Practical Restraint & TPR Review

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These flashcards cover key terms and concepts related to animal restraint techniques and vital signs assessment.

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Pilling a cat

After pilling a cat, it is important to provide water to help wash down the medication.

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Ophthalmic drops

This is the application of fluid medication in the eye. When administering multiple medications, apply drops first before ointment.

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Ophthalmic ointment

Medication in gel form that is preferred because it stays in the eye longer, reducing frequency of administration.

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Quick

The proper name for the part of the nail that is sensitive and can bleed if cut.

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Silver nitrate sticks

Used to stop bleeding from the corium.

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Latéral recumbency

The position in which a dog is placed to administer an injection into the lateral saphenous vein.

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Cephalic vein

Located medially on the front legs, it is one of the most commonly used veins for venipuncture.

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Ear cleaning with hydrogen peroxide

Not recommended as it may cause irritation or harm to the ear.

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Gauze muzzle application

To create a gauze muzzle, slip the loop over the nose, draw it tight, and tie the ends under the chin.

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Anal glands

Located at approximately 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock; normal discharge should be brown to light brown and fairly liquid.

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Blood glucose check

Standard practice includes utilizing a small vessel in the pinna.

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Cotton swabs for ear cleaning

Not recommended because they can break off and push debris further into the ear canal.

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Aspirate before injection

Before administering a subcutaneous injection, always pull back on the plunger to ensure you are not in a blood vessel.

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Hypothermia

Condition where body temperature is less than 37.5C.

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Pyrexia

Fever condition where body temperature exceeds normal range.

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Normal pulse for dogs

70 to 160 beats per minute.

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Normal respiration rate for cats

8 to 30 breaths per minute.

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Mandibular lymph node location

Located at the angle of the jaw.

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Ataxia

Neurological sign characterized by gross lack of coordination of muscle movement.

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Skin turgor assessment

Checking skin elasticity to assess hydration status.