Animal Restraint Review

What vein do we need to lift the tail to access?

• Jugular

• Saphenous

• Coccygeal

• Cephalic

What is the first thing you should do when approaching the animal?

• Approach the animal from the front or side

• Move slowly to avoid starting the animal

• Assess the animal's behavior

• Restrain the animal and wait for further instruction

What is a detailed list or plan of written instructions used to satisfy compliance requirements?

• Operational and Safety Procedures

• Procedures and Standards of Operations

• Compliance Standards

• Standard Operating Procedures

What animal is a chute used for?

• Horse

• Cattle

• Pig

• Goat

Is an open field the best location to do an exam on a cat?

• Yes

• No

What are the three types of restraint?

• Cephalic, Jugular, Saphenous

• Lateral, Dorsal, Sternal

• Verbal, Physical, Chemical

• Sitting, Standing, Floor

Which recumbency position involves positioning the animal on its stomach?

• Dorsal Recumbency

• Lateral Recumbency

• Sternal Recumbency

• Horizontal Recumbency

Which recumbency position involves positioning the animal on its back?

• Dorsal Recumbency

• Lateral Recumbency

• Sternal Recumbency

• Horizontal Recumbency

Which recumbency position involves positioning the animal on its side?

• Dorsal Recumbency

• Lateral Recumbency

• Sternal Recumbency

• Horizontal Recumbency

What type of restraint method is primarily used for large dogs, which serves to provide a passive amount of restraint?

• Venipuncture Restraint

• Floor Restraint

• Lift Table Restraint

• Sitting Restraint