Animal Frist Aid Part 2

How is shock described in the context of first aid?

• A) A psychological state of fear or confusion

• B) A state resulting from a lack of adequate perfusion to tissues

• C) A sudden electrical malfunction in the body

• D) A condition caused by external physical trauma only

Why is shock considered life-threatening in patients requiring first aid?

• A) Because it can lead to emotional trauma

• B) Because it can cause a temporary state of confusion

• C) Because it can result in permanent physical disability

• D) Because it can be considered life-threatening if not treated

What type of shock is associated with a ruptured pyometra and why?

• Cardiogenic shock due to heart failure

• Hypovolemic shock due to internal bleeding

• Septic shock due to infection

• Anaphylactic shock due to allergic reaction

What types of shock are commonly associated with GDV?

• Cardiogenic and hypovolemic shock

• Septic and neurogenic shock

• Hypovolemic and distributive shock

• Hypovolaemic, Distributive, Neurogenic and Septic shock

What is a seizure caused by?

• A sudden increase in intelligence

• Waves of disorganised electrical activity within the brain

• A loud noise

• A physical injury to the arm or leg

Which of the following is NOT listed as a specific cause of seizures?

• Brain damage caused by disease or trauma

• Poisoning

• Viral or bacterial infection

• Allergic reactions to food

What does 'idiopathic' mean in the context of seizures?

• The seizure is caused by a viral infection

• The seizure has a known cause

• The seizure has no known cause

• The seizure is caused by brain damage

Which of the following conditions is mentioned as a cause of seizures due to metabolic disease?

• Diabetes

• Chronic liver or kidney failure

• Heart disease

• Asthma

What is the pre-ictal phase characterized by?

• The patient is dazed and unsteady

• The patient becomes recumbent with limbs extended

• The patient may become hyperexcited or overanxious

• The patient sleeps for a long period of time

During the ictal phase, how does the patient typically appear?

• Hyperexcited and aware

• Dazed, unsteady, and exhausted

• Recumbent with limbs extended and unaware of surroundings

• Sleeping for a long period of time