Veterinary Medicine Practice Test

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• Which item(s) is/are commonly considered not to be a biohazardous substance in typical practice safety conversation?
• In veterinary dosing, what does SID stand for?
• An immature female pig is known as which term?
• The __________________________ is white in color and has large, drooping ears that cover most of its face.
• Which statement about the Snap Canine Heartworm Test is true?
• What is the scientific name for hookworm?
• Which structure is NOT included in the circulatory system?
• In birds, which structure transports the egg from the ovary to the oviduct?
• What parasite transmits Lyme disease?
• Anemia is defined as what?
• Which internal parasite is most common in puppies and kittens?
• An animal requires 30 mg of Gentocin IV. Gentocin is available in concentrations of 50 mg/mL and 100 mg/mL. How many milliliters are needed for a 30 mg dose at each concentration?
• A sexually mature male bovine is called
• In canine heartworm disease, adult worms are found primarily in which heart chamber?
• The bellyband should _______ slightly as it is wrapped.
• Which factor does not affect temperature, pulse, and respiration (TPR) during a physical exam?
• Vaccine is defined as
• A patient weighing 22 lb requires 0.2 mg/kg; how many mg should be given?
• Which term is abbreviated to PCV in lab reports to denote the percentage of red blood cells?
• Which heart lining forms the inner surface of the heart chambers?
• What is the professional called who trims and shoes a horse's hooves?
• A veterinary technician inventories medication containers and counts 1,137 safety-lock containers, 963 easy-open containers, 413 15 mL bottles, 1,265 30 mL bottles, and 258 ointment containers. What is the total number of containers?
• In veterinary practice, drenching specifically refers to which administration method?
• Which of the following is NOT a disease-causing agent for zoonotic diseases?
• What is the study of disease causes called?
• The term that means of, or relating to horses:
• A veterinary technician is calculating the bill for hospital care for a cat which received a kidney transplant. The bill for medical services and care was $2,685. The owners paid $1,389 when they picked up the cat. A few weeks later they paid another $497. How much do they still owe?
• The level of fluid in the liter bags reads at the 700 mark. How much fluid has been given?
• People who work with animals daily are ____________ faced with potentially dangerous situations.
• Which breed is white and has long, drooping ears that cover most of its face?
• Sheep have _____ chromosomes.
• In the Cephalexin prescription example, how many capsules are prescribed in total?
• Which of these is NOT a disease-causing agent for zoonotic diseases?
• Which of the following is NOT a factor in determining zoonotic disease risk?
• What is a freemartin?
• In veterinary medicine, what term refers to an organism capable of causing disease?
• Which statement best defines zoonotic diseases?
• Which of the following is not a primary action of testosterone?
• A chicken has a heart rate of 275 beats per minute. Is that normal?
• Determine the number of pounds in 10.5 kilograms.
• An animal shelter worker is preparing formula for orphaned puppies. There are 9 puppies and each needs 2 ounces of formula. How many ounces must be prepared?
• A veterinary assistant counts the exam gloves in each room and determines there are 338, 191, 87, 420, 206, and 76 gloves. What is the total number of gloves?
• A veterinary technician counts leukocytes in four areas, sums them, and multiplies by 50 to obtain the leukocyte count. If the counts are 23, 27, 28 and 34, what is the correct leukocyte count?
• Spaying is defined as which procedure?
• Which breed is white and has drooping ears typical of Chester White?
• Diseases that can be transmitted to humans are known as:
• Which breed is white and has erect ears?
• From the brucellosis blood-volume data, which group contributed the largest total volume?
• Which urine collection method is least invasive in a dog?
• After autoclaving a surgical pack, you notice that the autoclave tape looks the same as it did when you placed it in the autoclave. What should you do now?
• OSHA was created in _________.
• Which needle gauge has the smallest bore?
• Leg bandages on horses are started on the ______ part of the leg and wrapped toward the back.
• Which breed is white with long ears that cover most of its face?
