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Objective 3.00

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What small animal worker is MOST likely responsible for bathing, brushing, and trimming pets’ nails and hair?

a)

Animal groomer

b)

Biologist

c)

Dealer

d)

Lab animal breeder

2.

A person who feeds and cares for animals and cleans cages is a:

a)

Dog trainer.

b)

Kennel attendant.

c)

Small animal breeder.

d)

Veterinarian technician.

3.

Vaccines for hepatitis are MOST likely a direct result of using small animals for:

a)

Circus acts.

b)

Companion animals.

c)

Pets.

d)

Research.

4.

Which small animal usually requires the MOST veterinary expense?

a)

Birds

b)

Cats

c)

Dogs

d)

Fish

5.

Compared to other cost for pet owners, veterinary care, medicine and supplies:

a)

Are the largest expense items.

b)

Are the smallest expense items.

c)

Ranks third behind the cost of grooming and toys.

d)

Ranks second to the cost for toys.

6.

What career MOST likely involves treating and controlling animal injuries and diseases?

a)

Animal groomer

b)

Lab animal breeder

c)

Pet shop counselor

d)

Veterinarian

7.

Animals kept for animal acts, marine mammal shows, and circuses are MOST likely kept by:

a)

Biologists.

b)

Exhibitors.

c)

Kennel attendants.

d)

Veterinarians.

8.

"Itis" is the BEST suffix to use with medical terminology to indicate the animal has:

a)

A flow or discharge

b)

An inflammation

c)

Been operated on

d)

No blood

9.

Spaying is the BEST medical procedure to remove:

a)

Bacteria

b)

Ovaries

c)

Testicles

d)

Viruses

10.

A veterinarian who orders a sick animal to be kept away from other small animals is MOST concerned the animal may:

a)

Have an infectious disease

b)

Keep other animals from eating

c)

Play with other animals

d)

Sleep all the time

11.

What is the BEST description of small animals such as hamsters, guinea pigs, and mice?

a)

Canines

b)

Felines

c)

Pocket Pets

d)

Scruff Pets

12.

The BEST prefix to use with medical terminology that means before the treatment is:

a)

A

b)

Anti

c)

Dys

d)

Pre

13.

Biopsy is the BEST procedure to perform when:

a)

Cleaning a surface to prevent infection

b)

Inserting a tube to drain fluids

c)

Keeping animals from mating

d)

Removing tissue for diagnosis

14.

What type of word part is a prefix?

a)

At the beginning of the word indicating number, location, time or status.

b)

Gives the fundamental meaning of the word.

c)

At the end of the word indicating procedure, condition, disease, or disorder.

d)

None of the above.

15.

What type of word part is a suffix?

a)

At the beginning of the word indicating number, location, time or status.

b)

Gives the fundamental meaning of the word.

c)

At the end of the word indicating procedure, condition, disease, or disorder.

d)

None of the above.

16.

What type of word part is a root word?

a)

At the beginning of the word indicating number, location, time or status.

b)

Gives the fundamental meaning of the word.

c)

At the end of the word indicating procedure, condition, disease, or disorder.

d)

None of the above.

17.

What does the prefix word "dys" mean?

a)

Without, lack of

b)

Against, opposing

c)

Two, double, twice

d)

Painful, difficult, abnormal

18.

What do the root words "dent" or "odont" mean?

a)

Teeth

b)

Stomach

c)

Gums

d)

Wrist

19.

What do the roots words "phleb or "ven" mean?

a)

Heart

b)

Vein

c)

Stomach

d)

Teeth

20.

What does the suffix word "- centesis" mean?

a)

Pain

b)

Flow or discharge

c)

Surgical puncture to remove fluid

d)

Inflammation

21.

True or False: the Dorsal plane divides the body into back and ventral (belly) parts, while the Transverse plane divides the body into cranial and caudal parts.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

Define Antisepsis.

a)

The isolation of an animal or animals suspected to have been exposed to an infectious disease for the infection duration incubation period.

b)

The process of applying a preparation to the surface of living tissue to prevent infections and inhibit growth of microorganisms.

c)

The insertion of a sterile plastic tube into the urethra to remove urine.

d)

A period of time between the animal contact with an infection and the appearance of disease symptoms.