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Worksheets2022 Groton Vet Science CDE
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
During which phase of a bacterial infection do the first signs of illness occur?
Prodromal phase
Acute phase
Decline phase
Convalescent Phase
Transduction requires the transmission of bacterial DNA by a
Vector
Virus
Fomite
Carrier
Which of the following external parasites transmits Lyme disease?
Flies
Fleas
Mosquito
Ticks
Which of the following organisms causes ringworm infection?
Bacteria
Viruses
Fungi
Parasites
Which of the following factors would be recommended as part of a disease prevention program?
Overcrowding the animals
Ventilation airflow moving from the youngest to the oldest animals
inadequate sanitation
a nutritionally deficient diet
The goal of a farm-based vaccination program is to establish ______ immunity.
Active
Passive
Herd
Natural
What information must be listed on the container of a drug that is intended for animals but may not be consumed by humans?
Withdrawal time
NDC number
Generic name
Lot number
Detoxification of a drug usually occurs in which body organ?
Liver
Lungs
Skin
Kidneys
Ointments or salves are examples of _______ medications.
Intradermal
Topical
Local
Internal
The amount of medicine given over a predetermined period of time is called the _______.
Dosage
Rate
PRN
Route
An animal is positioned on its side for what type of radiographic view?
Anterior
Posterior
Ventral
Lateral
What piece of equipment is used to measure the thickness of the part of the animal to be radiographed?
Autotransfer
Caliper
Cassette
Collimator
What types of cells are responsible for wound contraction?
Neutrophils
Myofibroblasts
Platelets
Monocytes
Epithelialization and scar formation occur during which phases of wound healing?
Inflammatory
Debridement
Repair
Maturation
What term is used to describe any substance that is noxious to the body?
intussusception
emetic
poison
shock
Inflammation of the urinary bladder is known as
Cystitis
Peritonitis
dystocia
uremia
If an animal is injured by an accident begins to shiver when being examined, what medical condition might it be experiencing?
Hypoxia
Shock
Low blood volume
cardiac function
What three areas are of primary importance to check during an initial examination of an injured animal?
bleeding
wounds
fractures
skin protection
fractures
bleeding
airway
breathing
cardiac functions
bleeding
breathing
heat conservation
Cervical dislocation as a method of euthanasia may only be used in which of the following?
Mice and rats weighing over 200 grams, birds, fish, and chickens
mice and rats weighing under 200 grams, rabbits under 1 kg, poultry
mice and rats weighing under 200 grams, rabbits over 1 kg, frogs
mice and guinea pigs weighing under 200 grams, reptiles, fish
Which method of euthanasia requires the use of a guillotine?
Cervical dislocation
decapitation
Captive bolt
CO2
When is it safe to provide a post-surgical animal with food and water?
immediately
in two hours
in four hours
when sternal
Antesthetized animals should be placed on a warm surface, both during surgery and post-operatively to prevent ________.
Hyperthermia
Bradycardia
Hypothermia
Vasoconstriction
Which of the following is defined as a state of unconsciousness in which there is a loss of sensation throughout the body?
Local anesthesia
General anesthesia
Inhalant anesthesia
topical anesthesia
Which type of knot is the easiest to tie and the most reliable for tying most suture material?
simple knot
square knot
granny knot
surgeon's knot
Which type of suture needle have the suture material attached directly to the needle by the factory?
single-eyed needle
curved needle
swaged needle
french-eyed needle
Which absorbable suture material induces the greatest tissue reaction?
Silk
Surgical gut
Dexon
Stainless steel
When performing the final surgical clip on a dog, what size clipper blade is used?
#5
#10
#15
#40
Which of the following sterilization methods is used most often to decontaminate purified water systems?
Steam sterilization
Ethylene Oxide
Gamma irradiation
Ultraviolet radiation (UV)
Gold colored handles on certain needle holders signify ________.
They are made in Germany
They have titanium tips
They have tungsten carbide inserts
They are for veterinary use only
What type of clamping instrument is used to stop bleeding by collapsing the lumen to the blood vessel?
Tissue forceps
Hemostatic forceps
Towel clamp
Hand held retractor
Which number blade is usually in a #3 scalpel?
No. 10
No. 11
No. 20
No. 21
Which instrument is used to check for periodontal pockets around the teeth?
Hand scaler
Periodontal probe
Forceps
Prophy cup
Which instrument is used to polish the surfaces of the tooth crown after scaling?
Hand scaler
Curette
Forceps
Prophy cup
The white slippery film that collects around the gingival sulcus of the tooth is called ____.
halitosis
Plaque
Halitosis
food debris
What is the technical term used to describe the simple category of teeth?
Deciduous
Brachydont
Hypsodont
Permanent
Which structure of animal teeth includes the blood vessels and nerves of the tooth?
Enamel
Dentin
Cementum
Pulp
Dogs and cats are classified in which comparative feeding category?
Carnivore
Herbivore
Omnivore
Vegetarian
Severe ________ is the most significant clinical sign of Salmonella.
Fever
Headache
Muscle spasms
Diarrhea
Hydrophobis is another name for _________.
Anthrax
Mad Cow Disease
Brucellosis
Rabies
_______ are the definitive hosts in toxoplasmosis.
Cats
Dogs
Cattle
Horses
A(n) _____ is the name of the diagnostic test performed after an animal has succumbed to disease.
Serology
Signalement
Postmortem autopsy
Pathology
Which of the following would appear lightest on a radiograph?
Air
Soft tissues
Bone
Minerals
The _______ refill time of a healthy animal should be less than one or two seconds.
Rumen
Intestinal
Bladder
Capillary
A ________ occurs when cells grown in an uncontrolled manner.
Birth defect
pneumothorax
neoplasm
hernia
Surgery can result in which type of situation?
Idiopathic
Latrogenic
Traumatic
Degenerative
Arthritis is a _______ disease.
Metabolic
Nutritional
Idiopathic
Degenerative
Schistosomas reflexus is an example of a ________
Metabolic disease
Congenital anomaly
Trauma
Neoplam
In which of the following situations is a vaccination for kennel cough often required?
Veterinary hospital
Dog show
Boarding kennel
Staying on a neighbor's farm
What term is used to describe the confinement of an animal separate from the herd in an effort to prevent the spread of a disease?
Quarantine
Detainment
Biosecurity
Containment
What is a disadvantage of administering a modified live vaccine?
Provide a higher level of and longer lasting immunity
stimulates both antibody production and cell-mediated immunity
increased chance that the animal can develop the disease after vaccination
Does not require a booster vaccination 3-4 weeks after the initial vaccination
