abundant?
calcium
The vitamin C level in guinea pig food declines after how many months of storage?
3 months
which of these signs is not seen in fearful animals?
A. constricted pupils
B. standing or lying tensely at the rear of the cage
C. facing the back corner of the cage, glancing over the shoulder to keep people in sight
D. ears pulled back
A, constricted pupils
you are asked to infuse intravenously 500mL of fluids over 6 hours. The administration set is calibrated at 20 drops/mL. After 4 hours you observe that 150mL have been infused. What should the adjusted drip rate be?
58 drops/min
what condition is not exacerbated by obesity?
Hyperthyroidism
what species is least likely to require frequent cage cleaning?
gerbils
adult males of what species should not be group-housed? A. rats B. mice C. guinea pigs D. gerbils
B. mice
the most important ingested nutrient is what?
water
a dog experiencing shock my have fluid replacement provided by all of the following. The least desirable is: A. crystalloids B. Hypertonic saline C. Dextrose D. Colloids
C. Dextrose
a normal CVP range is?
0 to 10 cm H2O
multiple parameters are measured to determine a category of shock that an animal may be experiencing. The central venous pressure is high in which of the following types of shock? A. traumatic B. Septic C. Hypovolemic D. Cardiogenic
Cardiogenic
which of the following is a colloid solution? A. blood B. lactated ringers C. nomosol-R D. plasmalyte 148
A. blood
eclampsia produces elevated body temperatures, resulting from?
heat produced through muscle movement
the most common artery to use when assessing the pulse of a dog or cat is?
femoral
if a dog that recieves parenteral fluids is pyrexic, how much additional fluid should be added to the maintenance fluid dose?
10%
which would be considered the least important physical measure evaluated during triage of a patient? A. heart rate B. respiratory rate C. capillary refill time D. weight
D. weight
normal urine output in cats and dogs is?
1 to 2 mL/kg/hr
petechial hemorrhage on the mucous membranes can indicate?
thrombocytopenia
crackles on thoracic auscultation indicate?
fluid in the lungs