• A veterinary technician uses 1/2 oz, 3/4 oz, and 5/8 oz of solution for three tests. What is the total amount used?
• A dog weighs 50 pounds. Approximately how many kilograms is that?
• A mature horse's hoof growth per month falls within which range?
• The operating room should be cleaned
• Which acronym indicates dosing that should occur twice daily?
• When a patient is having an ovariohysterectomy performed, the patient is placed in __________ recumbency.
• 0.2 liters is equal to how many milliliters?
• In the same Buttons case, what was the respiratory rate on examination?
• Average monthly hoof growth for a mature horse falls within which range?
• The cardiovascular system is composed of:
• In the telephone protocol described, which ring count should be used to answer calls?
• Which statement best describes the total weight of the forequarter and rear-quarter halves combined?
• Ringworm is best described as which kind of organism?
• Examination by tapping the surface to determine density of a body area is called?
• Which cell type is primarily responsible for carrying oxygen?
• In poultry terminology, what is the term for an adult female chicken?
• What is the most commonly used bedding material in the small animal clinic?
• Which cell type would not be expected in a urine sediment analysis?
• For safety, two people are required to lift anything weighing more than how many pounds?
• In vivo vaccination involves injecting the vaccine into which site?
• Which term best describes a young chicken?
• Which observation best fits the scenario where a dog’s foul odor is discussed with ear, skin, and dental health concerns?
• A chicken has a heart rate of 275 beats per minute. Is that normal?
• In a cat with end-stage renal disease receiving epoetin at 100 units/kg, and weighing 5.5 pounds, how many units should be delivered?
• Linda is going to perform a laboratory test. Where is it possible for her to do this?
• In poultry medicine, vaccinating in ovo means injecting the vaccine into which site?
• Ancylostoma caninum is the scientific name for which parasite?
• Which statement describes cystocentesis?
• Which organ is NOT considered part of the cardiovascular system?
• Where do heartworms congregate when in the heart?
• Which of the following parasites is considered an endoparasite?
• A dog with estrogen-responsive incontinence is treated with diethylstilbestrol (DES) at 1 mg daily for 3 days, followed by 1 mg weekly. DES tablets are available in 1-mg and 5-mg strengths. How many milligrams are administered over a 3-week course?
• In the last few hours I have noticed that my dog has been drooling excessively, especially since she never really drools. What could cause this?
• Which breed is red with white face and legs?
• What is spermatogenesis?
• Which statement best describes cleaning in sanitation?
• What is 0.01 grams expressed in milligrams?
• If a prescription requires 500 mg of amoxicillin and tablets on hand are 250 mg, how many tablets should be administered?
• Increased specific gravity could indicate all of the following EXCEPT:
• Sexually mature female of the ovine species.
• A liter bag is marked at 700 mL; how much more fluid is needed to reach 1 liter?
• Which cattle breed is a dairy breed?
• Which connective tissue connects bone to bone?
• Which urine collection method is used in urinalysis?
• What is the best first action after a dog bite from a vaccinated dog?
• Ideally, which bedding material is recommended for a horse?
• Rigo's hookworm infection could have which routes of transmission?
• 2.5 g equals how many milligrams?
• Formalin is most commonly used for which purpose?
• According to the Controlled Substance Act, she must
• In Brucellosis, abortions occur typically in which stage of pregnancy?
• What is the mean value of the six BP readings 115, 120, 123, 121, 121, 112 rounded to the nearest whole number?
• What is the total Ketamine dose (in mg) required for the 12.5 lb cat at 22 mg/kg, given the weight in kilograms?
• Which device spins samples rapidly to separate elements based on weight?
• The capillary refill time (CRT) for Buddy is 1 second. The chart records the CRT as:
• DES tablets are available in which strength combinations?
• For a prescription of 1 tablet by mouth twice daily for 7 days, how many tablets are required?
• What term describes a young female pig that has not yet produced offspring?
• A horse with a body temperature of 102.4°F is most consistent with which assessment?
• How is total magnification on a compound microscope calculated?
• Which tools can be used to determine urine specific gravity?
• Which of the following combinations describes the clinical signs of heartworm disease?
• What is the main difference between the testes of mammals and the testes of poultry?
• What is the purpose of a dosimeter in PPE when performing radiology?
• Which of these is a chemical that Sammy would NOT have evaluated in urine?
• What term means of, or relating to cats?
• Which structure is NOT part of the circulatory system?
• When dealing with radioactive equipment, you should always wear:
• The term that means of, or relating to poultry, is called what?
• A bacteria or virus that causes clinical disease is called what?
• When an animal is presented with an abnormality cranial to a certain body structure, the word cranial means:
• Which of the following is NOT a zoonotic disease caused by bacteria?
• Which breed is commonly used as a maternal line in commercial pig production and is white with long ears?
• A function of the circulatory system is
• Which breed is white in color and has drooping ears?
• Lyme Disease is a disease caused by a spiral-shaped bacterium, Borrelia burgdorferi. Which of the following can become infected?
• Which is NOT a function of the uterus?
• In pharmacology, what does it mean when a tablet is scored?
• Which of the following breeds of sheep is considered a fine wool breed?
• A vet tech purchases a new uniform. The top costs $31, pants $28, shoes $56, socks $7, and a name pin $4. What is the total cost?
• Which of the following is a sign of non-verbal communication expressing joy?
• Which term describes the surgical removal of male reproductive organs?
• What is the concentration of the epoetin formulation described in the case?
• In Kyra's case, how many DES tablets are needed for the first three days?
• A prescription can be fulfilled by taking how many tablets per dose?
• If a drug is given every 6 hours, how many doses are administered in 24 hours?
• In the estrogen-responsive incontinence case, which finding was not observed?
• Eight veterinary technicians earn $13 per hour. If everyone works 40 hours per week, what is the weekly payroll?
• Which breed of swine is characterized by being black in color with four white feet and/or legs, a short wrinkled snout, and medium erect ears?
• Which artery supplies blood to the head?
• Leptospirosis is caused by which organism?
• How many vacutainers were filled in total?
• What is the approximate average volume per vacutainer in this dataset?
• In avian anatomy, which structure is responsible for transporting the egg from the ovary to the oviduct?
• Which term describes the first phase of digestion?
• A veterinary pharmaceutical company technician uses a 480-mL flask of rabies vaccine solution to fill individual vials. If each vial holds 1/30 of the volume of the flask, how many mL of vaccine are in each vial?
• When scheduling appointments in a veterinary practice, which factor is most important to schedule first?
• You are restraining a Besenji dog for cephalic venipuncture. When the operator says 'Okay', he is most likely asking you to:
• Which statement correctly describes poultry oviducts in relation to mammals?
• Which of the following is a beef breed?
• Left-sided heart disease in dogs is commonly associated with which pulmonary finding?
• A veterinary assistant must inventory all supplies each month. She counts the following number of thermometers: 4, 12, 7, 23, and 9. What is the total number of thermometers?
• _____ is essential for organ structure, nutrient transport and energy utilization.
• Which zoonotic disease is fatal in humans?
• Which action is recommended to monitor anal glands for swelling prevention?
• Which mineral is most associated with organ structure, nutrient transport and energy utilization?
• Which position minimizes exposure to inhaled anesthesia gas?
• Which heart layer is the muscular middle layer of the heart wall?
• One of the fastest means of getting drugs into the bloodstream is
• Dystocia can be defined as?
• Anemia is defined as?
• A female of the equine species that is four years of age or older.
• Which instrument is used to auscultate the heart and lungs?
• All telephone calls should be answered by the ______ ring.
• Which dairy cattle breed is commonly known for the highest milk production?
• The normal pulse (bpm) for a pig is approximately which value?
• A vet diagnosed Bill's lamb with dyspnea. What does this mean?
• The roundworm is often described as looking like which of the following?
• To prevent the spread of zoonotic diseases in a clinic, which measures are recommended?
