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WorksheetsPE & Grooming Quiz
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 34mins
TPR
Temperature, Pressure, Rate
Temperature, Pulse, Respiration
Time, Pulse, Rate
Time, Pressure, Respiration
CRT
Critical Response Team
Cardiac Respiratory Time
Capillary Refill Time
Cardiac Response Time
Where is pulse taken on a dog?
On the chest near the heart
Femoral Artery
Maxillary Artery
On the Front paw
How should Temperature be taken?
Orally
Rectally
Nasally
Temporal
What is the normal temperature for a dog?
99.5 - 102.5 F
104-106 F
98.6 F
90.5- 100 F
What is the normal pulse for a cat in a clinical setting?
100-105 bpm
160-200 bpm
90-100 bpm
60-120 bpm
Variations in pulse (heart) rate can be caused by anxiety, exercise, and excitement
True
False
Typically, the pulse is taken by counting the beats for 20 seconds and multiplying the number by 5.
True
False
Which areas of the body can be examined via auscultation (listening with a stethoscope)?
Heart
Lungs
Ears
Reproductive
Which of the following is not an area to examine during a physical exam?
Skeletomuscular
Genitourinary
Respiratory
Vocal/voice
Which of the following is not a sign of a healthy animal
Clear bright eyes
A good appetite
Pink, moist mucous membranes
Broken teeth, excessive tartar
16 x 4 =
64
20
99
What is the respiratory rate of a dog when you count 8 breaths in 15 seconds?
32 bpm
24 bpm
80 bpm
When doing an exam on a patient, you should...
Work from head to tail
Work from feet to ears
Work from tail to chest
Work from ears to feet
What is the heart rate of a dog if you count 28 beats in a 15 second period?
112 bpm
172 bpm
96 bpm
24 x 4 =
96
98
108
What is triage?
A quick, general assessment of pet to determine how quick the animal needs to be seen by the Veterinarian
3 years old
A French tree
An exam performed by a French Doctor
4 x 12 =
16
18
48
84
A complete respiratory cycle (or how we measure 1 breath) includes which of the following?
Auscultation and exhalation
Inhalation and exhalation
Inhalation and distribution
Pulse rate and respiratory rate
You are monitoring anesthesia during surgery on a 48-pound mixed breed dog. You count 9 breaths in 30 seconds. What is the respiratory rate of this dog?
9 breaths per minute
36 breaths per minute
You can’t determine a respiratory rate in an anesthetized animal.
18 breaths per minute
You feel 40 pulses from the femoral artery of a cat over 15 seconds. What is the pulse or heart rate of the cat?
160 bpm
55 bpm
450 bpm
210 bpm
Which grooming tool is used for brushing medium and long-coated dogs?
mat comb
slicker brush
undercoat rake
shedding blade
Care must be taken when trimming the nails on animals to avoid cutting the (a) and making the nail bleed.
What do you use when you cut the nail too short and make the quick bleed?
septic powder
styptic powder
elastikon bandage
You should always use a leash to maintain control of a cat.
True
False
The order in which we will perform tasks at CTC Vet Sci are...
Vitals, Physical Exam, nail trims, ear cleaning, brush out, bathing (shampoo then conditioner), drying, brush out, and finishing
Finishing, ear cleaning, brush out, nail trim, physical exam, bathing (conditioner then shampoo), drying, brush out, vitals
Ear cleaning, nail trim, brush out, physical exam, vitals, drying, bathing (shampoo then conditioner), ear cleaning
Does not matter so long as it gets done
When bathing an animal, you first thoroughly wet them, then apply DILUTED shampoo starting around the neck. Why do we want to start at the neck versus the tail?
This blocks fleas from running to the head
This is the smelliest portion of the animal
This is the area where we hug our pets
This will allow the soap to drip down the back
What are the steps to drying a dog?
Blow dry (hurricane 2000), towel dry, cage dry
Cage dry, towel dry, blow dry (hurricane 2000)
Towel dry, blow dry (hurricane 200), cage dry
Should we ever bathe a cat at CTC, you should let them....
Grab on to the grate, instead of your arm
Grab on your arm to stay close to you
Grab on to your partners arm so they both can be clean
"Finishing" includes
brush out and bandana
brush out, kennelsol spray, bandana
brush out and banana
We should never squirt any liquid into an animals ears unless directed to do so by a licensed veterinary professional.
true
false
Between performing a PE and collecting vital signs, what do we do first?
PE
Vital signs
What are the steps of collecting vital signs (what order should we perform vitals in the CTC lab)?
mm/CRT, HR, RR, T
HR, RR, mm/CRT, T
T, HR, RR, mm/CRT
What are 2 METHODS of sanitation?
Physical Cleaning
Back to Front
Filtration
Mopping
What kills all living organisms at high temperatures and high pressure?
Autoclave
Gamma Ray
Fire
What is the sanitation method that removes particles from the air using a physical barrier?
Filtration
Sterilization
Dry Heat/Incineration
Physical Cleaning
What is it called when a human passes a disease from one animal to another?
Nosocomial
Zoonosis
Bacteria
An immune host is known as a
Reservoir/Carrier host
Organism
Intermediate host
Parasite
When a human gets a zoonotic disease from an infected animal without touching it, the transmission is known as
Direct contact
Inanimate
Indirect contact
Vehicular Zoonosis
What chemical increases in the body when an animal is scared or afraid?
Adrenaline
Insulin
Cortisone
When a cat looks directly at you, it is known to be
scared/defensive
hungry
happy
What restraint would you use to keep a cat on it's side?
Scruff Stretch
Scruff (Cuff) Hold
Distraction/Rubbing Ears
Kitty Burrito
When a dog avoids eye contact with you, it is known to be
scared/fearful
hungry
happy
When a dog is wagging it's tail rapidly, it is known to be
defensive/angry
happy/content
hungry
When a dog's ears are up or in normal position, it is known to be
Scared/fearful
relaxed
tired
hungry
When we restrain with too much force, we can create a battle of wills with the animal. What can happen during a 'battle of wills'?
The animal can get hurt
the restrainer can get hurt
both animal and restrainer can get hurt
none of these answers
What restraint would you use to keep a dog laying on it's side?
Bear Hug
Forklift
Lateral Recumbency
Muzzle
What restraint would you use to keep a dog sitting?
Bear Hug
Forklift
Lateral Recumbency
Muzzle
What restraint would you use to keep a dog standing?
Bear Hug
Forklift
Lateral Recumbency
Muzzle
When should a muzzle be used on a cat or dog?
When it is known to bite When it shows aggression
When it shows aggression
when you need to use less physical restraint
All of these answers
How should you approach ALL animals?
With caution
Fast and furious
Loud and slow
What is the normal pulse for a dog in a clinical setting?
100-105 bpm
160-200 bpm
90-100 bpm
60-120 bpm
What is the normal respiratory rate for a dog in a clinical setting?
16-36 rpm
10-20 rpm
12-40 rpm
60-120 rpm
What is the normal respiratory rate for a cat in a clinical setting?
16-36 rpm
10-20 rpm
12-40 rpm
24-40 rpm
What does the prefix 'Endo' mean?
Around
Ending
Within
open
What does the prefix a- or an- mean
slow
no, without, lacking
bad, wrong
down, decrease
What does the root word cephal/o mean?
heart
wind pipe
head
ear
What does the prefix dys- mean?
against
bad/difficult
irregularly fast
excessive
When dissecting medical terminology, you should start with the ________ first.
Suffix
Root
Prefix
Spelling accuracy is extremely important in medical terminology.
True
False
