History and Physical Exam

Historical information from pet owners is always straightforward and rarely requires clarification or reiteration.

False

Which tool is used to assess the patency of a patient's nares?

Glass slide

What should be noted about the pulse during a physical examination?

Rate, quality, and any pulse deficits

An oropharyngeal examination is optional and can be skipped if the pet seems cooperative.

False

Mammary gland examinations are particularly important in sexually intact female dogs and cats due to a higher risk of cancer.

True

Making clients feel comfortable enough to discuss their actions without defending them leads to more accurate information.

True

Effective communication with pet owners about the relevance of their information can influence the quality of care provided to the pet.

True

It is acceptable to document only abnormal findings during a physical examination.

False

Leading questions should be avoided because they can produce inaccurate historical information.

True

When reviewing medications, only prescribed drugs should be considered; over-the-counter treatments are not relevant.

False