• Which item is not a hazard category in safety assessments?
• Carbohydrates contain or include:
• What time of day does the doctor typically perform surgeries?
• How can dogs become infected with water-borne parasites?
• Which statement best describes the restraint guideline used to protect both the animal and personnel during veterinary procedures?
• Which item is NOT typically included on a material safety data sheet?
• An animal has a superficial wound. Superficial means:
• A dog is prescribed metronidazole 250 mg tablets to take 1 tablet by mouth twice daily for 10 days. How many tablets are required to complete the course?
• Which acronym is used when administering medication twice a day?
• What term describes a collection of pus that accumulates in a cavity due to infection?
• An orchiectomy is:
• Grass tetany is a result of
• Which area would the CVA evaluate EXCEPT when assessing the integumentary system of a horse?
• Pericardium is:
• What does Brucellosis cause?
• Which process describes the production of ova in females?
• What is the total time required to complete the film developing process given the step times: Developer 2 1/4 minutes, Rinse 3/4 minute, Fix solution 3 1/2 minutes, Final wash 19 minutes?
• Feline calicivirus (FCV) is caused by which type of organism?
• In the described case, a 12.5 lb cat requires Ketamine at 22 mg/kg IM. If Ketamine is 100 mg/mL, what volume (mL) should be given to achieve the dose?
• Rabies is transmitted by:
• Lyme disease is caused by which type of organism?
• The five types of white blood cells are: which of the following is a correct listing?
• Anthrax is classified as which type of disease?
• Which group had the smallest per-tube volume in the brucellosis sampling?
• Sammy found a decreased specific gravity in the urine. This could indicate all of the following EXCEPT:
• Giving birth in sheep is known as which term?
• Which item would you expect to see on a cage card for a patient?
• In the described scenario, hookworm transmission could occur by which routes?
• What is the common percentage composition of Brahman and British breeds in American cattle?
• Which of the following is classified as a Hound Breed?
• A veterinary technician is designing an X-ray development unit. To prevent radiation, the walls must be at least 2 5/8 inches thick if gypsum sheet rock is used or 1/16 inch thick if lead is embedded. What is the difference in thickness between the two walls?
• To prevent inhaling gas when you are monitoring anesthesia, it is best to stand:
• Total magnification on a microscope with 15x eyepiece and 100x objective is:
• What does BID indicate in a prescription?
• A compound fracture is defined as which?
• Most surgical instruments are manufactured from which material?
• What type of connective tissue connects muscles to bones?
• The act of giving birth in horses is called what?
• You regularly order six 10-ml vials per month of a drug that has a concentration of 50 mg/ml. Now that same drug is only available in 20-ml vials of 10 mg/ml. How many vials should you order this month?
• A mature female of the galline species is called what?
• When breathing stops, the medical term is:
• Which of the following is NOT a warning sign that a dog or cat may bite?
• Which breed of swine is solid black with a white belt at the shoulder and small erect ears?
• Feline viral Rhinotracheitis symptoms include:
• Gram stain bottle 144 mL; each slide 18 mL; slides stained.
• Which statement best defines IBR?
• If there are problems in the right side of the heart, which condition is most likely to occur?
• Which of the following is the name of the set of guidelines to protect employees?
• One quarter of a liter equals how many milliliters?
• Zoonotic disease means:
• Blood returning from the lungs enters which heart chamber?
• In porcine species, a mature female that has produced young is:
• In equine terminology, an immature male is called a?
• What term means of, or relating to cats?
• Which breed is white with drooping ears?
• A stethoscope is commonly used to listen to the heart, lungs, and which other type of sounds?
• Which breed matches the description of a red and white-faced breed with erect ears?
• Which of the following best describes the feline's primary line of defense?
• Which method is NOT used to dispose of dead birds in a poultry facility?
• Luke, a border collie, has a problem in the left side of the heart. What other problem will likely occur?
• A sexually mature male of the ovine species.
• A female of the equine species that is four years of age or older.
