You have a patient that just arrived at your hospital. The patient ingested enough of the owner’s medication to cause serious symptoms and possibly death. If you patient is a dog, what could you give by injection in the hospital to attempt to induce vomiting.

A client calls. “My dog ate rat poison last night. He seems fine now. Do I have to worry?” What will you tell this client?

Humans involved in auto accidents often experience cervical spinal trauma. What section of the spinal column is most commonly injured in dogs or cats hit by cars?

One of the most important roles of the technician in the emergency and critical care setting is to monitor the patient closely after treatment has been started, keeping the veterinarian informed of the improvement or decline in the patient’s condition.

Which of the following is true of your audiovisual presentation aids during a speech?

Topic: types of pets 

An example of a cathartic, a drug that speeds passage of intestinal contents through the GI tract is:

In Michael’s speech, he wanted to inform his audience about the Grand Canyon.  He divided the sections of the Grand Canyon into three parts for the speech: North Rim, South Rim, and the Inner Canyon.  He describes the differences of each park in detail and what each park had to offer and how they are different.  What organizational body strategy does this represent?

Define pulmonary contusions.

An example of a crystalloid solution that can be used to treat shock is: