You have a dog named Sasquatch (he’s a big hairy beast) that had a fracture repaired earlier today; he received morphine preoperatively and had a second dose postoperatively. Sasquatch also had a nerve block done and received an injectable NSAID prior to surgery. Now 3 hours postoperatively he is vocalizing and seems restless in its cage. When the fracture site is palpated, the dog does not seem to respond. He urinated recently. What would you do first?

Which one of these patients would be most likely to develop hyperthermia under anesthesia.

Which one of the local anesthetic techniques listed will desensitize the palate and caudal upper molars.

Many NSAID’s, but not including acetaminophen, have both central and peripheral (anti-inflammatory) effects.

Oscillometric blood pressure monitors most accurately measure which component of the arterial pressure?

Which statement most accurately describes this canine ECG? It is lead II and recorded at 25 mm/sec.  

Which one of these causes of hypoxemia is not responsive to supplemental oxygen?

Hypotension due to extreme blood loss, 40% of blood volume, would be best treated with which one of the following.

Ocular pressure is likely to cause which one of these ECG changes?    

Which one of the following best defines pain?