• Erythrocytes are microscopic cells also called:
• What is the typical duration of a dog's estrus?
• Hazard Communication Standard is primarily concerned with which of the following?
• Which disease abbreviation corresponds to a bovine respiratory disease?
• Neuter refers to which statement in veterinary medicine?
• Which IV solution listed is a balanced crystalloid solution?
• The term that means of, or relating to dogs:
• Which animal was used in the 1200 mg Streptomycin dosing example?
• Which of the following would be considered a brachycephalic breed?
• What is the combined weight of the calf and the placenta?
• Which statement correctly describes the oviducts of mammals and poultry?
• IBR stands for which disease?
• In poultry, the testes are located where?
• Which unit conversion is correct?
• Which sequence correctly describes the procedure for taking a rectal temperature with a clinical thermometer?
• Which vessel carries blood away from the heart to the lungs?
• Spermatogenesis is defined as which of the following?
• Which pig breed is white in color and has erect ears?
• Referring to the lower or bottom view: Ventral, Anterior, Dorsal, Cranial.
• Which is the first of the five steps of the digestive process?
• For the prescription with Sig: 1 tab PO, BID x 14 days, then 1 tab BID prn, what is the minimum number of tablets?
• Bone marrow produces which of the following?
• Which breed is known for a white coat and erect ears, often used in crossbreeding?
• Which anatomical term describes the belly side of an animal?
• Which hormones are the primary hormones produced by the ovaries?
• A zookeeper administers 1200 mg of Streptomycin to a pot-bellied pig over 24 hours, dosing every 6 hours. What is the amount per dose?
• Which of the following is not a disease that affects dogs?
• The breed described as having a red and white face with two white feet, a long face, and erect ears is which breed?
• Which tissue is the soft, V-shaped structure located in the center bottom of a horse's hoof?
• Which of the following is NOT a function of the epididymis?
• Which avian organ is a muscular grinding chamber that may contain grit?
• A cow weighed 1,743 pounds prior to calving. The calf weighed 97 pounds and the placenta and amniotic fluid weighed 189 pounds. How much did the cow weigh after calving?
• Six blood pressure readings are 115, 120, 123, 121, 121, and 112 mm Hg. What is the average value rounded to the nearest whole number?
• A female animal that has not produced a calf is called what?
• The term that means 'of, or relating to horses' is
• A machine that spins samples very rapidly to separate elements based on weight is a:
• The term that means of, or relating to swine
• The term that means of, or relating to cattle is which of the following?
• Rabies is transmitted through which of the following?
• Which disease is commonly considered zoonotic?
• In horses, when a fixed object is grabbed with the incisor teeth and air is drawn in repetitively through the mouth, this is called:
• A pathogen is:
• Cryptorchidism is defined as the condition in which one or both testicles remain in the body cavity.
• The study of disease causes is known as:
• In a leukocyte count using a hemocytometer, why is the sum of quadrant counts multiplied by 50?
• A dog weighing 50 pounds is given fenbendazole at 50 mg/kg PO for 3 days using a 10% suspension. How many milliliters should be given per dose?
• Microfilaria are:
• Which two factors determine an animal's disposition?
• The percentage of red blood cells in the blood is called which term?
• The veterinarian requests 600 cc of a solution. The measuring instrument only has marks for milliliters. You know the correct equivalent of 600 cc in milliliters because:
• With your veterinarian's permission, which medication can you give your dog if they have an allergic reaction?
• In Kyra’s case, what is her age and breed?
• In a small dog, a fluctuating heart rate is described by which medical term?
• Which action is appropriate after a dog bite from a vaccinated dog?
• Which of the following animals is NOT a cecal fermenter?
• Which of the following is NOT a recommended method for tick removal?
• Dyspnea describes which clinical sign?
• Which statement best completes the sentence: Temperature, pulse and respiration rates tend to _________ as size of the animal _________.
• Which weekly payroll calculation is correct for eight technicians earning $13 per hour for 40 hours?
