History and Physical Practice Quiz

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History and Physical Practice Quiz, Unit 5, in the course Introduction to Veterinary Technology at Penn Foster

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What's the normal temperature for a horse?

99°F to 101°F

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What's the purpose of palpation in a physical exam?

It involves touch and how the various body tissues and structures feel

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Which section of the medical record contains quantifiable data about the animal?

Objective

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If a walk-on scale for horses is unavailable, you may use what tool to measure and convert into total body weight?

Heart-girth tape

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The examination of the gastrointestinal system should begin where?

The mouth

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What does VCPR mean?

Veterinary Client Patient Relationship

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When counting the respiratory rate, if you auscultate for 15 seconds, you should multiply the result by what number to arrive at breaths per minute?

4

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Which of these vital signs should be identical to each other, even though they're two separate vital signs being tested?

Heart rate and pulse rate

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It's important that veterinary technicians ask what type of questions to the client to gather the best data?

Open-ended

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Which section of the medical record contains the possible differential diagnoses for the problem?

Assessment

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What are the names of the numerical systems used to assess the animal's body mass?

Body Condition Score (BCS) and Muscle Condition Score (MCS)

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A body systems history and review may be approached in which of the following ways?

Nose to tail, system by system

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When obtaining vital signs of weight, heart rate, respiration rate, mucous membrane color, capillary refill time, and body temperature, which vital sign should you obtain last?

Temperature

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In what order are medical records typically kept?

Reverse chronological order

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A proper examination of the integumentary system includes assessment of which of the following?

Skin, hair, nails, scales

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In terms of the physical exam, what tasks may the veterinary technician be responsible for?

Interviewing the client

Interpreting the body systems history

Taking the body systems history

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Which questions would be considered part of the environmental history?

a. Has your pet travelled recently?

b. Does your pet spend time outdoors?

c. Does your pet have allergies to the outdoors?

d. Does your pet socialize with other pets?

a. Has your pet travelled recently?

b. Does your pet spend time outdoors?

d. Does your pet socialize with other pets?

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Cornea

Transparent layer that covers the front of the eye

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Conjunctiva

Membrane that covers the eyeball and inside of the eyelids

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Sclera

White of the eye

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The medical record is a legal document containing all pertinent information about an animal's health and must include which of the following?

a. Diagnostic testing and results

b. List of groomers and dog parks visited

c. All communication between the clinic and client

d. Dates of vaccination

a. Diagnostic testing and results

c. All communication between the clinic and client

d. Dates of vaccination

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Stethoscope

Heart

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Otoscope

Ears

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Ophthalmoscope

Eyes