Fear Free Pre Assessment

Front

FAS stands for

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Fear Anxiety Stress

Front

Gentle Control (GC)

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is how the veterinary team comfortably and safely positions the patient during veterinary care.

Front

Which statement is FALSE regarding Touch Gradient: Once you touch the patient, you should not let go until the procedure is completed; You should initiate touch with a patient on a non-sensitive part of the body; You should only touch the area needing veterinary attention; You should pat the animal on the head to increase distraction?

Back

You should only touch the area needing veterinary attention.

Front

Which hormone is associated with the Stress Response?

Back

Cortisol

Front

TRUE/FALSE: Animals who freeze up during stressful events are showing submission and no longer experiencing fear or anxiety.

Back

FALSE

Front

Select the physiologic sign of fear/anxiety in a dog: crouched body posture, growling, increased heart rate (tachycardia), lack of movement

Back

increased heart rate (tachycardia)

Front

CER stands for

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conditioned emotional response

Front

TRUE/FALSE: Patients can hear sounds and vocalizations of other patients in the clinic and interpret the meaning as fear or pain.

Back

TRUE

Front

What is the best way to determine a patient's emotional state of being?

Back

Evaluate the pet's body language

Front

For extremely stressed patients, it may be necessary to

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skip or reschedule the visit altogether