• In cattle, what term describes a female that has produced a calf?
• Which term is used to denote poultry in veterinary language?
• Ketamine vial concentration used in the case is what?
• Which of the following statements best describes what can ONLY a veterinarian do?
• Goats have how many chromosomes?
• Which situation would be considered an emergency?
• Which of the following is a zoonotic disease?
• Six 12-ounce puppies need deworming medication at 1 mL per pound. What is the total volume required?
• The Occupational Safety and Health Act established OSHA in the Department of Labor in what year?
• Which disinfectant is toxic to cats?
• Which step in the film developing process takes the longest time?
• Which component is primarily responsible for filtration of blood to form urine?
• If a dose instruction reads '2 capsules STAT; then 1 capsule BID for 14 days', how many capsules are needed in total?
• MSDS stands for which document?
• A statement about MSDS is that it provides safety hazards, handling and storage, and first-aid measures.
• What term describes a sexually mature female sheep?
• Which animals can become infected with Borrelia burgdorferi?
• The Right to Know is a foundational OSHA standard that primarily protects workers by requiring information about what?
• Which type of mite can cause a zoonotic disease?
• In cattle terminology, what is the term for a female that has calved?
• What is the vector for heartworms?
• Which dairy cattle breed produces the most milk?
• Both sheep and goats have which type of hooves?
• Which of the following substances is not considered a bio-hazardous substance?
• In the context of medication containers, which type is used for ointments?
• Which of the following animals is a cecal fermenter?
• Rascal, a 2 year old dog has a foul odor. What could be the cause?
• A veterinary technician notes that a dog’s leukocyte count before surgery was 18,645. Two days after the surgery, the patient had a leukocyte count of 8,968. What is the difference in the leukocyte counts?
• The term 'bovine' refers to which animal group?
• The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is part of which U.S. federal department?
• Which drug schedule has no current accepted medical use?
• NOT an example of a biohazard poster?
• In the microbiologist example, how much longer is a bacterium than the smallest virus in mcm?
• An animal health technician is stocking flea control products. He stocks three cases of spray containing 24 cans per case, 13 cases of shampoo with 12 bottles per case, 5 boxes of foam with 10 cans per case, and 6 cases of powder with 8 boxes per case. Three days later he calculates that 35 cans of spray, 18 bottles of shampoo, 5 cans of foam and 21 bottles of powder have been sold. How many total items of flea killing preparations are left in the cabinet?
• Which artery is commonly palpated to check a dog's pulse?
• Frank, a 60lb bulldog, needs to receive 60 mg of Prednisone once every other day for 10 days. How many total milligrams of Prednisone does Frank need for 10 days?
• Which term is NOT one of the five main white blood cell types?
• How many milligrams are in 3.5 grams?
• When you are bitten, scratched, or cut while handling animals, what should you do first?
• What are the primary functions of the hormones that the ovaries produce?
• A normal capillary refill time (CRT) is which of the following?
• An MSDS must contain
• What is the recommended method to remove a tick?
• Which term means relating to sheep?
• Which term correctly identifies a newborn chicken?
• What material are most surgical instruments made from?
• Which hazard is associated with radiography?
• If an animal was suffering from anaphylactic shock, it would be
• What does purple color change in CO2 absorbent granules usually indicate?
• In a veterinary prescription, what does the term STAT indicate?
• A set of signs that occur together is called a/an:
• Which disease is transmitted by ticks?
• Rabies is caused by which type of pathogen?
• Which breed of dog is less likely to cause human allergies?
• Which of the following is NOT a hazard that you would face while working in a veterinary clinic?
• A dog that licks his feet, rubs his face, or scratches behind his elbows may be showing signs of:
• Translate the ratio 1:100 into a percent.
• A veterinarian orders 4.4 mg/kg of Carprofen for pain control divided into two equal daily doses for a 50-lb dog. On hand are 100-mg scored tablets. How many tablets is/are administered each morning and afternoon?
• Which statement is true about milliliters and cubic centimeters?
