A client calls. “I think my dog was just hit by a car. My dog was outside in the front when I heard tires squealing and my dog crying out in pain. I just brought my dog in the house and she is walking around OK, I don’t see any wounds on her. She seems fine.” What will you tell this client to do?

A client calls about her sick dog. After listening to her description of the signs her dog is exhibiting, and asking questions about the age and breed of dog, you have determined the dog may have a gastric dilitation/volvulus. Choose 2 of the following that the client possibly described:

The National Association of Realtors estimates that 23% of all homes purchased in 2004 were considered investment properties. If a sample of 800 homes sold in 2004 is obtained what is the probability that between 175 and 200 homes are going to be used as investment property?

The owner of a computer repair shop has determined that their daily revenue has mean $7200 and standard deviation $1200. The daily revenue totals for the next 30 days will be monitored. Determine the probability the mean daily revenue for the next 30 days will be between $7000 and $7500?

A client calls. “My 4 year old German Shepard ate his dinner and some table scraps about 4 hours ago. He has been restless, pacing and having dry heaves for the last 2 hours and now his stomach looks really big.” List 2 items you will have prepared for this dog’s arrival at your hospital.

Triage is the art of prioritizing the patients and their problems upon presentation to the hospital.

DIC is: (pick all that apply)

A dog is on the way to your clinic with probable heat stroke. The owner took the dog’s temperature at home and it was over 107. Part A: What will you tell the client to do at home? Part B: List 2 things you will have prepared to treat this dog on its arrival at your hospital.

How will you know you are inflating the lungs adequately when ventilating a patient during CPR?

Why is it important to use an endotracheal tube with a cuff when doing CPR?