WorksheetsVeterinary Terminology (SCQF Level 6)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2mins
If a patient is presented with PU/PD the patient has
Increased thirst and urine production
Decreased thirst and urine production
Normal thirst and urine production
No thirst or urine production
If a medication is to be injected into the muscle it is abbreviated as
I/P
I/C
I/M
I/V
The protective sac which surrounds the hear is called the
Pericardium
Endocardium
Myocardium
Epicardium
The concentration of urine is examined using a
Haematocrit
Refractometer
Dipstick
ECG
Directional term used to describe something that is towards the back
Medial
Ventral
Lateral
Dorsal
An animal with severe blood loss may show which of the following
Anaemic
Jaundiced
Hyperexcited
Lethargic
An animal showing signs of gingivitis would have
Inflammation of the gums
Inflammation of the joints
Inflammation of the conjunctiva
Inflammation of the heart muscle
If asked to feed a patient Ad lib this means to
Quarter in die
Four times der day
Ter in die
Three times per day
Quaque in die
Once per day
Ad libitum
As much and as little as desired
When treating Demodex you would use a/an
Anthelmintic
Antibiotic
Antiparasitic
Antifungal
A patient is presented with tachypnoea and on x-ray there appears to be a pneumothorax. Select the correct terminology
Increased heart rate and blood in the chest cavity
Decreased breathing with air in the chest cavity
Increased breathing with air in the chest cavity
Decreased heart rate with blood in the chest cavity
