In cases of suspected toxin ingestion, clinical signs of nervousness, apprehension, and seizures most likely suggest toxicity caused by:

The best method of assessing oxygenation is:

Azotemia is defined as:

Hypertonic saline is contraindicated:

Diminished or absent breath and heart sounds are most compatible with:

In an effort to improve your patient’s blood pressure, you administer, ______, a synthetic catecholamine, in hopes of causing peripheral vasoconstriction.

In the absence of venous access during CPR, many drugs can be delivered:

When performing cardiac compressions on a dog that weighs 9 lb., what is the point of compression?

A colloid is appropriate in which of the following situations?

The veterinarian is about to perform a vaginal examination on a cow with dystocia. As you prep the perineal area, which of the following is not true?