When developing housing systems, the ______must be considered which encompasses the conditions immediately surrounding the animal inside the cage or stall

The contagious disease in cattle known as ______ can cause cows to abort, deliver very weak calves, or produce less milk.

The initial treatment for colic in a horse is to ________

All rabies vaccines are administered to dogs and cats by or under the direct supervision of ________

The internal, visual examination of tissues, bone joints and hollow organs is known as

When approaching a dog for the first time, what is the first thing you should do?

The administering of medicine injected in the spinal cavity is known as ________

Two principal factors affecting shelf life are _____ and ____.

Heat is an effective means of destroying many types of microorganisms. ______heat are the two major categories used for disinfection.

Brucellosis, tuberculosis and equine infectious anemia control are just a few of the programs in which __________ veterinarians participate.

An animal with an infectious disease may need to be separated or ________ from other animals to prevent the transmission of the infectious disease to other animals.

When working with calves that are smaller than cows and a calf squeeze chute is not available, handlers use a technique of restraint called ____, which allows an average person to restrain calves up to 300 lb.

The administering of medicine injected in the vein is known as ______.

The ________ of the animal generally determines the dose of drugs and pesticides.

The administering of medicine injected in the bone joint cavity is known as ______.

The natural reservoir for Avian Influenza is

The process of anesthesia starts in Stage 1 with Voluntary Movement and then transitions in to Stage 2 which is a ________.

Which of the following is a behavioral sign that indicates pain?

Doses for liquid medications are measured in ounces or _____.

In animal housing _____ supplies fresh oxygen in proper amounts, removes heat, and flushes out microbes as air circulates at prescribed flow rates.

Which of the following is NOT a type of public veterinary practice?

When livestock and poultry are shipped out of state, they must meet requirements set by the

Animal food that has an average moisture content of 6% to 10% is known as ________ and is generally bulk packaged and is able to provide multiple servings with extended shelf life under optimal storage conditions.

The _______method of fecal examination involves visual observation of the fecal material.

The administering of medicine injected in the peritoneal cavity is known as __________.

In veterinary practice, _______ , or hemostats are used to control blood flow during surgery and come in different sizes with locking handles to tightly clamp the cut ends of bleeding arteries and veins.

In veterinary practice, ________ is the initial care or treatment of sick or injured animals before the complete medical evaluation and treatment.

Which of the following is NOT a Mode of Transmission for diseases in animals?

Once the patient visit is complete, the ______ should be filed promptly so that the office area is kept neat and to allow for quick easy access to records should the client call or return with additional questions.

Pain in animals is divided into two classifications, ______or ______.

Milliamperage second (mAs) is a unit of measurement used in diagnostics and radiation therapy

The division of the USDA that is responsible for setting guidelines for interstate movement as well as livestock and poultry health standards that state are required to meet is known as

Bacteria that is spiral or curved shape is known as

Disinfection methods can normally be grouped into one of three major categories. Which of the following is NOT one of those categories?

A bird with clinical symptoms including lack of energy or appetite, soft-shelled or misshapen eggs, swelling of the head, eyelids, combs and wattle, coughing and sneezing and diarrhea could be diagnosed with

In terms of sanitation, the term__________ refers to the removal or destruction of all living microorganisms.

In controlling the spread of disease, _______ is an important precaution which can include either hand washing or hand sanitizer.

Which of the following is NOT a proper method of carcass disposal?

Horses have ________ vision, which means that each eye can move independently of the other and send the brain different pictures

A veterinarian employed by an animal feed company to evaluate the nutritional value and safety of animal feeds would be considered a(n) _____ veterinarian.

When examining a small animal, a(n) _______ is used to examine the eyes, which is necessary for viewing the internal structures of the eye, such as the iris, lens and optic disc.

In handling animals, ________ restraint is probably the most common form of restraint which involves manual force and artificial devices such as fencing, ropes, chutes or cages.

The term ______ is defined as being the science and art of prevention, cure, or alleviation of disease and injury in animals and especially domestic animals.

In veterinary practice, thumb ______ are surgical pincers used for grasping, compressing,cutting and pulling tissues.

Which of the following is NOT considered a food animal?

During an examination, if a veterinarian finds that an animal has udder inflammation, it could be a diagnosis for _______.

In a private veterinary practice, _______ animals make up the largest percentage of patients.

The administering of medicine between layers of skin is known as _______.

Which of the following is NOT an effective method for preventing the ends of rope from fraying?