NOCTI SMALL ANIMAL SCIENCE
EXAMPREP REVIEW SHEET TESTED
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE ANSWERS
●● Fire needs three things to start:
Answer: oxygen, fuel, heat
●● GFI (Ground Fault Interrupters)
Answer: The type of outlets that should be used in "wet" areas like the
grooming area to prevent electrocution
●● Ground fault protection
Answer: Protection against short circuits; a safety device cuts power off
as soon as it senses any imbalance between incoming and outgoing
current
●● Radiation Hazard Symbol
Answer:
●● Biological hazard symbol
Answer:
,●● Flammable symbol
Answer:
●● corrosive chemical hazard symbol
Answer:
●● Physical Hazard
Answer: Type of occupational hazard that results in harm or injury from
slips and falls, heat/cold, noise, broken glass, etc.
●● Chemical Hazard
Answer: Type of occupational hazard caused by exposure to substances
like laboratory reagents, stains, disinfectants, etc.
●● Biological Hazard
Answer: Type of occupational hazard caused by exposure to viruses,
bacteria or other living organisms from blood, body tissues and other
bodily fluids, contaminated needles/syringes
●● Zoonotic Hazard
Answer: Type of occupational hazard caused by diseases that may be
spread from animals to people (rabies, ringworm, sarcoptic mange, etc.)
,●●
Answer: to figure a concentrate dilution like 1:7 (one part concentrate to
7 parts diluent-usually water), add the parts together (1+7=8) and divide
it by the size of the container in ounces
●● Cleaning
Answer: process of physically removing all visible sign of dirt and
organic matter such as feces, blood, and hair
●● Rabies
Answer: an acute viral infection that is most commonly transmitted to
humans by the bite or saliva of an infected animal
●● Avian Chlamydiosis (Psittacosis)
Answer: A bacterial disease of birds that may spread to humans through
inhalation of dried fecal secretions and aerosolized respiratory secretions
●● Ringworm (Dermatophytosis)
Answer: A fungal infection of the skin characterized by patches of
rough, reddened skin that may be transmitted from contact with infected
dogs and cats
●● PPE (personal protective equipment)
, Answer: Items serving as a barrier between a person and pathogens;
includes gloves, gowns, masks, goggles, and face shields
●● Dosimeter badge
Answer: measures x-ray exposure; worn at collar level OUTSIDE of the
lead apron
●● Radiology PPE
Answer: Lead apron, lead gloves, lead thyroid shield
●● Nitrile gloves
Answer: gloves made from synthetic rubbers known as acrylonitrile and
butadiene; these gloves are resistant to tears, punctures, chemicals, and
solvents.
●● Latex exam gloves
Answer: gloves made from natural rubber, work well in handling
infectious materials, advantage over other types is better comfort and
dexterity
●● vinyl exam gloves
Answer: gloves with less durability, economical, best for non-hazardous
material use, looser fit, latex free
EXAMPREP REVIEW SHEET TESTED
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE ANSWERS
●● Fire needs three things to start:
Answer: oxygen, fuel, heat
●● GFI (Ground Fault Interrupters)
Answer: The type of outlets that should be used in "wet" areas like the
grooming area to prevent electrocution
●● Ground fault protection
Answer: Protection against short circuits; a safety device cuts power off
as soon as it senses any imbalance between incoming and outgoing
current
●● Radiation Hazard Symbol
Answer:
●● Biological hazard symbol
Answer:
,●● Flammable symbol
Answer:
●● corrosive chemical hazard symbol
Answer:
●● Physical Hazard
Answer: Type of occupational hazard that results in harm or injury from
slips and falls, heat/cold, noise, broken glass, etc.
●● Chemical Hazard
Answer: Type of occupational hazard caused by exposure to substances
like laboratory reagents, stains, disinfectants, etc.
●● Biological Hazard
Answer: Type of occupational hazard caused by exposure to viruses,
bacteria or other living organisms from blood, body tissues and other
bodily fluids, contaminated needles/syringes
●● Zoonotic Hazard
Answer: Type of occupational hazard caused by diseases that may be
spread from animals to people (rabies, ringworm, sarcoptic mange, etc.)
,●●
Answer: to figure a concentrate dilution like 1:7 (one part concentrate to
7 parts diluent-usually water), add the parts together (1+7=8) and divide
it by the size of the container in ounces
●● Cleaning
Answer: process of physically removing all visible sign of dirt and
organic matter such as feces, blood, and hair
●● Rabies
Answer: an acute viral infection that is most commonly transmitted to
humans by the bite or saliva of an infected animal
●● Avian Chlamydiosis (Psittacosis)
Answer: A bacterial disease of birds that may spread to humans through
inhalation of dried fecal secretions and aerosolized respiratory secretions
●● Ringworm (Dermatophytosis)
Answer: A fungal infection of the skin characterized by patches of
rough, reddened skin that may be transmitted from contact with infected
dogs and cats
●● PPE (personal protective equipment)
, Answer: Items serving as a barrier between a person and pathogens;
includes gloves, gowns, masks, goggles, and face shields
●● Dosimeter badge
Answer: measures x-ray exposure; worn at collar level OUTSIDE of the
lead apron
●● Radiology PPE
Answer: Lead apron, lead gloves, lead thyroid shield
●● Nitrile gloves
Answer: gloves made from synthetic rubbers known as acrylonitrile and
butadiene; these gloves are resistant to tears, punctures, chemicals, and
solvents.
●● Latex exam gloves
Answer: gloves made from natural rubber, work well in handling
infectious materials, advantage over other types is better comfort and
dexterity
●● vinyl exam gloves
Answer: gloves with less durability, economical, best for non-hazardous
material use, looser fit, latex free
