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| To view a cat’s backbone in a cranial caudal direction, you should look where? |
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| Should look from the head along the backbone to the tail. |
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| The vet asks to shave a spot on the left lateral aspect of the chest, which area would you shave? |
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| Left side behind the left front leg |
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| The doctor wants you to shoot a dorsal-ventral x-ray of a ferret? How would you position the animal? |
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| Where would you expect to find a very high number of epithelial tissue cells? |
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| Homeostasis would be best described as |
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| rgan systems working together to maintain equilibrium in the body |
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| Exo, as in exoskeleton, refers to skeleton that is |
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| On the outside of the organisms |
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| What signs would a middle aged cat suffering from hyperthyroidism show? |
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| Weight loss and decreased appetite |
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| What is the name of the gland whose endocrinal functions include the secretion of glucagon and insulin? |
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| Which hormone induces uterine contractions? |
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| Parathyroid hormone regulates this chemical in the blood |
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| Disease of the heart muscle |
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| A good vessel to draw blood from the neck would be |
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| Filter out bacteria and other toxins |
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| The pace maker of the heart is also called |
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| Freshly oxygenated blood returning to heart from lungs via pulmonary veins re-enters heart via |
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| Blood returns to the heart from the lungs through the |
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| Which of the following cells normally have the least number circulating in the blood stream? |
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| What is the critical term for inflammation of lymphatic vessels? |
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| What is a critical term for a deficiency in all white blood cells? |
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| For nutrients, a carnivore must rely on |
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| A cat is brought in for exam because owner says it will not eat, upon exam, teeth are covered in calculus and some have root exposed. This is what? |
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| The chief function of large intestine is the absorption of water and electrolytes |
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| “Everything hole” Part of digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems. |
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| What is the divisional sac between large and small intestines that plays an important role in non ruminant herbivores? |
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| What is the name of the sphincter of the most distal end of the mono gastric system? |
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| What domestic animal derives its nutrients from carbohydrates? |
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| What is the largest region in rumen compound stomach? |
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| How many adult teeth does adult canine have? |
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| In which layer of the skin would you expect to find sebaceous glands? |
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| Intradermal injections would be given in which layer of skin? |
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| The portion of hair that is visible above skin |
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| Feline claws are best described as |
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| Keratinized epithelial tissue |
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| Carpals and tarsals are root words referring to |
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| Bones of wrists and ankles MAKE SURE RIGHT ORDER |
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| Interphalangeal would pertain to |
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| Between the phalanges or digits |
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| Arthro is a root referring to |
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| Suture joints of flat bone are found in |
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| The stifle joint would be an example of which joint |
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| What bones articulate to form the stifle joint (knee)? |
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| The center shaft of a long bone is geographically termed the |
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| The ribs attach to the set of sternum by the following tissue |
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| Spasmodic muscular contractions that produce heat to maintain body temperature in mammals are |
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| What is the clinical term for the muscle that can constrict or dilate? |
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| Which of the following is the correct order of the vertebra from cranial to caudal? |
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| Cervial, Thoracic, Lumbar, and Sacrum |
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| Osteoblasts are best described as |
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| What part of the sternum is the same level as tracheal bifurcation and provides as a landmark for endotracheal tube intubation? |
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| What is the clinical name for the large hole passing through the occipital bone of the skull? |
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| Which bones form the antebrachium? |
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| The main function of the respiratory system is |
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| Which of the following is NOT part of upper resp. tract? |
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| What is oxygen content of blood in the pulmonary artery? |
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| Low because it just came back from the heart |
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| The microscopic sacs in lungs where gas exchange takes place are |
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| External respiration involves gas exchange in the |
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| Removing fluid from bladder with puncture |
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| What is difference between ureters and urethra? |
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| Ureter- kidney to bladder, urethra- bladder to outside |
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| What is the name of the sac that surrounds the fetus in the womb? |
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| Colostrum provides the following immunity? |
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| What is normal avg. gestation period for horse? |
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| Which of the following species is an induced ovulator? |
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| Canine species, what is the clinical term for proximal part of penis that enlarges to keep animals locked during mating? |
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| Which two species have nearly identical gestation periods? |
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| What will DR examine with opthalmoscope? |
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| Increased pressure in eye due to fluid that damages eyeball? |
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| In relation to vertebra, intervertebral discs are located |
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| Which of following is not considered part of five senses? |
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| What is clinical term for tear glands? |
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| What is clinical term for tear glands? |
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| Which of cranial nerves passes into thoracic cavity, abdomen, etc. |
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| What is clinical term for a severing of a blood vessel of pina of ear and resulting in hemorrhage? |
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| What is the name of the largest peripheral nerve in the body? |
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| Which of the following is NOT a type of connective tissue? |
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| What is the Capillary Refill time? |
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| Checking the time it takes for mucous membranes to return to color |
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| Which pituitary gland hormone regulates water retention? |
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| What are the hormonal secretions of adrenal glands? |
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| A leukocyte is what type of blood cell? |
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| What is the thin sac around the heart? |
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| Blood leaving the right vent of heart and passing through pulmonary valve to pulmonary artery is flowing: |
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| To the lungs from the heart |
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| Inflammation of the colon |
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| Differences between ruminant and non ruminant stomach is? |
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| Ruminant has an enlarged microbial fermentation vat |
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| What type of food would you find in a rumen? |
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| Plant material; grasses and hays |
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| Which organ detoxifies body system, breaks down fat and produces vile? |
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| What is the name of the growth plate on the horses foot? |
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| What is the name of the large hardened structure on outside structure of horses foot? |
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| The suffix oma refers to? |
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| What is the purpose of the erector pili muscles? |
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| Polled breeds of livestock are those that are |
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| Which of following is not a function of bone? |
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| Clinically, the hip joint is also called |
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| The articular surface of long bones is covered by: |
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| What is the clinical name of the shoulder joint? |
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| Most distal part of sternum is |
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| are involved in inspiration |
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| Pus filled thorax – chest |
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| affects tracheal and bronchial passages |
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| Kennel cough is caused by which bacteria |
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| What are the vessels that deliver blood from aorta |
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| Which of the following is an example of a multi-paris (can have more than one baby) animal? |
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| Which of the following has the longest gestation period? |
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| The best definition of an ectopic pregnancy is: |
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| Offspring is outside uterus |
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| Canine species has a well developed part of brain for sense of smell: |
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| 3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days or 114 days |
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