Name TWO physical clinical signs in a patient that would lead you to a nursing diagnosis of hypoxia?  (Please use appropriate medical terminology)   (Clinical Sign #) (Clinical Sign #)

Describe how to safely lift a 30 pound dog onto a surgery table

Which controlled drug category is the most addictive?

What role does the employer have regarding work safety? What are their        responsibilities?

You have a hypoxic patient.  What is the very first thing you should do for this patient?

Which of the following is not a treatment for bacterial pneumonia in a foal?

The rules for preventing injury when lifting is:

Please answer each of the following questions by selecting the appropriate choice from the drop down menu.  The choices will be “Feline Herpes Virus”, “Feline Calici Virus” or “Neither”   The virus can be very difficult to kill (question ) The virus stays dormant in the trigeminal nerve (question ) The virus may be shed for the rest of the cats life even if asymptomatic (question ) The virus often results in tracheal sensitivity (question ) The virus often results in corneal ulcers (question ) The virus is rarely seen in cats (question )

A technician evaluation (nursing diagnosis) is based off the patient’s response to a disease. 

Once a horse is laterally recumbent due to a neurologic or musculoskeletal disease, we have no choice but to euthanize the horse.