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VTNE Practice Test A Questions With Well Elaborated Solutions When a patient shows clinical signs of dyspnea and cyanosis, the technician should check for: - ataxia - hypothermia - respiratory obstruction - urethral obstruction - ANSWER -Respiratory obstruction For a 20-kg dog that is 5% dehydrated, how much fluid replacement is required? - 250 ml - 500 ml - 1000 ml - 2000 ml - ANSWER -1000 ml A vial containing 1 gram of medication has to be reconstituted to a 2.5% solution (w/v). What volume of diluent is needed and what concentration will result? - 25 mL, resulting in a concentration of 4 mg/L - 40 mL, resulting in a concentration of 2.5 mg/L - 40 mL, resulting in a concentration of 4 mg/mL - 40 mL, resulting in a concentration of 25 mg/mL - ANSWER -40 ml, resulting in a concentration of 25 mg/ml In the anesthetized, healthy patient, which of the following abnormalities is most commonly encountered? - Respiratory alkalosis - Metabolic acidosis - Metabolic alkalosis - Respiratory acidosis - ANSWER -Respiratory acidosis The standard culture medium used for bacterial sensitivity testing is: - MacConkey - Hektoen enteric - Sabouraud dextrose - Mueller-Hinton - ANSWER -Mueller-Hinton The inhalant anesthetic isoflurane: - is a liquid at room temperature when stored in a sealed container - is odorless - is flammable - does not vaporize at room temperature when stored in an open container - ANSWER -Is a liquid at room temperature when stored in a sealed container For horses under anesthesia in lateral recumbency, padding and positioning of the front legs and head is important to prevent: - decubital sores - granuloma - laminitis - neuromuscular damage - ANSWER -Neuromuscular damage adequate tissue perfusion is presumed when an animal exhibits normal: - heart rate - body temperature - capillary refill - pupillary size - ANSWER -Capillary refill Which hormone is responsible for the rupture of an ovarian follicle and the release of a mature egg from an ovary? - Luteinizing hormone - Estrogen - Follicle stimulating hormone - Progesterone - ANSWER -Luteinizing hormone The most profound adverse effect of the opioid drugs is: - respiratory depression - decreased heart rate - bowel hypermotility - decreased blood pressure - ANSWER -Respiratory depression How long is the gestation period in the mare? - 112-115 days - 148-156 days - 280-290 days - 326-354 days - ANSWER -326-354 days Inanimate objects contaminated with pathogens are referred to as: - carriers - hosts - fomites - vectors - ANSWER -Fomites Which of the following parasites requires an intermediate host in order to complete the life cycle.? - ascarid - hookworm - coccidia - heartworm - ANSWER -Heartworm basophillic stippling of RBCs is a characteristic finding in: - lead poisoning in dogs - anemia in horses - acetaminophen toxicity in cats - healthy avian blood - ANSWER -Lead poisoning in dogs An effective drug for treating anaphylaxis is: - calcium gluconate - piperazine - procaine - epinephrine - ANSWER -Epinephrine If a horse is given 825 mL of a 10% solution of guaifenesin, the amount in grams of guaifenesin given is:

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VTNE Practice Test A Questions With
Well Elaborated Solutions
When a patient shows clinical signs of dyspnea and cyanosis, the technician should
check for:
- ataxia
- hypothermia
- respiratory obstruction
- urethral obstruction - ANSWER -Respiratory obstruction

For a 20-kg dog that is 5% dehydrated, how much fluid replacement is required?

- 250 ml
- 500 ml
- 1000 ml
- 2000 ml - ANSWER -1000 ml

A vial containing 1 gram of medication has to be reconstituted to a 2.5% solution
(w/v). What volume of diluent is needed and what concentration will result?

- 25 mL, resulting in a concentration of 4 mg/L
- 40 mL, resulting in a concentration of 2.5 mg/L
- 40 mL, resulting in a concentration of 4 mg/mL
- 40 mL, resulting in a concentration of 25 mg/mL - ANSWER -40 ml, resulting in
a concentration of 25 mg/ml

In the anesthetized, healthy patient, which of the following abnormalities is most
commonly encountered?

- Respiratory alkalosis
- Metabolic acidosis
- Metabolic alkalosis
- Respiratory acidosis - ANSWER -Respiratory acidosis

The standard culture medium used for bacterial sensitivity testing is:

- MacConkey
- Hektoen enteric

, - Sabouraud dextrose
- Mueller-Hinton - ANSWER -Mueller-Hinton

The inhalant anesthetic isoflurane:

- is a liquid at room temperature when stored in a sealed container
- is odorless
- is flammable
- does not vaporize at room temperature when stored in an open container -
ANSWER -Is a liquid at room temperature when stored in a sealed container

For horses under anesthesia in lateral recumbency, padding and positioning of the
front legs and head is important to prevent:

- decubital sores
- granuloma
- laminitis
- neuromuscular damage - ANSWER -Neuromuscular damage

adequate tissue perfusion is presumed when an animal exhibits normal:

- heart rate
- body temperature
- capillary refill
- pupillary size - ANSWER -Capillary refill

Which hormone is responsible for the rupture of an ovarian follicle and the release
of a mature egg from an ovary?

- Luteinizing hormone
- Estrogen
- Follicle stimulating hormone
- Progesterone - ANSWER -Luteinizing hormone

The most profound adverse effect of the opioid drugs is:

- respiratory depression
- decreased heart rate
- bowel hypermotility
- decreased blood pressure - ANSWER -Respiratory depression

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