Ch 17: Book Questions

A monovalent vaccine, antiserum or antitoxin is one that is developed for

One organism

Hydrophilic substances are

Water loving substance

Movement of water across a selectively permable mebrane along its concentration grandient is

Osmosis

To surgically cut out is to

Excise

The surgical term for side-by-side placment is

Apposition

A device by which a channel may be established for the exit of fluid from a wound is a

Drain

A sawlike edge or border is a

Serration

Another name for an eyeless needle is

Chuck

The term for an excesive level of sodium in the blood is

Hypernatremia

A soultion that is less concentrated that what is it being compared with is known as

Hypertonic

The route of drug administration via the gastrointestinal tract is

Nonparenteral

The term meaning to tie or strangulate is

Ligate

The graded locking protion of an instrument located near the finger rings is the

Ratchet

A needle that has a rounded tip is called a

Taper needle

A instrument that controls bleeding is a

Hemostat

Irrigation of tissue with fluid is called

Levage

The abbreviation bid stands for

Twice daily

A product containing a disease causing organism or antigen administered to stiumlate the production of antiobdies to flight infection is a

Vaccine

A artificial substitute for a disease or mussing part of the body is a

Prosthesis

A instrument used to reflect tissue from bone is an

Elevator

When an animal is being prepped for surgery a cloth called a — is arranged over tis body to provide a sterile field around the area

Drape

There are — millititers in 1 liter

1,000

Three times daily

tid

Drop

gt

With

C (hat)

Intravenously

IV

Intramuscularly

IM

Subcutaneously

SQ

As needed

prn

Nothing orally

NPO

cubic centimeter (same as milliliter)

cc

Every

q

T/F: All medications required a prescription

False

T/F: IM medications are administered through an anesthetic machine

False

T/F: An IV injection is an example of a parenteral route of drug administration

True

T/F: An analgesic produces unconsciousness in animals

False

T/F: A disinfectant kills or inhibits the growth of microorganisms on inanimate objects

True

T/F: An emetic is given to animals to prevent vomiting

Flase

T/F: A mydriatic agent may be used to dilate an animals ete for a retinal examiniation

True

T/F: Puppies are often prescribed anthelmintucs to treat roundworm infections

True

T/F: A RBC will burst if placed in a hypotonic solution

True

T/F: A cat with hyperkalemia may be trated with potassium supplements

False