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List and define the 3 types of ethics.
Personal - personal principles that give you a sense of what is right/wrong, fair/unfair
Social - est. by society & generally written into law
Professional - code of ethics est. by members of the profession to define & encourage conduct specific to profession
Gender roles are an example of what type of ethics?
Personal ethics
A city ordinance statin that you need to walk your dog on a leash at all times is an example of what type of ethics?
Social ethics
What org. monitors lab animals and their housing/enviro.? What does the acronym stand for?
AWA - Animal Welfare Act
FIFO stands for what? Why is it important and what does it do?
First In, First Out

Reduces risk of exp. product
List 4 things a Vet Tech cannot do but a DVM can.
Diagnose
Prognose
Prescribe
Surgery
Technician should perform most client edu? T/F

Give examples.
True

Venipuncture, radiographs, bandaging, cystos, catheters, etc.
Techs can work under what 3 conditions?
In-direct - DVM not on premises/working from written/oral
Direct - DVM on premises & available
Immediate - DVM in audibel/visual range of patient and person treating
Name facilities and describe:
Office
Clinic - No overnight. Vacc/Wellness.
Hospital - Overnight. Primary Care.
Emergency - Some ONLY night.
On call Emergency - Team not present but avail. by phone to come in.
Referral Center - Vet are board-cert. specialists receiving ref. from primary care DVMS
Animal Medical Center - Large. Referral capacity and extensive hosp. services
NAVTA?
Nat'l Assoc. of Vet. Techs. in America.
Rep. profession of vet tech in America.
Has written code of ethics, vet tech oath, etc.
CDC?
Center for Disease Control.
Monitors disease control, esp. zoonotic.
OSHA?
Occupational Safety and Health Admin.
Enforces fed. laws that ensure a safe workplace for American workers.
Most expensive part of floor space?
Storage - does not bring in any revenue.
Staff meetings?
Most productive way to improve employee comm. and edu. staff on protocols.
Held at least once a month.
____% of your income comes from _____% of your clients.
80, 20
Answer phone by what ring?

Always give an ______ to avoid complaints about fees.
3rd

estimate
SOAP?
Subjective - history, what you can observe
Objective - physiological findings, exam findings
Assessment - definitive diagnosis
Plan - diagnositics, meds, instructions
Logs should be kept for?
Fecals
Surgery
Anesthesia
Controlled drugs
Comprehensive Drug Abuse and Control Act?
Regulates possession of drugs that have the potential to be abused.
Diff. between schedule II and schedules III-V logs?
II have seperate log.
III-V may be combined into one log.
All inventory logs must be kept for how many years?
2 years
Drug log must include:
Name
Address
DEA reg. #
Date/time inventory taken
Contents of inventory
Signature of person taking inventory
Mission of DEA?
Enforce controlled substances laws and regualations of the U.S.
Investigate any issues that may arise w/ missing inventory.