WorksheetsCVA Mid-Term 25/26
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is Ringworm?
A nervous system infection
A highly fatal viral infection
A fungal or dermatophyte infection of the skin and hair fibers
A type of vaccination that causes a circular lesion on the skin
What is the purpose of the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) in a veterinary clinic?
To provide contact information for veterinary distributors
To list the costs of veterinary procedures
To provide safety information on chemicals used in the clinic
To record patient histories
What is the focus of "Cytology"?
The study of animal and plant diseases.
The study of cell division and life history of cells.
The study of human anatomy.
The study of chemical processes within living organisms.
How much fecal material is typically required for flotation and centrifugation analysis?
1-2 grams
3-4 grams
5-6 grams
Less than 1 gram
What is the primary purpose of a lead apron in veterinary medical imaging?
To measure radiation levels
To protect from radiation
To hold X-ray films
To support animal limbs
What should be done with cassettes before dealing with an unclean patient to prevent contamination?
Store them immediately without cleaning
Place the cassette in a plastic bag
Leave the cassette below the x-ray table
Wash the cassette with water
What is the primary use of a sling in laboratory settings?
To hold the pig to feed
To weigh the pig before beginning a procedure
To place the pig on its abdomen for procedures
To assist the pig with its lame/hurt leg
Which of the following is a breed of dairy cow?
Hereford
Jersey
Angus
Brahman
Which category does the breed 'Siamese' belong to?
Canines
Felines
Equines
Birds
This breed is known for its velvety ears--
Beagle
Collie
Dachshund
Basset
Known as the "smallest member of the sporting-dog group."
Golden Retriever
Labrador Retriver
Cocker Spaniel
Basset Hound
Part of the "Non-Sporting" canine group.
Staffordshire Terrier
Old English Bulldog
Old English Sheepdog
Boston Terrier
Identify this Bovine Breed-
Charolais
Jersey
Holstein
Ayrshire
Identify this Porcine Breed-
Suffolk
Landrace
Yorkshire
Hampshire
This bovine breed originated from Scotland and is naturally polled-
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Angus
Hereford
Identify this dairy breed-
Hereford
Angus
Guernsey
Brahman
Identify this equine breed which is known for its unique four-beat running walk
Arabian
Tennessee Walker
Shetland Pony
Clydesdale
When should kennels be cleaned?
Once a week before leaving for the weekend
After each use and routinely when soiled
Only in the mornings to save on supplies
Every day before and after lunch
Tapeworms are zoonotic parasites-
True
False
How is Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) primarily spread?
Through contaminated water
Through the air
By blood-sucking insects
By direct contact with infected horses
Which of the following is NOT a way hookworms can be transmitted to animals and humans?
Skin penetration by larvae
Transmammary transfer
Ingestion of eggs or infective-stage larvae
Airborne transmission
An object that can be contaminated which aids in the spread of the microorganisms-
Corona
Colic
Fomite
Antiseptic
Examination of an animal's body after death to determine the actual cause of death-
Histology
Necropsy
Parasite
Otoscope
The rudimentary first digit of dogs and cats is called the-
Dewclaw
Restraint
PCV
Abscess
What are some dangers in an exam room?
Sharps
Fomites
The patient
All of these
It is important to obtain fresh fecal samples for examination because-
It will have less crystal formations
There will be less contaminants present
You can get faster lab results
There will be less parasites present
What type of urine collection is adequate for culturing microorganisms?
Cystocentesis
Free Catch
Manual expression
Catheterization
Which of the following is a characteristic of Private Cremation for animal remains?
Remains are incinerated along with other animals
Remains are buried in a mass grave
Remains are incinerated individually and ashes are returned to owners
Remains are buried at a pet cemetary
What are you looking for during the microscopic examination of a fecal sample?
Bacteria
Viruses
Eggs of parasites
Fungal spores
What is the purpose of hydrotherapy in veterinary care?
To administer oral medication
To stimulate blood flow and aid in the healing process
To keep the animal clean from stains
To monitor the animal's vital signs
How long should a suspected rabies patient be quarantined for?
5 days
10 days
1 week
14 days
Vessel through which blood passes away from the heart to the various parts of the body-
Vein
Artery
Extremity
Cassette
Which animal restraint is shown?
Hobbles
Muzzle
Mouth Speculum
Halter
What PPE must be worn when using ultrasound equipment?
None
Lead apron
Lead-lined goggles
All of them
What is the advantage of ultrasound imaging over x-rays?
It produces a moving picture
It is not expensive
You need to wear PPE
It is not safer for children
If an animals’ soiled bedding is not removed in time, what can occur if they lay on their own urine?
Urine scalding
Bloating
Fever
Urine redness
Which restraint device is best used to limit a cattle's mobility during procedures?
Nose Ring
Squeeze Chute
Hobbles
Nose Tong
What do phenols kill?
Enveloped viruses
Bacteria and fungi
Enteroviruses
None of the above
What is a centrifuge used for?
To sterilize instruments
To take radiographs
To spin down a sample
To check the inside of the ear
The bacteria Bacillus anthracis causes which disease in both animals and humans?
Toxoplasmosis
Anthrax
Brucellosis
Mange
Which of these body temperatures is in the normal range for a dog?
100.5
102.8
99.0
103.1
Lack of oxygen results in:
Pale gums
Pale pink gums
White gums
Blue or purple gums
What should you do with a used needle?
Throw it in the trash without a cap
Cap it and then throw it in the trash
Place it in a sharps container
Clean, disinfect, and sterilize it
Which of the following uses extremely high temperatures to destroy living organisms?
Autoclave
Radiation
Cold tray
Ultrasound
After a patient’s appointment ends, a veterinary assistant gently scrubs the countertop in the exam room with soap and water, and after it dries, they wipe it down with a bleach solution. Which methods of sanitation did the veterinary assistant use?
Physical cleaning and sterilizing
Physical cleaning and disinfecting
Disinfecting and sterilizing
Physical cleaning, disinfecting, and sterilizing
What is the purpose of an isolation ward in the veterinary facility?
To give staff members a quiet area to relax during breaks
To prevent the spread of disease to healthy animals
To provide a dedicated space for sterilizing contaminated instruments
To ensure there is a dedicated space to perform delicate medical tests
What term refers to being closer to the tail?
Caudal
Cranial
Ventral
Medial
Which term describes the area toward the abdomen or belly?
Rostral
Ventral
Cranial
Proximal
The purpose of a radiology film cassette is to-
Keep dust off the film
Prevent exposure of the film to light
Allow light to penetrate the film
Hang the film in developing solution
What are legitimate excuses for missing this vet assistant class? Check all that apply.
My dog ate my homework.
Illness
Family Emergency
An appointment that cannot be rescheduled
Forgetting
