Shock can be classified in several catagories. For example we discussed hypovolemic, septic and anaphylactic shock. Regardless of the form or cause of shock, the goal of treatment is to optimize oxygen delivery to the tissues.

A client calls. “My Golden Retreiver just had her first puppy. This is her first litter. She is licking the puppy and the puppy is breathing. There is a green sac hanging off the puppy and I think the monther is trying to eat it.” What will you tell this owner about the green sac? What should the owner do?

A client calls. “I have a Golden Retriever. I had radiographs done last week and I know she has at least 8 puppies. She has only delivered 6 puppies so far. It has been over 4 hours since the last puppy was delivered and the bitch seems really tired.” You will recommend:

List 2 sypmtoms reported by owners of dogs with hemorrhagic gastroenteritis.

What does ROSC mean in reference to CPR?

Possible complications of a case of severe pancreatitis could include:

Signs of brain injury include:

I think my cat may have eaten one of my Tylenol tablets that I set out on the night stand next to my bed. Do I need to worry? Is Tylenol toxic to cats?       Is 1 tablet enough to cause toxicity to an average cat? What will you advise this owner to do?       For 2 extra credit points, what are signs, symptoms of acetominophen toxicity in cats

Epinephrine is: (pick all that apply)

The best way to give drugs when doing CPR is: