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Vet 231

Test 2

QuestionAnswer
A thoracocentesis is performed to Remove fluid from the chest Remove air from the chest
Bradypnea is most commonly seen in what condition Increased intracranial pressure
If a patient has been maintaining a HR of 110 bpm and drops to 12 bpm, what would the drug of choice be Epinephrine
Naloxone is commonly given to treat Morphine overdose
Shock can be defined as Impaired oxygen delivery to the tissues
The condition in which air becomes trapped between the body wall and the lung is called Pneumothorax
What emergency medication is antiarrhythmic Lidocaine
What is the first thing a tech should obtain from a telephone triage with an owner who is worried about his or her pet A name and phone number where the called can be contacted if disconnected
What would the fluid of choice be for a patient with cerebral edema Hypertonic crystalloids
When administering O2 to a patient in respiratory distress, which is the most tolerated route Flow-by oxygen
When monitoring a patient's fluids or ones that undergo diuresis, urine output is taken in consideration. The normal urine production for a healthy dog or cat is approximately 2 - 4 mL/kg/hr
Which drug is commonly used in correlation with a defibrillator to correct ventricular fibrillation Epinephrine
Which is the best route to give epinephrine in an emergency if a vein is inaccessible Intratracheal
Which of the following grouping conditions has been triaged in the correct order Dystocia, severe hemorrhage, aural hematoma (according to test)
Which of the following is not a reason for fluid therapy in an emergency situation Provide nutritional support
A full urinary bladder can cause increased intracranial pressure True
It is not okay to perform a cystocentesis on an animal that has a urinary blockage True
MM color will not start to change for typically 2-3 minutes True
Triage means "to sort" and for those who need to be seen immediately need to wait until paperwork is finished before being seen False
When coming up with a Crash Plan, it is always best to expect the unexpected True
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