Reminder Questions

Question 1

1 tbsp = ______ mL

Answer 1

15

Question 2

1 tsp= ________ mL

Answer 2

5 mL

Question 3

1 oz = ______ g

Answer 3

30 (28.35)

Question 4

LD50 of Theobromine/Caffiene

Answer 4

100-200 mg/kg

Question 5

Methylxanthine Compounds:

1 oz of milk chocolate contains __________ mg

1 oz of dark (baker’s) chocolate contains ________ mg

Answer 5

44-58 mg
393 mg

Question 6

Grapes/Raisins cause

Answer 6

Renal Failure

Tx: Fluid diuresis, V within 4 hrs, acitvated charcoal
Sy: V, Lethargy, Hyporexia, D

Question 7

A. Acetaminophen causes _____________.

B. The Antidote is _________.

C. Toxic dose in dogs: __________ mg/kg

D. Toxic dose in cats: __________ mg/kg

Answer 7

A.Methemoglobin Formation/ Methemoglobinuria

B. N-acetylcysteine

C. 150 mg/kg

D. 50 mg/kg

SIgns: Brown urine, brown/cyanotic gums, peripheral edema

Question 8

A. Pyrethrin poisoning is caused by _____________ and cause the patient to ______________.

B. Medications used to treat ______________

Answer 8

A. Topical Flea Treatment, Tremor

B. Methocarbomal for tremoring

Question 9

Metaldehyde is found in _______________.

Ingestion of this toxin causes what major symptoms:

Answer 9

Snail Bait

Hypersalivation
Seizure/Twitching
Dilated Pupils
Tachycardia
V+ D (V green pellets)
Pyrexia

Question 10

This toxin causes renal failure and metabolic acidosis:

Treatment is:

Answer 10

Ethylene Glycol/Antifreeze

4MP (4- methylpyrazole)

Question 11

Oleander is a plant that causes ___________ and contains _________________

Answer 11

Cardiotoxic, cardiac glycosides

Question 12

Lillies cause acute renal failure in cats in _____________ hrs.

Answer 12

18-72

Question 13

The Sago Palm may cause ______________, ______________, and ____________ when ingested.

Answer 13

Weakness, seizures, and acute liver failure.

Question 14

Normal pH (Blood Gas)

Low pH = ____________ or ________________

Answer 14

7.35 - 7.45

Metabolic acidosis (low HCO3) or Respiratory acidosis (high pCO2)

Question 15

If a vet elicits a “Drawer motion” in the stifle what kinf of injury does this potentially indicate?

Answer 15

CCL rupture

Cranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture

Question 16

Novalsan and Hibiclens are also known as

Answer 16

Chlorhexidine

Question 17

Preoperative antibiotics should be administered to a horse ___ hour before cut time

Answer 17

1

Question 18

A Michel trephine is used to obtain core samples of __________.

Answer 18

Bone

Question 19

Dorsoproximal-dorsodistal oblique radiographs are referred to as

Answer 19

Skyline View