In dogs, sneezing is most commonly associated with upper respiratory viral infections, whereas sneezing in cats is usually the result of inhalation of foreign material.

Heartworm disease is a mosquito-borne infectious disease that affects both cats and dogs. Clinical signs of heartworm disease differ between the cat and the dog. This difference in clinical signs is a reflection of worm burden and the longevity of the adult worm. Which statement is true?

A cough may be [answer], meaning fluid, mucus, or blood is brought up from the airway.

Degenerative Atrioventricular Valve Disease primarily affects dogs, with approximately [answer1] of cases involving only the [answer2] valve and 30% involving both [answer3] and [answer4] valves.

Clinical signs of feline bronchitis include all of the following except  

Define Pathogenesis

The first respiratory sign that heart disease has progressed to heart failure is often [answer].

In a healthcare facility, codes are used to 

How does a well-implemented lean measurement system support continuous improvement?

Which of the following can a nursing assistant do if poisoning is suspected?