Quiz: New York Vet Sessions

1/7 Questions

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With regard to ultrasonography, what does FAST stand for?

A.

Fast Assessment Scan for Trauma

A.

Fast Assessment Scan for Trauma

B.

Free-fluid Analysis with Sonography for Trauma

B.

Free-fluid Analysis with Sonography for Trauma

C.

Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma

C.

Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma

D.

Focused Analysis Scan for Trauma

D.

Focused Analysis Scan for Trauma

FAST means focused assessment with sonography for trauma.

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FAST means focused assessment with sonography for trauma.

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FAST means focused assessment with sonography for trauma.

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FAST means focused assessment with sonography for trauma.

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Which diet formulation is most appropriate for CKD patients?

A.

High-sodium, low-phosphorus formulation

A.

High-sodium, low-phosphorus formulation

B.

Low-carbohydrate, high-protein formulation

B.

Low-carbohydrate, high-protein formulation

C.

High-phosphorus, low-protein formulation

C.

High-phosphorus, low-protein formulation

D.

Low-protein, low-sodium formulation

D.

Low-protein, low-sodium formulation

A low-protein, low-sodium diet formulation is most appropriate for CKD patients.

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A low-protein, low-sodium diet formulation is most appropriate for CKD patients.

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A low-protein, low-sodium diet formulation is most appropriate for CKD patients.

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A low-protein, low-sodium diet formulation is most appropriate for CKD patients.

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Which is not considered to be a primary dermatological lesion?

A.

Alopecia

A.

Alopecia

B.

Papule

B.

Papule

C.

Vesicle

C.

Vesicle

D.

Plaque

D.

Plaque

Alopecia is not considered to be a primary dermatological lesion.

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Alopecia is not considered to be a primary dermatological lesion.

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Alopecia is not considered to be a primary dermatological lesion.

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Alopecia is not considered to be a primary dermatological lesion.

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When evaluating thyroid function, which breed does not have naturally low total thyroxine (tT₄)?

A.

Giant schnauzer

A.

Giant schnauzer

B.

Sighthound

B.

Sighthound

C.

Chesapeake Bay retriever

C.

Chesapeake Bay retriever

D.

Irish wolfhound

D.

Irish wolfhound

The Chesapeake Bay retriever does not have naturally low total thyroxine.

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The Chesapeake Bay retriever does not have naturally low total thyroxine.

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The Chesapeake Bay retriever does not have naturally low total thyroxine.

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The Chesapeake Bay retriever does not have naturally low total thyroxine.

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There is no difference in wound healing if sterile saline or tap water is used to lavage a wound.

A.

True

A.

True

B.

False

B.

False

True: There is no difference in wound healing if sterile saline or tap water is used to lavage a wound

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True: There is no difference in wound healing if sterile saline or tap water is used to lavage a wound

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In dermatology, the best lesion to obtain a bacterial culture is _______.

A.

Outer edges of epidermal collarette

A.

Outer edges of epidermal collarette

B.

Intact vesicle or pustule

B.

Intact vesicle or pustule

C.

Top edge of crust

C.

Top edge of crust

D.

Any lesion that has been prepped aseptically

D.

Any lesion that has been prepped aseptically

In dermatology, an intact vesicle or pustule is the best lesion to obtain a bacterial culture.

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In dermatology, an intact vesicle or pustule is the best lesion to obtain a bacterial culture.

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In dermatology, an intact vesicle or pustule is the best lesion to obtain a bacterial culture.

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In dermatology, an intact vesicle or pustule is the best lesion to obtain a bacterial culture.

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Using the abdominal FAST ultrasonography technique, which view is most appropriate for viewing the spleen?

A.

Subxiphoid view

A.

Subxiphoid view

B.

Left flank view

B.

Left flank view

C.

Midline bladder view

C.

Midline bladder view

D.

Right flank view

D.

Right flank view

Using the abdominal FAST ultrasonography technique, the left flank view is most appropriate for viewing the spleen.

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Using the abdominal FAST ultrasonography technique, the left flank view is most appropriate for viewing the spleen.

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Using the abdominal FAST ultrasonography technique, the left flank view is most appropriate for viewing the spleen.

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Using the abdominal FAST ultrasonography technique, the left flank view is most appropriate for viewing the spleen.

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