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Type of Restraint:
Psychological |
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| This is the least restrictive type of restraint and is used in combination with other types of restraint. |
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Type of Restraint:
Physical |
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| This is the primary method of restraining an animal |
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Type of Restraint:
Chemical |
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| This method utilizes drugs such as sedatives, tranquilizers and anesthesia to alter the patient's mental state, allowing the animal to stay immobilized and/or without pain, and causing him/her to be cooperative during procedures |
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| Things that need to be taken into account to determine which type of restraint is required |
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Behavior:species, breed, sex, age, territory, hierarchal position, prior experience, curretn health
Procedure:pain level, duration, body location, degree of immobility required
Handler: level of experience, physical strength, availability
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| A length of fibers, twisted or braided together to improve strength for pulling and connecting |
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End:shorter part of rope
Standing portion:longer part of rope
Bight:a bend or fold in the length of rope
Loop:a full circle is formed in the rope
Knot:a method for fastening or securing rope by tying or interweaving |
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| Binding of twine aroudn the end of a rope to prevent the fibers of the rope from unraveling |
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Types of Knots:
Halter tie |
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| a quick-release knot used in securing conscious animals to immovable objects |
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Types of Knots:
Half hitch |
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| tied around a patient's limb to extend it, or used to secure one end of a ropee to a cleat under the exam table |
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Types of Knots:
Square knot |
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| Used whenever tension is to be applied; tension causes the knot to tighten |
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Types of Knots:
Reefer's or reef knot |
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| A common, simple binding knot based on the square knot with a half bow that secures two lengths of rope or guaze together |
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| similar to the reefer's knot in that it is based on the quare knot and binds two ropes together |
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| Patient is lying chest down on his/her stomach. (Sternum) |
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| Pertaining to the side, patient is lying on his/her side |
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| Pertaining to, or situated at the back. Patient is lying on his/her back |
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| Toward the patient's head |
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| Toward the tip of the patient's nose |
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| Toward the patient's tail |
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| Toward the patient's back |
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| Toward the patient's belly |
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| Toward the median (center) plane |
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| Away from the median plane |
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| Toward the center (whole body or part) |
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| Toward the surface (whole body or part) |
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| Toward the patient's body (extremity) |
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| Away from the patient's body (extremity) |
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| To examine or explore by touching an organ or area of the body, usually as a diagnostic aid |
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| Terminal opening of the digestive system |
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| The pelvic floor and structures associated with the pelvic outlet |
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| The surgical puncture of a vein, or the placement of a needle or catheter directly into the blood vessel for the purpose of administering drugs or fluids or taking a blood sample |
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| The chief vein of the neck |
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| The vein on the dorsal surface of the forearm of most domestic animals; much favored for intraveneous injection in dogs |
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| The chief vein of thhe inner thigh |
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| A large vein near the surface of the hind leg |
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| Localized extravasation or collection of blood, ehich may or may not be clotted |
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| Non-active ingredient added toa drug |
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| The drug is injected just underneath the skin (between the skin and muscle layers) |
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| The drug is injected into the muscle |
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| The drug is injected directly into the vein or if an IV catheter is placed, it is injected directly into the catheter |
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| An inoculation with a vaccine, or a weakened or killed pathogen, such as a bacterium or virus, or a portion of the pathogen's structure that upon administration stimulates antibody production or cellular immunity against the pathogen but is incapable of causing severe infection |
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| Ways in which vaccinations can be administered |
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| Subcutaneously, Intramuscularly, and Intranasally |
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| Ways in which vaccinations can be administered |
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| Subcutaneously, Intramuscularly, and Intranasally |
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| Injected subcutaneously or intramuscularly |
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| Injected subcutaneously or intramuscularly |
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| Feline FVRCP- Feline distemper vaccine |
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| Injected subcutaneously or intramuscularly |
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| Injected subcutaneously or intramuscularly |
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| Injected subcutaneously or intramuscularly |
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| Large Canine, Small canine, Cats, and brachycephalic dogs Respiratory vaccine |
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| Some are intranasal and some are subcutaneous |
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| Passes throught the esophogus into the stomach |
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| Passes through the nose, down the esophogus, and into the stomach |
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| Instrument used to expose the interior of a body passage or cavity |
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| A pouch in the esophagus of many birds, in which food is held for later digestion or for regurgitation to nestlings |
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| Circle made of plastic or foam covered cardboard with a hole cut int he center for the animal's head to fit through to prevent chewing/scratching |
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| Alternative to Elizabethan collar to keep the dog away from his/her back end |
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| Restrains animal's legs so that he/she may walk using small steps but cannot scratch at his/her face and body |
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