HESI VET TECH EXIT EXAM | SMART REVISION
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For which patients should mass induction and isoflurane be avoided? - Answer: Patients
with impaired respiratory function
The carnassial tooth in a cat is also known as - Answer: Upper last premolar
The only a radiographic views that can be made with a true parallel technique is -
Answer: Distal Mandibular View
What agent Should be avoided by geriatric patients - Answer: xylazine
For shortening occurs when radio graphing a long bone and the... - Answer: Bone is not
parallel to the cassette
Why is chloramphenicol used with extreme caution in cats and neonates? - Answer: The
liver's unable to metabolize chloramphenicol effectively in these animals
What do the following side effects is commonly seen was many cancer
chemotherapeutic drugs - Answer: Immunosuppression
Parenteral administration of phenylbutazonr should be via ___ only - Answer:
Intravenous injection
Digoxin has a narrow therapeutic index. What does this mean? - Answer: Plasma drug
concentration that produce it toxicity are very close to the minimum concentration how
would a beneficial effect occurs
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,Hyperkalemia is commonly associated with what endocrine disorder? - Answer:
Hypoadrenocorticism
The carnassial teeth in dogs are - Answer: 4th premolar
Which of the following is known as addison's disease? - Answer: Hypoadrenocorticism
You are doing a CBC on an anemic patient. What cells, if you see them while doing the
differential, will change the final leukocyte count? - Answer: nucleated red blood cells
When placing lateral radiographs of the stifle joint on a viewer for a veterinarian to
evaluate, how should the film be oriented? - Answer: the cranial or dorsal side of the
limb should be to the left and the proximal aspect should be toward the top of the
viewbox.
Electrical activity that serves as the pacemaker in the heart originates from what specific
area? - Answer: sinoartrial node in the right atrium
Which of these are used in the MAJOR cross-match for blood products to be transfused
to a dog? - Answer: DONOR- red blood cells
RECIPIENT- plasma
Which of the following is not considered a clinically important large strongyle in the
horse? - Answer: strongylus equorum
Ivermectin would not be used when treating which parasite? - Answer: Trematodes
Erthtopoetin (EPO) is a glycoprotein hormone produced mainly by the... - Answer:
kidney
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, Which drug is known as an ACE-inhibitor? - Answer: enalapril
What is the most common swine gastrointestinal parasite? - Answer: Ascaris suum -
large roundworm of pigs
Which species is most susceptible to copper toxicity due to accumulation of copper in
the liver from the diet? - Answer: sheep
Which of the following is NOT true regarding platelets? - Answer: birds and reptiles have
nucleated platelets
Which of the following are intended to shield the user from the primary x-ray beam? -
Answer: collimater
A diet high in concentrated or grains may lead to which of the following in cattle? -
Answer: decreased ramen ph
Aka rumenal acidosis
What equine gastrointestinal parasite, when deposited at an abnormal site on the skin
or mucous membranes, is responsible for causing the eosinophilic granulomas known
as summer sores? - Answer: habronema spp
What term describes an enlarged thyroid gland? - Answer: goiter
What is the function of a goblet cell? - Answer: produce mucus
The "hock joint" of a horse is more appropriately identified as what structure? - Answer:
tarsocrural joint
Where is the thymus located? - Answer: In the cranial mediastinum in the chest
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For which patients should mass induction and isoflurane be avoided? - Answer: Patients
with impaired respiratory function
The carnassial tooth in a cat is also known as - Answer: Upper last premolar
The only a radiographic views that can be made with a true parallel technique is -
Answer: Distal Mandibular View
What agent Should be avoided by geriatric patients - Answer: xylazine
For shortening occurs when radio graphing a long bone and the... - Answer: Bone is not
parallel to the cassette
Why is chloramphenicol used with extreme caution in cats and neonates? - Answer: The
liver's unable to metabolize chloramphenicol effectively in these animals
What do the following side effects is commonly seen was many cancer
chemotherapeutic drugs - Answer: Immunosuppression
Parenteral administration of phenylbutazonr should be via ___ only - Answer:
Intravenous injection
Digoxin has a narrow therapeutic index. What does this mean? - Answer: Plasma drug
concentration that produce it toxicity are very close to the minimum concentration how
would a beneficial effect occurs
1
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,Hyperkalemia is commonly associated with what endocrine disorder? - Answer:
Hypoadrenocorticism
The carnassial teeth in dogs are - Answer: 4th premolar
Which of the following is known as addison's disease? - Answer: Hypoadrenocorticism
You are doing a CBC on an anemic patient. What cells, if you see them while doing the
differential, will change the final leukocyte count? - Answer: nucleated red blood cells
When placing lateral radiographs of the stifle joint on a viewer for a veterinarian to
evaluate, how should the film be oriented? - Answer: the cranial or dorsal side of the
limb should be to the left and the proximal aspect should be toward the top of the
viewbox.
Electrical activity that serves as the pacemaker in the heart originates from what specific
area? - Answer: sinoartrial node in the right atrium
Which of these are used in the MAJOR cross-match for blood products to be transfused
to a dog? - Answer: DONOR- red blood cells
RECIPIENT- plasma
Which of the following is not considered a clinically important large strongyle in the
horse? - Answer: strongylus equorum
Ivermectin would not be used when treating which parasite? - Answer: Trematodes
Erthtopoetin (EPO) is a glycoprotein hormone produced mainly by the... - Answer:
kidney
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, Which drug is known as an ACE-inhibitor? - Answer: enalapril
What is the most common swine gastrointestinal parasite? - Answer: Ascaris suum -
large roundworm of pigs
Which species is most susceptible to copper toxicity due to accumulation of copper in
the liver from the diet? - Answer: sheep
Which of the following is NOT true regarding platelets? - Answer: birds and reptiles have
nucleated platelets
Which of the following are intended to shield the user from the primary x-ray beam? -
Answer: collimater
A diet high in concentrated or grains may lead to which of the following in cattle? -
Answer: decreased ramen ph
Aka rumenal acidosis
What equine gastrointestinal parasite, when deposited at an abnormal site on the skin
or mucous membranes, is responsible for causing the eosinophilic granulomas known
as summer sores? - Answer: habronema spp
What term describes an enlarged thyroid gland? - Answer: goiter
What is the function of a goblet cell? - Answer: produce mucus
The "hock joint" of a horse is more appropriately identified as what structure? - Answer:
tarsocrural joint
Where is the thymus located? - Answer: In the cranial mediastinum in the chest
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