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150 Complete Questions And Correct Answers
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Dolichocephalic Head Type Correct Answer-:Extremely long skulls, slender noses.
(Collies, greyhounds, great danes).
Mesocephalic Head Type Correct Answer-:Intermediate length and width skull.
(Retrievers, Sheperds, beagles).
Eyes- what's normal Correct Answer-:Some minor discharge or tear staining
(depending on breed)
White colored sclera (outside of globe)
Eyes- what's not normal Correct Answer-:Thick, foul-smelling, or yellow discharge
Yellow or red sclera
Swollen/bright red conjuctiva (tissue around eye)
Irregularly prominent nictating membrane (for cats, a swollen,red one may indicate an
Upper Respiratory Infection)
Nose- what's normal Correct Answer-:Can be dry,wet,warm,cold
,Clear discharge
Nose-what's not normal Correct Answer-:Discharge that is thick, yellow/green, or
foul smelling.
Ears- what's normal Correct Answer-:Inside surface pink and clean
Small amount of yellow or brown colored waxy debris
Ears- what's not normal Correct Answer-:Excessive amounts of wax/discharge
Redness/swelling/inflamation
Mouth- what's normal Correct Answer-:moist, pink gums (some gums may be
pigmented)
white teeth clear of plaque and tartar buildup
Mouth-what's not normal Correct Answer-:bright red or pale gums
any massess in mouth or on gums
Cyanosis (emergency situation) characterized by blue or purple gums
Almost all aggression is due to Correct Answer-:fear
Visual Assessment of Dogs in Pet Facilities Correct Answer-:1) Note mental status:
alert, responsive, attentive to external surroundings
, 2)Assess posture and gait: look for abnormalities
3)Assess temperament
4)Assess body condition: proper weight means slightly visible waist and palpable ribs
that aren't visible
5)Both sides of dog should be symmetrical
6)Check for parasites (flea dirt)
Roundworms Correct Answer-:intestinal parasite, looks like spaghetti, passed in
feces or vomit
Tapeworms Correct Answer-:intestinal parasite, looks like rice, may be visible in anal
region, under tail, or in feces
Maggots Correct Answer-:Fly larvae that feed on dead tissue; requires medical care
immediately
Environment in Pet Care Facilities Correct Answer-:1) remove animal waste
promptly
2)thorough cleaning and drying keep odors at acceptable level
3)disinfectants used at correct concentrations and stored away from animals and food
4)adequate lighting (12 hours on/12 off)
5) low noise levels to minimize stress
6) temperature not too cold, not too warm
Fomite: any object that is capable of becoming contaminated w/ a disease-causing
organism. (food and water bowls, bedding, leashes)
Prevent fomite transmission by:
1)cleaning/disinfecting of utensils/equipment used to handle, feed, water dogs
2)staff members wash hands often (especially in between handling animals)
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Preparation /PACCC-CPACP Practice Exam With
150 Complete Questions And Correct Answers
|Already Graded A+||Brand New Versions!!
Dolichocephalic Head Type Correct Answer-:Extremely long skulls, slender noses.
(Collies, greyhounds, great danes).
Mesocephalic Head Type Correct Answer-:Intermediate length and width skull.
(Retrievers, Sheperds, beagles).
Eyes- what's normal Correct Answer-:Some minor discharge or tear staining
(depending on breed)
White colored sclera (outside of globe)
Eyes- what's not normal Correct Answer-:Thick, foul-smelling, or yellow discharge
Yellow or red sclera
Swollen/bright red conjuctiva (tissue around eye)
Irregularly prominent nictating membrane (for cats, a swollen,red one may indicate an
Upper Respiratory Infection)
Nose- what's normal Correct Answer-:Can be dry,wet,warm,cold
,Clear discharge
Nose-what's not normal Correct Answer-:Discharge that is thick, yellow/green, or
foul smelling.
Ears- what's normal Correct Answer-:Inside surface pink and clean
Small amount of yellow or brown colored waxy debris
Ears- what's not normal Correct Answer-:Excessive amounts of wax/discharge
Redness/swelling/inflamation
Mouth- what's normal Correct Answer-:moist, pink gums (some gums may be
pigmented)
white teeth clear of plaque and tartar buildup
Mouth-what's not normal Correct Answer-:bright red or pale gums
any massess in mouth or on gums
Cyanosis (emergency situation) characterized by blue or purple gums
Almost all aggression is due to Correct Answer-:fear
Visual Assessment of Dogs in Pet Facilities Correct Answer-:1) Note mental status:
alert, responsive, attentive to external surroundings
, 2)Assess posture and gait: look for abnormalities
3)Assess temperament
4)Assess body condition: proper weight means slightly visible waist and palpable ribs
that aren't visible
5)Both sides of dog should be symmetrical
6)Check for parasites (flea dirt)
Roundworms Correct Answer-:intestinal parasite, looks like spaghetti, passed in
feces or vomit
Tapeworms Correct Answer-:intestinal parasite, looks like rice, may be visible in anal
region, under tail, or in feces
Maggots Correct Answer-:Fly larvae that feed on dead tissue; requires medical care
immediately
Environment in Pet Care Facilities Correct Answer-:1) remove animal waste
promptly
2)thorough cleaning and drying keep odors at acceptable level
3)disinfectants used at correct concentrations and stored away from animals and food
4)adequate lighting (12 hours on/12 off)
5) low noise levels to minimize stress
6) temperature not too cold, not too warm
Fomite: any object that is capable of becoming contaminated w/ a disease-causing
organism. (food and water bowls, bedding, leashes)
Prevent fomite transmission by:
1)cleaning/disinfecting of utensils/equipment used to handle, feed, water dogs
2)staff members wash hands often (especially in between handling animals)
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