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WorksheetsVA2005 - Tutorial F
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which of the following is an autonomic reflex in which the contents of the stomach are actively ejected via the mouth:
Regurgitation
Hematemesis
Vomit
Nausea
Nursing diagnosis involves all, except:
Solving identified problems.
Preventing complications with hospitalized animals, such as decubital ulcers in recumbent patients.
Diagnosing the disease and prescribing medication.
Alleviating problems that can’t be solved.
Vital signs:
reflect overall patient status
reflect what is always “normal” for that animal
should not be valued highly in a physical examination
should be taken only if the animal looks sick
Auscultation is used to assess the __________ system.
nervous
integumentary
cardiovascular
reproductive
Short peripheral catheters are usually replaced:
every 24 to 36 hours
every 48 hours
every 72 hours
only as necessary
The method of medication administration that promotes the quickest absorption is:
SQ
IM
IV
ID
Which of the following is a not a clinical sign of anemia?
Tachycardia
Reduced Packed Cell Volume
Heart Murmur
Increased Blood Urea Nitrogen
What are the major organ systems that need to be addressed when triaging?
Circulatory and Endocrine
Integument and skeletal
Respiratory & Nervous System
Circulatory and Respiratory
The balloons on Foley catheters are used for:
Securing the catheter in urinary catheterization.
Applying pressure to break down crystals that make their way to the balloon
Stretches the urethra for urine to pass around the catheter and along the urethral walls
Capturing crystal fragments preventing further blockages
The purpose of Nebulization is to:
Hydrate respiratory tract
Increase the effectiveness of coupage
Dilutes the mucous secretions making it easier to cough up
All of the Above
Debridement is:
A type of bandage
To remove dead tissue from an wound to allow healthy tissue to proliferate
A stage of wound healing
A sanitizer for the wound treatment
The stages of wound healing, in order are:
Inflammatory, Proliferation and Maturation
First intention, second intention, third intention
Maturation, Inflammatory, proliferation
Inflammatory, Maturation, Proliferation
Cardiovascular assessment involves all but which of the following?
CRT
Mucous membrane color
Pulse Quality and Rhythm
Urine Production
Local venous inflammation is termed:
edema
phlebitis
extravasation
sepsis
A capillary refill time of more than 2 seconds:
indicates reduced blood perfusion
indicates fever
indicates pain
is normal in some dog breeds
Auscultation is used to assess the __________ system.
nervous
integumentary
cardiovascular
reproductive
Temperatures should be taken on patients:
only when the patient presents with a condition.
Never
multiple times throughout the visit, if abnormal.
None of the other answers
The risk of telephone triage is:
Relying on the owner’s interpretation
Diagnosing incorrectly over the phone
Losing the connection
Owner not able to afford treatment
Which one of the following does not have coughing as a symptom?
tracheal collapse
laryngeal paralysis
heart failure
hypothyroidism
Which of the following is not considered a diagnostic procedure?
Radiographs & Ultrasound
Blood Chemistry and CBC
Urinalysis
Fluid therapy administration
Inappetence is the loss of desire for food before calorific requirements have been met
True
False
Enema can be done before intestinal surgeries and to hydrate the rectum.
True
False
Coprophagia is the ingestion of an animal's own feces and can be caused by mineral deficiencies and can also be behavioral.
True
False
Parenteral nutrition is every nutrition given artificially to the patient, such as orogastric intubation and nasogastric tube.
True
False
The intraosseous space is not a suitable site for fluid replacement for dogs and cats in any circumstance.
True
False
Loss of more than 10% of the body liquid can be fatal for dogs and cats.
True
False
A surgical wound is the only type of wound considered clean.
True
False
