VETT 130 Exam 1 Study Guide

VETT 130 Exam 1 Study Guide which of the following problems may be seen in brachycephalic canines when restrained/stressed - difficulty breathing, respiratory arrest, heat stress/heat stroke, eye proptosis semimembranosus/Semitendinosus - injecting into this muscle may result in damage to the sciatic nerve what would you use topical medications/preparations - therapeutic shampoos for certain conditions, ear infections that affect the skin, some vaccines can be given in the nose vs injected, eye infections which route for injection should be used when the following are used/need? -extremely fast onset of action of medication -large volumes of fluids -drugs that are irritating to the tissue -certain drugs needed in emergency situations - IV route why should you avoid putting medications in an animal's food or water - some medications taste terrible and once an animal gets a taste of the drug it may be difficult to give oral meds in the future cats may eat around tablet/capsule animal can spit out the meds which of the following parameters should always be monitored during restraint of a patient - -gum color/crt -respiratory rate -patient behavior -heart rate/rhythm the form of eye medication that is a liquid that is best placed on the animal's sclera is a/an - solution restraint techniques may include - cloth muzzles or 2" gauze made into a muzzle, towel, chemical restraint, leash which food group contains the largest number of essential amino acids and are called complete proteins - meat products pets that consume warfarin-based rodent poisons can bleed to death without emergency supplementation of __________ - vitamin k the energy content of proteins is approximately _____________ - 3.5kcal energy/gram starches are considered to be ___________ and are found in corn, oats, rice, and other food sources - complex carbohydrates cats can live well on a vegetarian diet - false the term which describes "nutrients not required in the diet. the animal's body is able to manufacture these nutrients from foods" - non-essential nutrients insoluble fiber can be used in dogs and cats for which of the following conditions - obese animals-weight loss diet, diabetes which of the following are functions of dietary fat - improves palatibility, concentrated source of energy, acts as carriers for vitamins a,d,e,k taurine is available from both animal and plant sources - false what are the functions of protein - hormone production tissue growth and repair enzymes production antibodies formation energy the organization that develops regulations and investigates microbial and chemical contamination of pet foods, additives, and supplements and which can request/mandate pet food recalls in case of contamination, is the _______________ - FDA-CVM