Veterinary Bk 2

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Graduate of AVMA. Associate degree. Must take VTNE
vet technician
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graduate of 4 year AVMA program. Bachelor’s degree.
vet technologist
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how many vet schools in the US?
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Highest salaries in vet practice?
specialty practice
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Lowest salaries in vet practice
mixed animal practice
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Highest salaries beyond vet practice
industry/sales
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Lowest salaries beyond vet practice
diagnostic/research
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How many academies for vet specialists?
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State government laws about vet profession
Veterinary State Practice Act
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Interpret law and standards of care offered to vet patients
Board of Veterinary medical examiners
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nose end of the head/body
rostral
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nearer to center of the body
proximal
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farther from center of the body
distal
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lying face up
supine
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lying face down
prone
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chewing/biting surface of teeth
occlusal
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toward the cheek
buccal
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pertaining to the tongue
lingual
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tissues pulled together with sutures. Ex. bone healing
first intention
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wound left open and allowed to heal from inner areas to outer surface (granulation tissue
second intention
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healing with granulation tissue and sutures
third intention
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Controls hemorrhage, prevents additional contamination, provides immobilization of extremity/ Used to protect wound before treatment.
occlusive bandage
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Removal of necrotic tissue. Removes infection
debridement
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scab/necrotic layer that sloughed off
eschar
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Used in large and small animals to temporarily immobilize fractures distal to elbow/tarsus, support injured soft and bony tissues, prevents excessive swelling.
Robert Jones Compression bandage
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Include Schanz soft padded bandage, Mesa Meta Splint. Designed to cover abrasions and lacerations, provide light support after long bone or joint surgery.
soft padded and coaptation bandage
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Most commonly used limb bandage
Schanz soft padded bandage
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semirigid splint bandage. Brought over trunk to immobilize elbow or shoulder
Spica splint
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external weight bearing device. Used for closed fractures of radius/ulna or tibia/fibula in young dogs.
Schroeder Thomas splint
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prevents weight bearing on forelimb by cradling the forelimb against the shoulder and chest wall.
Velpeau Sling
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Open wounds that develop over bony prominences as a result of pressure in recumbent patients. Donut shaped pad can help treat them
decubital ulcers
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Inability to feel pain
analgesia
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Neural encoding of impending/actual tissue damage.
nociception
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Increased pain
hyperglasia
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nonpainful stimuli
allodynia
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Inhalation anesthesia/intubation
general anesthesia
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Scientific word for neuter or castration
orchiectomy
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Incision into abdominal cavity
laparotomy/celiotomy
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Urinary bladder incision
cystotomy
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Suture of stomach to abdominal wall to fix it in place. Done for gastric torsion
gastropexy
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surical repair of hernia
herniorraphy
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incisor into intestine
enterotomy
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declawing
onychectomy
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hospital acquired infection
nosocomial
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abdominal organs protrude through suture line
eviscerate
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generalized infection spread via bloodstream
septicemia
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Types of postop complications
hemorrhage, seroma/hematoma, infection, wound dehiscence
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most common form of gas sterilization
ethylene oxide
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common form of liquid sterilization
glutaraldehyde solution
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2 accepted methods of surgical scrub
anatomic timed scrub and counted brush stroke method
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prioritizationof treatment based on medical need
triage
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drawer 1 of crash cart
airway items
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drawer 2 of crash cart
venous access
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crash cart drawer 3
emergency drugs
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crash cart drawer 4
emergency respiratory equipment
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crash cart drawer 5
IV fluids
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Extensor rigidy of forelimbs with flaccid hind limbs. Lesion at T2-L4
schiff sherrington posture
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extensor rigidity in front limb abnd opisthotonos
decerebrate
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cessation of functional ventiliation and effective circulation
cardiopulmonary arrest
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caused by decreased intravascular volume which causes decreased venous return, causes decreased stroke volume and cardiac output.

Treatment: fluid treatment, colloid therapy
hypovolemic shock
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increased pulmonary or systemic venous and capillary pressures increase, causing fluids to leak from capillary beds resulting in edema or effusions

Treatment: O2, IV catheter, fluid therapy
congestive heart failure
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Symptoms: dyspnea, tachypnea, cough, pink frothy serosanguinous fluid in nostrils, cyanosis, weakness

Treatment: reduce preload/afterload blood pressure. Vasodilators
Left sided congestive heart failure (LCHF)
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Symptoms: jugular distention, pleural effusion, hepatojugular reflux, ascites, peripheral edema

Treatment: moving pleural fluid
Right sided congestive heart failure (RCHF)
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Aggregation of platelets and fibrin with entrapped cells migrate and lodged at distant site in circulatory system
aortic thromboembolism
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Embolus breaks loose and occludes one or more branches of aorta at aortic trifurcation
saddle thrombus
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Any disease that causes rapid onset of abddominal distress.

Causes: intestinal obstruction, organ displacement, infection, trauma
acute abdomen
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Signs: lethargy, anorexia, dysuria (difficult urination, oliguria (decreased urine), anuria (lack of urine)

Treatment: peritoneal dialysis, hemodialysis
acute renal failure
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Difficult birth
dystocia
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promotes bronchial drainage with minimal irritation by deposting large quantities of bland substances
nebulization
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Used in conjunction with nebulization to promote removal of respiratory secretions
coupage
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Ideal socialization period for dogs
3-12 wks
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Ideal socialization period for cats
2-7 weeks
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Association of stimuli that occur at approx same time or same area
classical conditioning
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Association of activity (operant) w/ punishment or reward. Can be used to refinforce a desired behavior
operant conditioning
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2 professional organizations dog trainers can join
NADOI and APDT
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heavy leather gloves designed to prtoect hands/forearms
gauntlets
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Used to administer an IM injection if alone
snubbing
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distraction techniques for cats
caveman pats and puffs of air
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main tool of restraintused on horses
halter
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device attached to horse’s muzzle to distract its attention from procedure being performed elsewhere on its body by exerting mild pain
twitch
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discipline technique. Float chain that runs down on side ring of halter, over nose, under upper lip or inside mouth connecting to other ring
chain shank
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distraction techniques for horses
skin twitch, eyelid press, ear hold, blindfolding
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restraint device for cattle
squeeze chute
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used on cattle that has tendency to kick milkers
hobbles
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used in cattle to get feet trimmed
tilt table
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used for restraining pigs for venipunctures/injections
hog snare
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Order of systemic approach to physical exam
head and neck, trunk and forelimb, thorax, abdomen, hind limbs, external genitalia and perineum
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level of consciousness
mentation
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difficult breathing
dyspnea
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blood flow to peripheral tissue. Indicated by mucus membrane color, capillary refill time, pulse strength
perfusion
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Life threatening conditions are addressed in this order
airway patency, breathing, circulation, neurologic deficit assessment
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recession of eyeball within the orbit
enophthalmos
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pupil constriction
miosis
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excessive dilation of the pupil
mydriasis
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rapid rhythmic involuntary eye movement
nystagmus
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abnormally low position (drooping) of the upper eyelid
ptosis
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one eye is misaligned with the other when focusing
strabismus
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Most popular way to feed dogs. Several portions offered per day with limited time
portion control
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portion of food is offered for a limited time. Common for puppies
time control
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dietary component that provides some essential nutrient
feedstuff