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| Bleeding from a vessel, under the skin. |
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Term
Apply direct pressure
Use a bandage
Notify surgeon |
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Definition
| What should be done for hemorrhage? |
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Coagulation disorder
Ligature dislodged.
Hematoma |
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Definition
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Pale mucus membranes
Slowed CRT
Rapid RR
Abdominal bloating
Swelling at surgery site
Hypotension
This can result in hypovolemic shock. |
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Definition
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Reoperate
auto transfusion
Warm, moist, compresses |
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Definition
| Treatment for hemorrhage. |
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Definition
| A serosanguineous accumulation of fluid between tissue plates. |
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Definition
| Localized collection of pus in part of the body formed by tissue disintegration usually resulting from bacterial infection and surrounded by an inflamed area. |
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Definition
| The break down of a surgical incision such that the tissue layers separate from each other. |
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Definition
| Extrusion of the viscera from the abdominal cavity resulting from the dehiscence of an abdominal incision. |
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Definition
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Extensive surgical dissection, under incision
Tissue planes could not be or were not adequately closed
Excessive motion occurs at the incision site. |
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Definition
| Seroma formation can occur under the following conditions. |
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Term
Inappropriate suture used
Inappropriate suture techniquw
Tension on the suture line
Incision infection
Seroma formation
Disease
Drug therapy leading to delayed healing. |
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Definition
| Wound dehiscence can be caused by? |
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Term
Excessive licking
Blunt trauma
Active playing |
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Definition
| Common causes of wound dehiscence once at home. |
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Definition
| The spatial relationship of teeth in the mouth. |
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Term
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Definition
| Jaw length is correct, but one or more teeth are in abnormal position. Which may result in attrition or palatal trauma. |
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Upper right-500
Upper left-600
Lower Left-700
Lower right-800 |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| Mandible is shorter than maxilla malocclusion. |
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Term
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Definition
| Maxilla is relat9vely shorter than mandible. |
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Normal class III Occlusion
Maxillary brachygnathism |
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Definition
| This occlusion is a breed standard in pugs, boxers, & Boston terriers. |
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Term
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Definition
| May be rostral or caudal with one or more incisors positioned incorrectly, not allowing normal occlusion. |
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Term
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Definition
| This is the glycolproteins, gram-positive bacteria, and food that form initially on teeth after brushing. |
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Term
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Definition
| This form tarter/ calculus. |
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Term
Drug administration
Wound care
Daily Walks |
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Definition
| As part of the discharge instructions, what should the technician talk to the client about? |
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Term
Patient Confinement
Patient feeding
Medications
Signs of possible adverse effects
How to reach the hospital or 24 hour emergency clinic.
-How to reach the technician. |
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Definition
| General postanestheisa instructions should address what? |
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Term
How to observe the patients surgical site
Monitor the site at least twice daily
Care instructions for animals sent home with E-collor or BiteNot collars.
Technicain calls within 24 hours. |
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Definition
| General postsurgical instructions should include? |
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Term
Clean the discharge from drain site
Warm soaks to loosen and remove dried serous discharge
Petroleum jelly application
Dangers of inadequate cleaning
effective pet-restraint methods
Notify clinic if pet pulls out any or all pf the drain. |
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Definition
| Postoperative care of a patient with a drain should include? |
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Term
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Definition
| Most common oral tumor of dogs. |
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Definition
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| Typically necessary for multi-rooted teeth to minimize trauma. |
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Term
| Closed extraction technique |
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Definition
| This extraction technique is best for single rooted teeth. |
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Term
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Definition
| This dental instrument have a rounded tip and used for subginigival scaling. |
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Term
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Definition
| These dental instruments have pointy tips and a blade. Used for supragingival scaling. |
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Term
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Definition
| This dental radiography technique is good for assessing nasal involvement and tooth root remnants. Beam is directed perpendicular to film. |
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Term
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Definition
| This dental instrument has slender, wire like working end that tapers to sharp point and is used to explore topography of tooth surface. |
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Term
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Definition
| Drainage and surgical repair of a hematoma formed within the ear flap (pinna) |
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Term
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Definition
| Cutting into the bowel or intestines |
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Term
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Definition
| Resection and reattachment of the intestines. |
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Term
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Definition
| Surgical removal of both testicles. |
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Term
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Definition
| Surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus. |
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Term
I= 3/3
C= 1/1
P= 4/4
M= 2/3 |
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Definition
| Adult canine dental formula |
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Term
I= 3/3
C= 1/1
P= 3/2
M= 1/1 |
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Definition
| Adult feline dental formula |
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Term
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Definition
| Tridant formula for adult canine upper left canine |
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Term
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Definition
| Synthetic absorbable monofilamnet suture types |
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Term
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Definition
| Synthetic Absorbable multifilament suture types |
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Term
| Surgical Gut (catgut or chromic gut) |
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Definition
| Natural absorbable multifilament |
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Term
Synthetic
-Nylon (Ethilon)
-Polypropylene (Prolene)
Metalic
-stainless steel |
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Definition
| Non-absorbable monofilamane suture types |
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Term
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Definition
| Non-absorbable Multifilament suture types |
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Term
Interupted: simple
Continuous: simple
Continuous: Ford interlocking
Interrupted: Horizontal mattress
Interrupted: Vertical mattress
Interrupted: Cruciate |
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Definition
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Term
Death may occur within 6 months of procedure due to compromised lymphatic system.
