front 1 152. What instrument should not be used for demating? | back 1 scissors |
front 2 153. What is not recommended when using clippers? | back 2 Using isopropyl alcohol to disinfect the blades |
front 3 154. What is scooting a sign of? | back 3 impacted anal glands |
front 4 155. Where is the occlusal surface of teeth? | back 4 the chewing surface of the teeth |
front 5 156. Where is the lingual surface of the teeth? | back 5 the part that is touching the tounge |
front 6 157. Where is the blood an nerve supply of a nail? | back 6 quik |
front 7 158. What bathing steps need to be done before you wet the patient and after wetting the patient? | back 7 Before- Lube eyes, Put cotton in the ears, Express anal glands After- Apply shampoo, Wash face, Rinse head to tail |
front 8 159. What size blade is used for surgical prep? | back 8 40-50 |
front 9 160. Where are the anal glands located? | back 9 inside and below the rectum At 4 and 7 |
front 10 161. What do guinea pigs suffer from due to a lack of vitamin C? | back 10 Scurvy |
front 11 162. Describe these common exotic diseases and what species they affect: Zinc toxicity, Toxoplasma Gondi, Canine distemper, Wet tail, Plague | back 11 Zinc toxicity- Common in avians, caused by some metal objects Toxoplasma Gondi- Disease carried by rats Canine Distemper- Disease that unvaccinated ferrets are susceptible to Wet tail-Common GI bacterial infection in hamsters Plague-Disease commonly carried by wild rats |
front 12 Describe the common exotic disease - Zinc toxicity | back 12 too much zinc will cause: nausea, vomiting, epigastric pain, lethargy, and fatigue |
front 13 Describe the common exotic disease - Toxoplasma Gondi | back 13 Disease carried by rats |
front 14 Describe the common exotic disease - Canine distemper | back 14 Disease that unvaccinated ferrets are susceptible to |
front 15 Describe the common exotic disease - wet tail | back 15 diarrhea or loose stools in hamsters due to an overgrowth of intestinal bacteria |
front 16 Describe the common exotic disease - plague | back 16 Disease commonly carried by wild rats |
front 17 163. Define coprophagia. | back 17 where an animal eats their own poop |
front 18 164. What type of diet do rabbits, ferret, and rats eat? | back 18 rabbits eat plants rats eat seeds and small creatures ferrets eat meat |
front 19 165. Uroliths are caused by what? What is not normal in urine? What system helps maintain the balance of the body’s fluids? | back 19 Kidney stones - caused by UTI - often from dry cat food - lymphasitc system balances fluids |
front 20 What is a urolith? | back 20 Kidney stone |
front 21 Uroliths are caused by what? | back 21 UTI (urinary track infections in dogs) Dry food in cats? - AL |
front 22 What is not normal in urine? | back 22 blood, stones, |
front 23 What system helps maintain the balance of the body’s fluids? | back 23 lymphatic system |
front 24 166. Define the hormones: Antidiuretic Hormone, Aldosterone, Erythropoietin | back 24 no data |
front 25 Define the hormone: antidiuretic hormone | back 25 A hormone that helps blood vessels constrict and helps the kidneys control the amount of water and salt in the body. It helps control blood pressure. |
front 26 Define the hormone: Aldosterone | back 26 A steroid hormone made by the adrenal cortex (the outer layer of the adrenal gland). It helps control the balance of water and salts in the kidney by keeping sodium in and releasing potassium from the body. |
front 27 Define the hormone: Erythropoietin | back 27 Erythropoietin (EPO) is a glycoprotein hormone, naturally produced by the peritubular cells of the kidney, that stimulates red blood cell production. |
front 28 167. What structure does urine travel through from the kidney to the bladder? | back 28 Uterer |
front 29 168. What structure separates the proximal and distal tubule? | back 29 Loop of Henle |
front 30 169. What is the order of flow through the urinary tract structures? | back 30 Kidneys, ureter, bladder, urethra |
front 31 170. Define polyuria, hematuria, anuria, erythropoietin | back 31 no data |
front 32 Define: polyuria | back 32 Excessive Urine |
front 33 Define: hematuria | back 33 blood in the urine |
front 34 Define: anuria | back 34 absence of urine |
front 35 Define: erythropoietin | back 35 a hormone secreted by the kidneys that increases the rate of production of red blood cells in response to falling levels of oxygen in the tissues. |