A client calls. “My 4 year old German Shepard ate his dinner and some table scraps about 4 hours ago. He has been restless, pacing and having dry heaves for the last 2 hours and now his stomach looks really big.” List 2 items you will have prepared for this dog’s arrival at your hospital.

Triage is the art of prioritizing the patients and their problems upon presentation to the hospital.

DIC is: (pick all that apply)

A dog is on the way to your clinic with probable heat stroke. The owner took the dog’s temperature at home and it was over 107. Part A: What will you tell the client to do at home? Part B: List 2 things you will have prepared to treat this dog on its arrival at your hospital.

How will you know you are inflating the lungs adequately when ventilating a patient during CPR?

Why is it important to use an endotracheal tube with a cuff when doing CPR?

Signs of abdominal trauma, for example a ruptured bladder, are always obvious immediately after trauma occurs.

In a random sample of 60 dog owners enrolled in obedience training, it was determined that the mean amount of money spent per owner was $109.33 per class. Assuming the population standard deviation of the amount spent per owner is $12, construct and interpret a 95% confidence interval for the mean amount spent per owner for an obedience class.

You are camping with your dog. He just got bit by a rattle snake on his front leg, just below the elbow. You are at least 1 hour from the nearest veterinarian. You will:

You have just performed CPR successfully on a dog and he is breathing on his own, has a normal heart rate and rhythm, his femoral pulses are good. Choose 2 of the following that you will do in the immediate post-resuscitation period to maximize his potential for a full recovery.