Hemorrhage
Blood loss |
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Definition
| Complications of a splenectomy |
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Term
Clotting
Infection
Self trauma |
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Definition
| Complications of aural hematoma repair. |
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Term
Infection
Dehiscence of wound edges
Self trauma |
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Definition
| Complications of laceration repair. |
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Term
Closure may result in reformation of abscess
Self trauma may be caused post-operative
Sloughing of skin edges may develop in severe cases |
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Definition
| Complications of abscess procedure. |
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Term
Increased risk of UTI
Bleeding |
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Definition
| Complications of perineal urethrostomy |
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Term
| Infection of the urinary tract |
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Definition
| complications of a cystotomy procedure. |
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Term
Arrhythmia
Gastric wall necrosis
Gastric perforation
Vomiting/ regurgitation |
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Definition
| Complications of a gastropexy procedure. |
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Term
Vomiting
Leakage of bowel contents into abdomen
Sepsis |
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Definition
| Complications of Enterotomy procedure. |
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Term
Depend on age and weight of cat
Excessive bleeding
Infection
Long-term residual lameness
Abnormal claw regrowth. |
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Definition
| Complications of a feline onchyectomy |
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Term
Hemorrhage
Self trauma
Infection |
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Definition
| Complications of feline orchiectomy |
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Term
Self trauma
infection
hemorrhage |
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Definition
| Complications of canine orchiectomy. |
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Term
In heat or pregnant
-increased estrogen interferes with clotting
-Engorged tissue is friable and can easily tear
Hemorrhage
-Stump or pedicle ligation's may untie or slip off.
Dropped pedicle
-Reproductive behaviors (ovarian tissue left behind) |
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Definition
| Complications of ovariohystercetomy. |
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Term
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Definition
| This suction tip is used in the abdominal or thoracic cavity, it stops tissue from becoming trapped in the tip. |
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Term
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Definition
| This suction tip is used for orthopedic and neurological surgery. |
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Term
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Definition
| This suction tip is a general purpose instrument. |
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Term
Gelpi retractor
Weitlaner retractor |
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Definition
| Name the retractors used for muscle retractions. |
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Term
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Definition
| This retractor instrument allows for hands free exposure of the abdomen. |
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Term
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Definition
| This instrument is used to retract the ribs. |
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Term
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Definition
| This instrument retracts skin, fat, or muscle. |
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Term
| Rochester Carmalt Forceps |
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Definition
| This instrument is a large crushing forceps used commonly in spaying. |
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Term
| Rochester-Ochsner Forceps |
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Definition
| This instrument has interlocking teeth at the tips that aid in grasping the tissue. Commonly used in large animal surgery. |
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Term
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Definition
| These forceps are used on large vessels and tissue bundles. |
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Term
| Halstead Mosquito hemostatic forceps |
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Definition
| These forceps are used on small vessels. |
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Term
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Definition
| These forceps are used on larger vessels. They crush blood vessels to stop bleeding. |
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Term
| Doyen intestinal tissue forceps |
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Definition
| This instrument is used to occlude and hold intestines. |
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Term
| Brown-Adson thumb forceps |
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Definition
| Thumb forceps used during suturing and wound closure. |
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Term
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Definition
| These thumb forceps are used on skin and fascia. |
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