We talked about 1968-1972 as being the greatest period for the Rolling Stones. They broke out of the shadow of The Beatles and made four masterpieces. Steven Van Zandt wrote that it was “the greatest run of albums in history — and all done in three and a half years.” Which of these was NOT recorded during that time period?

EXTRA CREDIT: A “platinum” album is one that sells 500,000 copies.

EXTRA CREDIT: After playing bass in The Easybeats, George Young produced the first six albums for AC/DC (which featured George’s younger brothers Angus Young and Malcolm Young).

Led Zeppelin broke up when drummer John Bonham was killed in a motorcycle accident.

Phil Spector produced all of the following EXCEPT:

Failure to prevent a patient from inhaling excessive levels of CO2 is likely to result in:

While monitoring a feline patient being treated for urinary obstruction, bradycardia is noted. The most likely source given the patient’s condition is:

Cardiac arrhythmias are least commonly associated with the administration of which class of drugs?

Due to abnormally high parasympathetic tone in many brachycephalic breeds, use of which class of drugs may be helpful preoperatively?

The most common cardiovascular problem encountered by veterinary anesthetists is: