Question 1

What part of the ulna articulates with the humerus?

Accepted Answer

A) Deltoid tuberosity 
B) Ulnar Cotyloid 
C) Semilunar notch 
D) Tibial crest 
A) Deltoid tuberosity 
B) Ulnar Cotyloid 
C) Semilunar notch 
D) Tibial crest

Question 2

A "source oriented medical record" (SOMR) uses information obtained from various sources to complete the record. How is a "source oriented medical record" ordered?

Accepted Answer

A) By diagnosis 
B) Chronologically 
C) By the source used for information 
D) Alphabetically 
A) By diagnosis 
B) Chronologically 
C) By the source used for information 
D) Alphabetically

Question 3

If a horse requires a bandage that is distal to the carpus or tarsus, where would you apply this bandage?

Accepted Answer

A) Lower limb 
B) Upper limb 
C) Dock of the tail 
D) The head 
A) Lower limb 
B) Upper limb 
C) Dock of the tail 
D) The head

Question 4

Which of the following actions can result in a horse developing phlebitis?

Accepted Answer

A) Irritating solutions being injected outside of a vein 
B) A traumatic injury to the poll area 
C) Aspiration of a medical due to improper stomach tube placement 
D) Placing an over tight bandage on the dock 
A) Irritating solutions being injected outside of a vein 
B) A traumatic injury to the poll area 
C) Aspiration of a medical due to improper stomach tube placement 
D) Placing an over tight bandage on the dock

Question 5

Of the three primary types of livestock digestive systems, how many stomachs does a Pseudo-ruminant possess?

Accepted Answer

A) Two 
B) Four 
C) Three 
D) One 
A) Two 
B) Four 
C) Three 
D) One

Question 6

What is the best method for restraining an ostrich for an examination or venipuncture?

Accepted Answer

A) Place a hood on them 
B) Place a hobble on them 
C) Secure them in cross ties 
D) Ostrich cannot be manually restrained; chemical sedation is the only method 
A) Place a hood on them 
B) Place a hobble on them 
C) Secure them in cross ties 
D) Ostrich cannot be manually restrained; chemical sedation is the only method

Question 7

Although OSHA does not have specific standards detailing procedures for animal handling, which clause is in place for covering employee safety in the veterinary hospital?

Accepted Answer

A) The Animal Worker Clause 
B) The General Duty Clause 
C) The Bites and Scratches Clause 
D) The Veterinary Safety Act 
A) The Animal Worker Clause 
B) The General Duty Clause 
C) The Bites and Scratches Clause 
D) The Veterinary Safety Act

Question 8

What are the specialized cardiac muscle fibers that conduct the current that allows a heart to beat?

Accepted Answer

A) Purkinje 
B) Pericardial sinus 
C) Fibrous pericardium 
D) Intravenous tubercle 
A) Purkinje 
B) Pericardial sinus 
C) Fibrous pericardium 
D) Intravenous tubercle

Question 9

If, for whatever reason, a foal is separated from the dam at birth, it must have colostrum administered in order to survive. How soon after birth should colostrum be administered to an orphan foal?

Accepted Answer

A) Within 36 hours 
B) Within 72 hours 
C) Within 48 hours 
D) Within 24 hours 
A) Within 36 hours 
B) Within 72 hours 
C) Within 48 hours 
D) Within 24 hours

Question 10

Which of the following conditions can cause corneal ulceration in a dog?

Accepted Answer

A) An ointment containing hydrocortisone 
B) Entropion 
C) An ointment containing neobacimyx 
D) Both A and B 
A) An ointment containing hydrocortisone 
B) Entropion 
C) An ointment containing neobacimyx 
D) Both A and B

Question 11

Kittens that are fed large quantities of unsaturated fatty acids, such as mackerel or tuna packed in oil, can suffer from pansteatitis (yellow fat disease). What antioxidant is used to combat this condition?

Accepted Answer

A) Vitamin A 
B) Vitamin E 
C) Vitamin D3 
D) Vitamin B-12 
A) Vitamin A 
B) Vitamin E 
C) Vitamin D3 
D) Vitamin B-12

Question 12

Which of the following conditions are responsible for the behavioral disorder in horses known as weaving?

Accepted Answer

A) Restriction of social interaction 
B) Excessive amount of protein in the feed 
C) Excessive exercise 
D) Restriction of normal locomotive function 
A) Restriction of social interaction 
B) Excessive amount of protein in the feed 
C) Excessive exercise 
D) Restriction of normal locomotive function

Question 13

What viral disease of horses is transmitted by biting insects and causes clinical signs that include anemia, fever, weight loss, and ventral abdomen edema?

Accepted Answer

A) Rocky mountain spotted fever 
B) Equine Infectious anemia 
C) Western encephalitis 
D) Strangles 
A) Rocky mountain spotted fever 
B) Equine Infectious anemia 
C) Western encephalitis 
D) Strangles

Question 14

In a cat, what is the muscle that originates from the coracoid process of the scapula, inserts at the proximal end of the humerus, and whose mode of action is to adduct the humerus?

Accepted Answer

A) Palmaris longus 
B) Coracobrachialis 
C) Pronator teres 
D) Flexor digitorum profundus 
A) Palmaris longus 
B) Coracobrachialis 
C) Pronator teres 
D) Flexor digitorum profundus

Question 15

Which statement best describes the function of the parotid gland?

Accepted Answer

A) Secrets viscous fluid for joint lubrication 
B) Secretes white blood cells 
C) Secretes saliva 
D) Secretes hormones 
A) Secrets viscous fluid for joint lubrication 
B) Secretes white blood cells 
C) Secretes saliva 
D) Secretes hormones

Question 16

Which of the following statements would represent a legal argument against computerized "paperless" medical records?

Accepted Answer

A) Poor transfer of digital images 
B) Poor electronic organization 
C) Faulty data input methods 
D) Record alterations 
A) Poor transfer of digital images 
B) Poor electronic organization 
C) Faulty data input methods 
D) Record alterations

Question 17

A "problem oriented medical record" (POMR) is chronologically ordered according to which of the following criteria?

Accepted Answer

A) Each treatment prescribed 
B) Each office visit 
C) Each identified health problem 
D) Each surgical event 
A) Each treatment prescribed 
B) Each office visit 
C) Each identified health problem 
D) Each surgical event

Question 18

John's dog has a fracture in which one side of the bone is broken and the other side is only bent. What type of fracture does John's dog have?

Accepted Answer

A) Comminuted 
B) Greenstick 
C) Compound 
D) Epiphyseal 
A) Comminuted 
B) Greenstick 
C) Compound 
D) Epiphyseal

Question 19

Which of the following choices accurately explains what a pulse deficit is?

Accepted Answer

A) The heart rate is lower than the pulse rate 
B) The pulse rate is lower than the heart rate 
C) The pulse rate is higher than the heart rate 
D) The heart rate is equal to the pulse rate 
A) The heart rate is lower than the pulse rate 
B) The pulse rate is lower than the heart rate 
C) The pulse rate is higher than the heart rate 
D) The heart rate is equal to the pulse rate

Question 20

For nutritional purposes, which statement most closely defines the function of measurable energy (in calories) for different foods?

Accepted Answer

A) The portion of the partial energy of a diet that is derived from animal proteins 
B) The portion of the partial energy of a diet that is consumed 
C) The portion of the total energy of a diet that is expended from the body 
D) The portion of the total energy of a diet that is retained within the body 
A) The portion of the partial energy of a diet that is derived from animal proteins 
B) The portion of the partial energy of a diet that is consumed 
C) The portion of the total energy of a diet that is expended from the body 
D) The portion of the total energy of a diet that is retained within the body

What part of the ulna articulates with the humerus?

A "source oriented medical record" (SOMR) uses information obtained from various sources to complete the record. How is a "source oriented medical record" ordered?

If a horse requires a bandage that is distal to the carpus or tarsus, where would you apply this bandage?

Which of the following actions can result in a horse developing phlebitis?

Of the three primary types of livestock digestive systems, how many stomachs does a Pseudo-ruminant possess?

What is the best method for restraining an ostrich for an examination or venipuncture?

Although OSHA does not have specific standards detailing procedures for animal handling, which clause is in place for covering employee safety in the veterinary hospital?

What are the specialized cardiac muscle fibers that conduct the current that allows a heart to beat?

If, for whatever reason, a foal is separated from the dam at birth, it must have colostrum administered in order to survive. How soon after birth should colostrum be administered to an orphan foal?

Which of the following conditions can cause corneal ulceration in a dog?

Kittens that are fed large quantities of unsaturated fatty acids, such as mackerel or tuna packed in oil, can suffer from pansteatitis (yellow fat disease). What antioxidant is used to combat this condition?

Which of the following conditions are responsible for the behavioral disorder in horses known as weaving?

What viral disease of horses is transmitted by biting insects and causes clinical signs that include anemia, fever, weight loss, and ventral abdomen edema?

In a cat, what is the muscle that originates from the coracoid process of the scapula, inserts at the proximal end of the humerus, and whose mode of action is to adduct the humerus?

Which statement best describes the function of the parotid gland?

Which of the following statements would represent a legal argument against computerized "paperless" medical records?

A "problem oriented medical record" (POMR) is chronologically ordered according to which of the following criteria?

John's dog has a fracture in which one side of the bone is broken and the other side is only bent. What type of fracture does John's dog have?

Which of the following choices accurately explains what a pulse deficit is?

For nutritional purposes, which statement most closely defines the function of measurable energy (in calories) for different foods?

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What part of the ulna articulates with the humerus?

A "source oriented medical record" (SOMR) uses information obtained from various sources to complete the record. How is a "source oriented medical record" ordered?

If a horse requires a bandage that is distal to the carpus or tarsus, where would you apply this bandage?

Which of the following actions can result in a horse developing phlebitis?

Of the three primary types of livestock digestive systems, how many stomachs does a Pseudo-ruminant possess?

What is the best method for restraining an ostrich for an examination or venipuncture?

Although OSHA does not have specific standards detailing procedures for animal handling, which clause is in place for covering employee safety in the veterinary hospital?

What are the specialized cardiac muscle fibers that conduct the current that allows a heart to beat?

If, for whatever reason, a foal is separated from the dam at birth, it must have colostrum administered in order to survive. How soon after birth should colostrum be administered to an orphan foal?

Which of the following conditions can cause corneal ulceration in a dog?

Kittens that are fed large quantities of unsaturated fatty acids, such as mackerel or tuna packed in oil, can suffer from pansteatitis (yellow fat disease). What antioxidant is used to combat this condition?

Which of the following conditions are responsible for the behavioral disorder in horses known as weaving?

What viral disease of horses is transmitted by biting insects and causes clinical signs that include anemia, fever, weight loss, and ventral abdomen edema?

In a cat, what is the muscle that originates from the coracoid process of the scapula, inserts at the proximal end of the humerus, and whose mode of action is to adduct the humerus?

Which statement best describes the function of the parotid gland?

Which of the following statements would represent a legal argument against computerized "paperless" medical records?

A "problem oriented medical record" (POMR) is chronologically ordered according to which of the following criteria?

John's dog has a fracture in which one side of the bone is broken and the other side is only bent. What type of fracture does John's dog have?

Which of the following choices accurately explains what a pulse deficit is?

For nutritional purposes, which statement most closely defines the function of measurable energy (in calories) for different foods?

Anesthesia

Dentistry

Imaging

Lab Procedures

Pharmacology

Surgical

CVPM

Analgesia

Critical Care

Filters