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Question 1 of 15

1. Question
What is the cell type the arrow is pointing to?
- Erythrocyte
- Leukocyte
- Echinocyte
- Platelet
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Question 2 of 15

2. Question
What plane of anesthesia is the preferred plane for proper patient care during surgery?
- Plane I
- Plane II
- Plane III
- Plane IV
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Question 3 of 15

3. Question
What does a capnograph measure?
- ETCO2
- Oxygen saturation
- Blood pressure
- PAO2
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Question 4 of 15

4. Question
During CPR on an 8-year-old female spayed Scottish terrier, you have done a full 2 minute cycle of chest compressions and look at the ECG monitor (pictured above). You cannot palpate a pulse and the monitor is reading that the patient’s heart rate is 198 BPM. What cardiac rhythm is this patient’s heart in?
- Asystole
- PEA
- Pulseless Ventricular Tachycardia
- Ventricular Fibrillation
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Question 5 of 15

5. Question
How long should one cycle of CPR last before checking for return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC)?
- 1 minute
- 2 minutes
- 3 minutes
- 4 minutes
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Question 6 of 15

6. Question
A 6-month-old female intact yorkie puppy is being admitted for an ovariohysterectomy in the morning that is expected to happen by 10 AM. What do you instruct the owner on as to when they should give the puppy their last meal before surgery?
- No food after midnight the night before
- No food after 7 am the day of
- Give a small snack while dropping off for surgery
- Give a normal breakfast in the morning but at least 3 hours before approximate surgery start time
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Question 7 of 15

7. Question
According to AAHA surgical guidelines, what is the surgical rate for fluid administration in cats and dogs?
- 2 ml/kg/hour for cats and 4 ml/kg/hour for dogs
- 5 ml/kg/hour for cats and 10 ml/kg/hour for dogs
- 3 ml/kg/hour for cats and 5 ml/kg/hour for dogs
- 1 ml/kg/hour for cats and 3 ml/kg/hour for dogs
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Question 8 of 15

8. Question
You’re running anesthesia on a two-year-old male intact boxer mix that is having an orchiectomy plus scrotal ablation. You notice your patient’s blood pressure begins to drop, with a systolic of 73 mm Hg. Your doctor instructs you to give a 500 ml(s) bolus over 15 minutes. What do you set your fluid pump to in order to accomplish this?
- 500 ml(s)/hour
- 1,000 ml(s)/hour
- 2,000 ml(s)/hour
- 3,000 ml(s)/hour
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Question 9 of 15

9. Question
You are preparing your anesthetic machine for a 3 kg feline surgery. What kind of breathing circuit would provide optimal care while under anesthesia?
- Rebreathing circuit
- Non-rebreathing circuit
- Neither A nor B; you can "box down" feline patients and keep a well fitted face mask on to maintain anesthesia
- Either A or B
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Question 10 of 15

10. Question
You are triaging a 7-year-old male neutered maltese mix when you check their gums and find the above picture. What kind of presentation is this referred to as?
- Petechiae
- Icteric
- Cyanosis
- Normal presentation, pigmented
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Question 11 of 15

11. Question
A 10-year-old male neutered yorkie mix presents on emergency for lethargy and difficulty breathing. The owner reports the patient vomited up some foamy fluid once on the way to the hospital and was coughing loudly. Upon auscultation during triage, you hear a loud murmur. What emergency therapy would not be appropriate for this patient?
- Oxygen
- Fluid therapy
- Butorphanol
- Furosemide
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Question 12 of 15

12. Question
A 1-year-old male neutered domestic shorthair cat presents to the hospital with the primary complaint of being unable to use a back limb. The owner reports that suddenly today their cat started to yowl in pain and drag the hind right limb. What priority level would this patient receive?
- Priority level I – needs to be seen immediately
- Priority level II – should be assessed by the doctor prior to waiting
- Priority level III – is stable but should be seen on emergency
- Priority level IV – is stable and could attempt to make an appointment
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Question 13 of 15

13. Question
A four-year-old male neutered pitbull mix presents to the hospital for consuming rodent poison bait that was left out in a garage while the owner was away from home. The owner claims that they were only gone for an hour while the patient was alone in the garage, so they could’ve eaten the poison any time within the last hour. The owner brought the container and you read that the poison is meant for gophers and contains zinc phosphide. What is the proper procedure for this patient?
- Try to induce vomiting if eaten within the last 3 hours
- Nothing; patient is stable and can wait to be seen by doctor
- Oral charcoal treatments
- Call a poison control hotline or have the client call
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Question 14 of 15

14. Question
Your doctor has ordered for your patient, a 25 kg male neutered labrador mix, to have a CRI of metoclopramide at a rate of 2 mg/kg/day. If your metoclopramide is 5mg/ml and their current rate of fluids is 30 ml(s)/hour of Isolyte and is hooked up to a 1 L bag, how much metoclopramide will you be adding to their fluid bag?
- 85.92 ml(s)
- 2 ml(s)
- 13.86 ml(s)
- 6.25 ml(s)
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Question 15 of 15

15. Question
A 2-year-old female spayed 17 kg Siberian husky presents for grand mal seizures lasting 2 minutes long and occuring every 5 minutes for the past half hour. After multiple attempts to administer diazepam without any improvement, your doctor gives orders to administer a CRI of propofol at a 0.1mg/kg/minute rate. If you calculate enough for 3 hours, how many ml(s) of propofol will you need to draw up? Propofol comes in 10mg/ml vials.
- 30.6 ml(s)
- 3.06 ml(s)
- 17 ml(s)
- 51 ml(s)
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1. Question

What is the cell type the arrow is pointing to?

2. Question

What plane of anesthesia is the preferred plane for proper patient care during surgery?

3. Question

What does a capnograph measure?

4. Question

5. Question

How long should one cycle of CPR last before checking for return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC)?

6. Question

A 6-month-old female intact yorkie puppy is being admitted for an ovariohysterectomy in the morning that is expected to happen by 10 AM. What do you instruct the owner on as to when they should give the puppy their last meal before surgery?

7. Question

According to AAHA surgical guidelines, what is the surgical rate for fluid administration in cats and dogs?

8. Question

9. Question

You are preparing your anesthetic machine for a 3 kg feline surgery. What kind of breathing circuit would provide optimal care while under anesthesia?

10. Question

You are triaging a 7-year-old male neutered maltese mix when you check their gums and find the above picture. What kind of presentation is this referred to as?

11. Question

12. Question

A 1-year-old male neutered domestic shorthair cat presents to the hospital with the primary complaint of being unable to use a back limb. The owner reports that suddenly today their cat started to yowl in pain and drag the hind right limb. What priority level would this patient receive?

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