• Which term describes the production of male gametes?
• In a 24-hour period, a calf received several IV solutions. What is the total milliliters?
• A 12.5 lb cat weighs how many kilograms?
• Which of the following best describes a dog estrus duration of 4-21 days with mean 9 days?
• Which hormone is the primary product of the testes?
• Which protozoan is commonly associated with cat litter pans and gardening?
• Which term means relating to pigs?
• In the case of Buttons the cat, what was the heart rate on examination?
• IBR is best described as a viral disease affecting which body system?
• The amount of fecal matter needed for a canine or feline fecal analysis is approximately:
• Which of the following is NOT included on a cage card?
• Where are identification tags usually placed on cattle?
• 1000 mg equals how many grams?
• In veterinary practice, drenching refers to which of the following?
• Where must all needles and syringes be disposed of after use?
• In hematology reports, PCV stands for which measure?
• A veterinarian takes blood samples from cows for brucellosis testing. If 16 vacutainers with 10 cc, 31 vacutainers with 9.5 cc, 28 vacutainers with 7 cc, and 15 vacutainers with 8.5 cc were collected, what is the total volume in cc?
• Zoonotic diseases are defined as diseases that can be transmitted between which groups?
• Sue is taking the temperature and pulse of Max, a medium-sized dog. What should she expect the normal body temperature and pulse rate to be?
• A patient weighing 22 lb requires 0.2 mg/kg. Which dose is closest to the calculated amount?
• Which is NOT a recommended prevention method for anal sac swelling?
• Bone marrow produces which of the following?
• In the size example, which unit is abbreviated as mcm?
• What does the ABCs of CPR stand for?
• Which of the following is an example of a fungus?
• Which is the correct flow of blood through the heart?
• An animal that is comfortable with a halter and responds to the commands of the person who is leading it is described as halter broken.
• Which item is not considered safety equipment?
• Which of these is NOT part of the filtration process in the urinary system?
• What is the cost per pound of the dog food given the bag size, daily serving, and cup weight?
• What is a method of prevention for anal sac swelling?
• Anthrax is classified as which type of disease?
• What is the medical term for lying down?
• Which option lists the symptoms most associated with distemper?
• A disinfectant is defined as:
• What are the approximate percentages of cells and plasma in blood?
• A veterinary gives a dog 1/2 ounce of cough medicine at 6 PM and 1/4 ounce at 10 PM. What is the total amount of cough medicine administered?
• Which statement correctly describes oviducts in poultry compared with most mammals?
• In most species, what is the kidneys' shape?
• A steer weighed 1,145 pounds before harvest. One half of the carcass with forequarters weighed 393 pounds and one half of the carcass with rear quarters weighed 341 pounds. How much of the steer could not be consumed?
• Which organ in poultry functions to grind food and may contain grit?
• Spay is defined as which procedure?
• Rabies is caused by which type of virus?
• Whipworm eggs look like a/an ______ under a microscope.
• Which of the following needles would most commonly be used for canine vaccinations?
• What is the best rule to follow when restraining animals for veterinary care?
• A prescription calls for 40 mg amoxicillin four times daily for 25 days. If tablets are 20 mg each, how many tablets total?
• Which breed is red with white on head and legs?
• If you are bitten, scratched or cut when working around animals, you should:
• A refractometer is used to measure which property of a liquid?
• OSHA guidelines are based on which principle?
• In film development, which step comes immediately after rinsing?
• The felines first line of defense is:
• DES tablets come in which strengths?
• Which protozoan is commonly found in cat litter pans?
• Which organism transmits Lyme disease?
• The Snap Canine Heartworm Test detects what in blood?
• Which statement accurately describes urine formation?
• What is the term for a newborn chicken?
• Which method is NOT appropriate for disposing of dead birds in a poultry facility?
• In the film development times, what is the total of the Developer and Rinse times?
• What is cryptorchidism?
• A sexually mature male of the equine species:
• Which organization governs the use, storage and disposal of controlled substances?