VETT-91 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
During times of crisis and loss knowledge of the______________can help you more effectively
interact with clients.
A.)Local laws
B.)Veterinary business practices
C.)Human animal bond
D.)Emergency phone numbers - Answers C.)Human animal bond
How can a damaged human-animal bond potentially be "repaired" between owner and pet by the
well educated veterinary medical professional?
A.)By applying knowledge of normal animal behavior to educate the owner about their pet.
B.)By applying knowledge of normal human behavior to educate the owner about their pet.
C.)By applying knowledge of veterinary medical practice to educate the owner about their pet.
D.)By applying knowledge of normal clinic routines to educate the owner about their pet. -
Answers B.)By applying knowledge of normal animal behavior to educate the owner about their
pet.
Why is the human-animal bond an important concept in veterinary medicine?
A.)Influences the owner's reaction to a pet's injuries or illness
,B.)Each relationship between a client and their pet is unique
C.)Veterinary staff behavior can influence client behavior toward their pet
D.)All of the above are important facets of the human animal bond - Answers D.)All of the above
are important facets of the human animal bond
Please select which of the following statements illustrate how the increased interest in the bond
between humans and animals has changed the status of animals in society.
A.)Trainers are teaching people to use more natural management methods to help animals
learn more quickly, and are more humane.
B.)Imprint training of a foal in the first several hours and days after birth can increase lifelong
gentle responsive behavior of horses.
C.)People consider it cruel when a cat expresses its natural instinctive behavior to kill a mouse
or bird, bring it home, and lay it before the mistress of the home.
D.) All of the above indicate a change in the status or role animals play in our society - Answers
D.) All of the above indicate a change in the status or role animals play in our society
The strength and quality of the human animal bond are, to a large extent, dependent on the [???]
of the animal and the behavioral [???] between an animal and its owner.
A.) behavior/interactions
B.) breed/instinct
C.)age/abnormalities
,D.)species/normalities - Answers A.)behavior/interactions
How are animal behavior problems important to the ability of the veterinary professional to
deliver medical care?
A.) What the client sees as a behavior problem may actually be a medical problem.
B.)What the client sees as a medical problem may actually be a social problem.
C.)What the client sees as a medical problem may actually be a medical problem.
D.)What the client sees as a breed problem may actually be a behavior problem. - Answers A.)
What the client sees as a behavior problem may actually be a medical problem.
How can an understanding of the human animal bond enhance the welfare of non-domestic
animals held in captivity?
A.)It can help the owner to see the value placed on the animal by the veterinary professional
B.) It can help the veterinary professional to see the value placed on the animal by the owner
C.)It can help society to see the value placed on the animal by the owner
D.)It can help the AVMA to see the value placed on the animal by the owner - Answers B.) It can
help the veterinary professional to see the value placed on the animal by the owner
It is not an exaggeration to state that prevention and treatment of behavioral problems can
preserve the human animal bond and literally [???] the patient's [???].
, A.)save/life
B.)extend/needs
C.)need/owner
D.)end/life - Answers A.)save/life
The first priority when addressing a behavior problem is to _________________.
A.) rule out medical causes
B.)rule out breed traits
C.)rule out owner issues
D.)rule out legal problems - Answers A.) rule out medical causes
Which of the following best describe how knowledge of fear and pain response in animals can
be used to assess a patient's physical status?
A.)Fear/pain always prevent physical exams
B.) Fear/pain can increase severity of problems
C.)Fear/pain will decrease patient status
D.) Fear/pain can mask medical problems - Answers D.) Fear/pain can mask medical problems
Match the following terms with their correct definition:
During times of crisis and loss knowledge of the______________can help you more effectively
interact with clients.
A.)Local laws
B.)Veterinary business practices
C.)Human animal bond
D.)Emergency phone numbers - Answers C.)Human animal bond
How can a damaged human-animal bond potentially be "repaired" between owner and pet by the
well educated veterinary medical professional?
A.)By applying knowledge of normal animal behavior to educate the owner about their pet.
B.)By applying knowledge of normal human behavior to educate the owner about their pet.
C.)By applying knowledge of veterinary medical practice to educate the owner about their pet.
D.)By applying knowledge of normal clinic routines to educate the owner about their pet. -
Answers B.)By applying knowledge of normal animal behavior to educate the owner about their
pet.
Why is the human-animal bond an important concept in veterinary medicine?
A.)Influences the owner's reaction to a pet's injuries or illness
,B.)Each relationship between a client and their pet is unique
C.)Veterinary staff behavior can influence client behavior toward their pet
D.)All of the above are important facets of the human animal bond - Answers D.)All of the above
are important facets of the human animal bond
Please select which of the following statements illustrate how the increased interest in the bond
between humans and animals has changed the status of animals in society.
A.)Trainers are teaching people to use more natural management methods to help animals
learn more quickly, and are more humane.
B.)Imprint training of a foal in the first several hours and days after birth can increase lifelong
gentle responsive behavior of horses.
C.)People consider it cruel when a cat expresses its natural instinctive behavior to kill a mouse
or bird, bring it home, and lay it before the mistress of the home.
D.) All of the above indicate a change in the status or role animals play in our society - Answers
D.) All of the above indicate a change in the status or role animals play in our society
The strength and quality of the human animal bond are, to a large extent, dependent on the [???]
of the animal and the behavioral [???] between an animal and its owner.
A.) behavior/interactions
B.) breed/instinct
C.)age/abnormalities
,D.)species/normalities - Answers A.)behavior/interactions
How are animal behavior problems important to the ability of the veterinary professional to
deliver medical care?
A.) What the client sees as a behavior problem may actually be a medical problem.
B.)What the client sees as a medical problem may actually be a social problem.
C.)What the client sees as a medical problem may actually be a medical problem.
D.)What the client sees as a breed problem may actually be a behavior problem. - Answers A.)
What the client sees as a behavior problem may actually be a medical problem.
How can an understanding of the human animal bond enhance the welfare of non-domestic
animals held in captivity?
A.)It can help the owner to see the value placed on the animal by the veterinary professional
B.) It can help the veterinary professional to see the value placed on the animal by the owner
C.)It can help society to see the value placed on the animal by the owner
D.)It can help the AVMA to see the value placed on the animal by the owner - Answers B.) It can
help the veterinary professional to see the value placed on the animal by the owner
It is not an exaggeration to state that prevention and treatment of behavioral problems can
preserve the human animal bond and literally [???] the patient's [???].
, A.)save/life
B.)extend/needs
C.)need/owner
D.)end/life - Answers A.)save/life
The first priority when addressing a behavior problem is to _________________.
A.) rule out medical causes
B.)rule out breed traits
C.)rule out owner issues
D.)rule out legal problems - Answers A.) rule out medical causes
Which of the following best describe how knowledge of fear and pain response in animals can
be used to assess a patient's physical status?
A.)Fear/pain always prevent physical exams
B.) Fear/pain can increase severity of problems
C.)Fear/pain will decrease patient status
D.) Fear/pain can mask medical problems - Answers D.) Fear/pain can mask medical problems
Match the following terms with their correct definition:
