Immediately upon completing a quiz, your score in the D2L gradebook will always be:

Quizzes can be completed for a grade after their deadlines. 

Sarah developed a rash 48 hours after using a topical medication. This is classified as what type of adverse drug reaction?

Clinical judgement in prescribing includes

As an RVT, you will be responsible for monitoring patients with feeding tubes and educating owners on proper care. For each of the following feeding tubes, describe: Key clinical signs to monitor (e.g., complications, signs of intolerance, infection) Essential care tips (e.g., maintenance, flushing, site cleaning, preventing displacement) Feeding Tubes: Nasoesophageal Nasogastric Esophagostomy Pharyngostomy Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy 

Animals should always be in ___________ recumbency when fed, to help prevent accidental aspiration of food material or vomitus.

How is each of the following feeding tubes placed? As an RVT, you are permitted to place nasoesophageal (NE) and nasogastric (NG) tubes. Depending on the veterinarian you work with, you may also be responsible for suturing the tubes in place. It is essential that you understand the anatomical landmarks, proper placement techniques, and surgical preparation procedures for each type of feeding tube. When responding, focus on: Proper placement technique Key anatomical landmarks Surgical preparation considerations Confirmation of placement Feeding tubes:  Nasoesophageal Nasogastric Esophagostomy Pharyngostomy Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy 

What are the indications for each of the following tubes? Nasoesophageal Nasogastric Esophagostomy Pharyngostomy Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy 

The owner of a 5-month-old, intact male Labrador wants to know how much to feed his dog per day. The most appropriate recommendation is

Energy needs for pregnant dogs are highest during the 6th to 8th week of gestation.