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| Ethically, information in a patient chart is: |
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| Legal issues, research, and medical business information are all ____ medical record purposes. |
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| ______ prevent confusion of patient and client identities. |
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| If you work in a “paperless” office, using an off-site service to store electronic medical records means: |
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| - this service can act as a third-party agent to verify the absence of tampering. |
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| The major drawback of SOVMR documentation is that: |
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| - individual medical problems may be difficult to monitor. |
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| The ______ problem list helps the clinician to list clinical signs as they become apparent without offering a specific diagnosis. |
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| Farm animal veterinarians keep _____ immunization records on large numbers of animals. |
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| The two most common types of paper folder systems are: |
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| - alphabetical and numerical |
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| A separate inventory record must be kept for each schedule ____ drug. |
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| In a _____-oriented veterinary medical record, or SOVMR, recent information is kept together by subject matter. |
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| The S and O in SOAP stand for _____ and _____; the A and P in SOAP stand for ____ and ____. |
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| - subjective; objective… assessment; plan |
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| The __________ supports the advancement of research in veterinary medicine by allowing studies of national trends in various animal diseases. |
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| - VMDB - Veterinary Medical Data Base |
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| Which of the following logs is helpful for technicians who wish to improve exposure techniques? |
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| - Radiologic procedures log |
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| The ______ problem list serves as an index to the patient’s medical history. |
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| What is a “booster” and why do we give them? |
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| - A vaccine given at a certain interval from a previous vaccine that will allow the immune system to build T-cells that will “remember” the disease better |
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| You should NEVER give an injection in ruminants in the: |
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| What bacteria causes “Strangles in horses?” |
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| Why should a barn housing piglets be warm and draft-free? |
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| - To prevent he piglets from piling up so their rectums don’t prolapse |
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| What shape describes the cow from behind when the veterinarian is suspecting a condition called “bloat”? |
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| - Papple shaped abdomen; where the left side resembles an apple and the right side a pear. |
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| Why don’t we start vaccinating newborns at 2 weeks of age? |
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| - Maternal antibodies remove the disease from the body, so the immune system does not “remember” the disease later |
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| The _______________lymph nodes are located just under and behind the lower jaw and are the most common site for “Strangles” in the horse. |
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| Name two potentially toxic items for puppies and kittens. |
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| Name 3 things that should be included in Lifetime Wellness Visits |
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| - Routine testing for parasites, Routine blood-work, Routine Dental cleanings under anesthesia |
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| Name 2 things that owners need to know how to do (or what to ask for) when grooming their pets |
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| - Nail trimmings, anal gland expressions |
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| Calculate how much of a 1ml vaccine a 2 lb (1kg) dog needs. ___; how much does a 40lb (18kg) dog need? ___ |
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| Name 2 core vaccines for dogs________________ |
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| - DHPP (Distemper, Hepatitis (Adenovirus 2), Parainfluenza, and Parvovirus); Rabies |
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| Name 2 core vaccines for cats ________________ |
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| - FVRCP (Feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and panleukopenia); Rabies |
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| What is the name of the vaccine given to piglets at a young age? ________ |
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| Describe symptoms of an adverse reaction to a vaccine. |
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- A) Restlessness, vomiting and/or diarrhea
B) Swelling of the face
C) Hives or “bumps” throughout the body
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| Name a heartworm preventive medication. __________How is it given and when? |
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| - Heartgard Plus, tablet, every month |
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| Name a flea preventive medication. _________________How is it given and when? |
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| - - Vectra or Firstshield, topically, monthly |
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| What blood test is required for movement of a horse from stable to stable or state to state? |
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| - Coggins Test, or test for Equine Infectious Anemia |
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| Lockjaw” is a disease caused by the ________produced from Clostridium tetani. |
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| What must each newborn get within 24 hours of birth to ensure their health and a normal immune system? |
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