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Veterinary Equipment exam 1

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the function of surgical scissors in veterinary medicine?

a)

To cut tissues during surgery

b)

To listen to heartbeats

c)

To administer anesthesia

d)

To measure temperature

2.

What is one of the objectives related to equipment in a veterinary hospital?

a)

To design new veterinary equipment

b)

To explain the care, maintenance, safety, and use of equipment

c)

To sell veterinary equipment

d)

To manufacture veterinary instruments

3.

What is the purpose of using an autoclave in veterinary clinics?

a)

To measure blood pressure

b)

To sterilize equipment

c)

To examine blood samples

d)

To monitor heart rate

4.

Which device is used in veterinary clinics to magnify small objects for examination?

a)

Autoclave

b)

Centrifuge

c)

Microscope

d)

Thermometer

5.

Which force is responsible for separating materials in a centrifuge?

a)

Gravitational force

b)

Magnetic force

c)

Centrifugal force

d)

Electrical force

6.

Which of the following is NOT a use of a centrifuge?

a)

Fecal examination

b)

Urine analysis

c)

Blood examination

d)

DNA sequencing

7.

What does the centrifuge - fecal examination allow for?

a)

Examination of blood samples for viruses

b)

Examination of fecal samples for worm eggs, larvae, and protozoa

c)

Identification of bacterial infections

d)

Detection of genetic disorders

8.

What is the first step in the fecal examination process using a centrifuge?

a)

Placing the stool into a specimen container

b)

Collecting a fresh sample of feces free from rocks and soil

c)

Running the centrifuge for at least five minutes

d)

Adding fresh fecal flotation solution to the tube

9.

What is the first step in the fecal examination process using a centrifuge?

a)

Removing the cover slip and placing the liquid side down onto a glass slide

b)

Placing the cover slip on top of the tube

c)

Examining the entire cover slip for parasite eggs

d)

Mixing the sample with a solution

10.

What is one of the purposes of using a centrifuge in urine analysis?

a)

To measure blood pressure

b)

To examine sediments in the urine

c)

To check heart rate

d)

To analyze bone density

11.

What might the presence of casts in urine indicate?

a)

A healthy kidney function

b)

An inflammatory condition

c)

High blood sugar levels

d)

Low blood pressure

12.

What do large numbers of red blood cells in urine generally indicate?

a)

Infection in the urinary tract

b)

Bleeding in the urinary tract

c)

Dehydration

d)

Kidney stones

13.

When are casts typically present in an animal?

a)

When the animal is healthy

b)

When the animal is infected with a disease

c)

When the animal is dehydrated

d)

When the animal is overfed

14.

What are crystals made up of and where are they sometimes found?

a)

Made up of minerals and found in the blood

b)

Made up of proteins and found in the urine

c)

Made up of minerals and found in the urine

d)

Made up of vitamins and found in the stomach

15.

What is done after placing the urine in the centrifuge?

a)

Pouring urine into a centrifuge tube

b)

Collecting a urine sample by using a clean, dry container

c)

Applying a small drop on a clean cover slip and slide

d)

Evaluating the urine under a microscope

16.

How long should blood be left in a test tube for clotting before placing it in the centrifuge?

a)

5 to 10 minutes

b)

10 to 15 minutes

c)

20 to 30 minutes

d)

30 to 40 minutes

17.

What is the purpose of placing blood in a centrifuge during the examination process?

a)

To heat the blood sample

b)

To separate serum and plasma

c)

To freeze the blood sample

d)

To change the blood color

18.

What is one of the safety measures to ensure when using a centrifuge?

a)

Overfilling tubes and bottles

b)

Leaving the lid open

c)

Insuring the rotor is properly placed

d)

Ignoring the cleanliness of the spindle

19.

What is recommended for cleaning the sample/rotor chamber of a centrifuge?

a)

Use a metal brush and cold water

b)

Use a sponge, warm water, and mild detergent

c)

Use a vacuum cleaner

d)

Use a dry cloth

20.

What should be done if there is an occurrence of tube breakage in a centrifuge?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Decontaminate and disinfect

c)

Replace the entire centrifuge

d)

Paint over the breakage

21.

When should you contact a reputable equipment company regarding a centrifuge?

a)

For minor adjustments

b)

For major service repairs

c)

For daily cleaning

d)

For changing the color

22.

What is the primary function of an autoclave?

a)

To cool surgical instruments

b)

To decontaminate and sterilize surgical instruments

c)

To sharpen surgical instruments

d)

To package surgical instruments

23.

What is the purpose of applying indicator tape when wrapping instruments for the autoclave?

a)

To label the instruments

b)

To ensure the pouch is sealed

c)

To indicate sterilization

d)

To prevent leakage

24.

What is the minimum temperature required to sterilize items in an autoclave?

a)

200°F (93°C)

b)

250°F (121°C)

c)

300°F (149°C)

d)

350°F (177°C)

25.

What should you ensure about the items when unloading an autoclave?

a)

They are wet and the indicator tape is unchanged.

b)

They are dry and the indicator tape has changed color.

c)

They are dry and the indicator tape is unchanged.

d)

They are wet and the indicator tape has changed color.

26.

Which of the following is a safety precaution to take when using an autoclave?

a)

Place all types of plastics in the autoclave.

b)

Keep your face and body close to the escaping steam.

c)

Inspect cords and plugs before use.

d)

Load the autoclave without caution.

27.

What should you do if the contents of the autoclave are heavy?

a)

Load them by yourself.

b)

Ask for assistance.

c)

Ignore the weight and proceed.

d)

Use non-heat resistant materials.

28.

How often should the water in an autoclave be completely drained and refilled?

a)

Daily

b)

Weekly

c)

Monthly

d)

Yearly

29.

How do microscopes help in veterinary diagnostics?

a)

They determine the age of an animal

b)

They help determine if an animal is infected with disease, parasites, or are reproductively sound

c)

They measure the heart rate of animals

d)

They assist in surgical procedures

30.

What is the function of the diaphragm on a microscope?

a)

To hold the slide in place

b)

To adjust the amount of light reaching the specimen

c)

To magnify the specimen

d)

To support the microscope