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What blood cell would you be most interested in during surgery? - Answer platelets What is the valve between the atrium and left ventricle? - Answer left atrioventricular valve What animals should be muzzled? - Answer All known biters How long are dogs and cats pregnant? - Answer 8 weeks/ 2 months Nose, Pharynx, Larynx, _______. What word follows? - Answer Trachea what are the two words that mean pain? - Answer algia, dynia What does inflamma...

What NSAID is deadly/toxic to cats - Answer Tylenol (acetaminophen) COX 1 vs COX 2 - Answer COX 1 has less side effects COX 2 has more risk for GI and renal effects Large animal NSAIDs and routes of administration - Answer 1. Phenylbutazone - Equine: IV or oral use 2. Banamine - Equine: IV, IM, or oral use - Bovine: IV or transdermal NSAIDs for canines - Answer 1. Meloxicam, Metacam - IV or SQ - muscoskeletal, osteoarthritis (OA) or, post op 2. Dera...

Oral route of administration - Answer -safest, least expensive, most convenient -large area for absorption (small intestine) -less predictable blood levels -drug inactivation by acid, enzymes, or first pass effect Schedule 1 drugs - Answer the highest potential for abuse; no accepted medical use Schedule 2 drugs - Answer High potential for abuse and have medical use with severe restrictions Schedule 3 drugs - Answer •moderate to low potential •less than ...

steroidal anti-inflammatories - Answer type of anti-inflammatory group to which glucocorticoids and corticosteroid drugs belong adrenocorticosteroid - Answer collective term for steroid hormones produced by the adrenal cortex mineralocorticoid - Answer type of corticosteroid that regulates electrolytes and water balance glucocorticoid - Answer type of corticosteroid that has anti-inflammatory properties desoxycorticosterone - Answer the only mineralocort...

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Definition of Law - Answer a rule of civil conduct prescribed by the supreme power in a state, commanding what is right and prohibiting what is wrong Function of Law - Answer to maintain stability in the social, political and economic system through dispute resolution, protection of property and the preservation of the state Laws and Morals - Answer are different but overlapping; law provides sanctions while morals do not Law and Justice - Answer are separate and...

Capacity - Answer the parties to a contract must have contractual capacity e.g. Adult, Sober, Competent Minor - Answer person who is under the age of majority (usually eighteen years) Liability on Contracts - Answer minor's contracts are voidable at the minor's option Disaffirmance - Answer avoidance of the contract; may be done during minority and for a reasonable time after reaching majority Restitution - Answer a minor who has disaffirmed a c...

Law vs. Ethics - Answer Laws dictate how a person MUST behave, ethics dictate how a person SHOULD behave ethics - Answer the principles of right and wrong that guide an individual in making decisions business ethics - Answer rules about how businesses and their employees ought to behave 3 steps to dealing with ethical issues - Answer 1. the decision maker should see (identify) the ethical issues involved in the proposed conduct, including the ethical implications...

Compensatory Damages - Answer k damages placing the injured party in a position as good as he one he would have held had the other party performed; equals loss of value minus loss avoided by injured party plus incidental damages plus consequential damages Loss of Value - Answer value of promised performance minus value of actual performance Cost Avoided - Answer loss or costs the injured party avoids by not having to perform Incidental Damages - Answer damages ar...

District Courts - Answer Trail courts of general jurisdiction that can hear and decide most legal controversies in the federal system Courts of Appeals - Answer hear appeals from the courts and review orders of certain administrative agencies The Supreme Court - Answer The nation's highest court, whose principal function is to review the decisions from the Court of Appeals Special Courts - Answer have jurisdiction over cases in a particular area of Federal Law...

Consideration - Answer inducement to enter into a contract that requires 1. legal sufficiency 2. bargained-for exchange Sufficiency of consideration - Answer consists of either a benefit to the promisor or a detriment to the promise Legal benefit - Answer obtaining something the party did not have a prior legal right to Legal detriment - Answer 1. doing an action, one was not legally obligated to do 2. refraining from an action that one has a legal right to d...

Uniform Commercial Code - Answer Article 2 governs sale of personal property except in Louisiana. Personal Property - Answer Any property other than an interest in private property (land). TV or car General Contract Law (Common Law) - Answer Governs all contracts outside the scope of the Code. Ex: employment contracts, service contracts, insurance contracts, contracts involving real property(land and anything attached to it) and contracts for the sale of intangibles suc...

district courts (fed) - Answer trial courts of general jurisdiction that can hear and decide most legal controversies in the federal system court of appeals (fed) - Answer hear appeals from the district courts and review orders of certain administrative agencies supreme court (fed) - Answer the nation's highest court, whose principal function is to review decisions of the Federal Courts of Appeals and the highest State courts special courts (fed) - Answer have...

Subject Matter Jurisdiction - Answer Court's ability to hear a certain type case Federal or state Subject Matter Jurisdiction (3 Types) - Answer 1) Exclusive Federal Jurisdiction 2) Concurrent Jurisdiction 3) Exclusive State Exclusive Federal Jurisdiction (5 Types) - Answer 1) Bankruptcy 2) Copyright 3) Patent 4) Federal Crimes 5) Antitrust(monopoly) Concurrent Jurisdiction for Federal Questions - Answer Issues pertaining to the US Constitution or US S...

Law - Answer Series of rules and regulations set by a rulemaking authority where there's some enforcement mechanism for violators Statutory Law - Answer Laws made by legislative branch Regulatory Law - Answer rules created by an administrative body appointed by the President Common law - Answer (judge-made law) governed by precedent Subject matter jurisdiction - Answer this concept is present if the federal court has exclusive jurisdiction OR concurre...

6 types of contracts that need to be in writing - Answer 1. suretyship agreement 2. contracts for the sale of real estate 3. contracts that cannot be completed in under 1 year 4. sale of goods equal to or more than $500 5. contracts where personal representative agrees to be responsible for the debt of a dead person 6. marriage is the consideration suretyship agreement - Answer -needs to be in writing- agreement to pay the debt of another only in the even of the primary de...

Valid Offer - Answer 1. Must be communicated 2. With intent to enter into a contract 3. Definite and Certain When are offers validly communicated? - Answer 1. As intended 2. As authorized 3. Usually in words When is there intent - Answer Specific ads are communicated with an intent to enter into a contract No - jokes, excited utterances, auctions, preliminary negotiation, general ads Definite and Certain - Answer Under state common law - all essential elemen...

Three bodies of regulations: - Answer State Common Law: Services, intangibles, real estate. Uniform Commercial Code: Regulates sales of goods, tangible, movable, and identified. CISG: International sales of goods Hybrid between good and service - Answer the good v. service, then use the correct body of law based on which was more expensive the goods or service. Goods - Answer are movable, tangible, and identifiable. Sale - Answer consists of the passing of ...

Assignment - Answer voluntary transfer to a third part of the rights arising from a k so that the assignor's right to performance is extinguished Assignor - Answer party making an assignment Assignee - Answer party to whom k rights are assigned Obligor - Answer party owing a duty to the assignor under the original k Obligee - Answer party to whom a duty of performance is owed under a k Requirements of an Assignment - Answer include intent but...

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