EMERGENCY AND CRITICAL CARE VTNE LATEST 2025 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
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A patient that was hit by a car and has multiple pelvic fractures
has not urinated in more than 24 hours. One may suspect the
cause of anuria to be?
a. a ruptured urinary bladder
b. severe dehydration
c. renal failure
d. urethral calculi - ANSWER-a ruptured urinary bladder
A free-roaming dog is brought to your clinic for listlessness and
dyspnea. When performing venipuncture, you notice that the
animal seems to have a prolonged clotting time. A possible cause
of prolonged clotting times would be the ingestion of (blank)?
a. anticoagulant rodenticide
b. ethylene glycol
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c. organophosphate insecticide
d. strychnine - ANSWER-anticoagulant rodenticide
Which statement concerning status epilepticus is accurate?
a. it occurs in geriatric animals only
b. it is a life-threatening medical emergency
c. it is treated by the administration of Acepromazine
d. it will resolve spontaneously - ANSWER-it is a life-threatening
medical emergency
Signs of organophosphate toxicity include all of the following
except?
a. bradycardia
b. lacrimation
c. mydriasis
d. salivation - ANSWER-mydriasis
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Normal capillary refill time in dogs is?
a. < 1 second
b. 1-2 seconds
c. 2-4 seconds
d. 4-6 seconds - ANSWER-1-2 seconds
A client calls the hospital and indicates that a car has just hit his
cat. The recommendations that should be made include?
a. immediately bring the cat in to be examined by a veterinarian
b. observe the cat at home for an hour, and call back if problems
occur
c. bring the cat in for an examination by a veterinarian the
following day
d. bring the cat to you for initial examination, so you can
determine whether the animal needs to be seen by a veterinarian
- ANSWER-immediately bring the cat in to be examined by a
veterinarian
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A client calls the hospital and advises that his puppy has walked
through motor oil and is licking its paws. What should be
recommended?
a. do not induce emesis, and immediately bring the pet to the
clinical for examination and treatment
b. induce emesis and then immediately bring the pet to the clinic
for examination and treatment
c. induce emesis; no further treatment is required
d. induce emesis and then bring the pet to the clinic only if it
shows signs of toxicity - ANSWER-do not induce emesis, and
immediately bring the pet to the clinical for examination and
treatment
A client calls the practice and states that his dog has just ingested
sugar-free gum. He is 90 minutes from the practice. What should
be recommended?
a. do not induce emesis and immediately bring the pet to the clinic
for examination and treatment