ABC Pet CPR Program
Which of the following emergencies always requires veterinary care? - ANS-All of the
above:
Respiratory Distress, First time seizure, Arterial Bleeding
In regards to dogs, a temperature of _____ is considered normal, while a temperature of
_____ is considered an emergency. - ANS-102.5 F / 104 F
Heavy panting, the presence of foam around the mouth and bright red gums may be
signs of ________. - ANS-Heat Stroke
A dehydration level of more than ___ percent in dogs is life threatening. - ANS-10%
Feeling a dog's nose to assess temperature is an accurate method for determining
health status. - ANS-False
Wounds that penetrate the chest wall may be referred to as ______. - ANS-Sucking
chest wounds
What is the biggest difference between human and animal First Aid? - ANS-Animals
tend to bite
Twitching, head tilt and seizures may be symptoms of ______. - ANS-Hypoglycemia
Once you have started CPCR on a large adult dog, when should you pause to check
the animal's status? - ANS-Not sooner than 2 minutes after starting CPCR
What does the abbreviation "CRT" stand for? - ANS-Capillary Refill Time
Drop in body temperature, weak or absent pulse and unconsciousness may be
symptoms of: - ANS-Late stage shock
Which of the following is the average heart-rate for cats? - ANS-160-200 beats per
minute
Do not touch an animal that is/has been electrocuted until the electricity is off or the
source of electrocution is safely away from both you and the animal. - ANS-True
Which of the following emergencies always requires veterinary care? - ANS-All of the
above:
Respiratory Distress, First time seizure, Arterial Bleeding
In regards to dogs, a temperature of _____ is considered normal, while a temperature of
_____ is considered an emergency. - ANS-102.5 F / 104 F
Heavy panting, the presence of foam around the mouth and bright red gums may be
signs of ________. - ANS-Heat Stroke
A dehydration level of more than ___ percent in dogs is life threatening. - ANS-10%
Feeling a dog's nose to assess temperature is an accurate method for determining
health status. - ANS-False
Wounds that penetrate the chest wall may be referred to as ______. - ANS-Sucking
chest wounds
What is the biggest difference between human and animal First Aid? - ANS-Animals
tend to bite
Twitching, head tilt and seizures may be symptoms of ______. - ANS-Hypoglycemia
Once you have started CPCR on a large adult dog, when should you pause to check
the animal's status? - ANS-Not sooner than 2 minutes after starting CPCR
What does the abbreviation "CRT" stand for? - ANS-Capillary Refill Time
Drop in body temperature, weak or absent pulse and unconsciousness may be
symptoms of: - ANS-Late stage shock
Which of the following is the average heart-rate for cats? - ANS-160-200 beats per
minute
Do not touch an animal that is/has been electrocuted until the electricity is off or the
source of electrocution is safely away from both you and the animal. - ANS-True
