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how many inches of space around each pack for proper sterilization? |
1 -3 inches |
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the safer gas sterilization agent for the environment and personel |
hydrogen peroxide gas plasma |
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correct time and temp for autoclaving instruments |
250 F for 13 min |
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which can be used for cold sterilization |
endoscopes dental instruments cystoscopes bronchoscopes |
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chloride |
bleach |
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phenol |
lysol |
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antiseptic defined as |
kills germs on animate objects |
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dry heat kills by _____ moist heat kills by _____ |
dry: protein oxidation moist: coagulation of critical cellular proteins |
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cat fight abcess is considered a |
dirty procedure |
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most common agent used for CHEMICAL sterilization |
glutaraldehyde |
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aldyhyde |
formaldehyde |
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povidone-iodine can cause skin irritation or acute contact dermatitis in up to _____& of canine patients |
50% |
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This antiseptic and disinfectant is effective against bacteria, viruses, fungi, and yeast. It has a rapid onset and 2-day residual activity unaffected by organic matter and is nonirritating to tissues. |
chlorohexidine |
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iodine |
betadine |
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define disinfectant |
kills germs on inanimate objects, such as tables |
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2 common agents used for gas sterilization |
ethylene oxide and hydrogren perioxide gas plasma |
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Quaternary Ammonium |
roccal |
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Define antiseptic. |
Kills germs on animate objects |
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The only time a jugular pulse is considered a normal finding in a dog or cat is:
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Occasionally in a laterally recumbent animal
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Used for allergy testing: |
ID
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Soft murmur but easily heard after a few seconds |
grade TWO |
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When you are performing a venipuncture in general, use the ______needle possible for the vein chosen and direct the bevel_______. |
largest, upward |
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In intraosseous administration, needles are placed directly into the ______________ cavity to deliver fluid, drugs and blood products. |
bone marrow |
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The intratracheal dosage of drug is usually ________ than the intravenous dosage. |
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The saphenous vein is a great vein to attempt an IV injection or blood draw, but is more subject to trauma as in hematoma than other veins. true/false |
true |
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What muscle group is the best site for IM injections in small patients? |
Epaxial muscles |
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When might the lateral saphenous vein be preferred to the cephalic vein for canine venipuncture? |
when a dog is aggressive |
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cut skin suture ends to _______ in length to aid in easy removal |
5-10 mm |
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this antiseptic and disinfectant is bactericidal but does not kill spores of fungi, it has no residual effect and it both painful and cytotoxic when used in open wounds |
alcohol |
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an advantage of multifilament suture (over monofilament) |
*relatively stronger *handles well *has good knot-holding |
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nylon is _________, and _________. |
synthetic and nonabsorbable |
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when clipping the hair from a patient prior to surgery how much space needs to be clipped around the incision site? |
at least 2-4 cm all around |
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chlorhexidine |
novasan |
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absorbable suture materials lose most of their tensile strength within _____ days |
60 days |
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nonabsorbable sutures should be cut at what length |
1/2" |
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prolene is _____, ______, and _______. *hint* I'm a pro so SMN |
NONabsorbable, synthetic, and monofilament |
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catgut = |
sheep intestines |
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nylon is available in both mono and mutli t/f? |
true |
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major disadvantage of stainless steel suture? |
poor handling quality, tendency to kink |
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surgical cat gut is *hint* cats are natural cats can absorb things |
natural, absorbable |
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stainless steel is *hint* already made = natural your body does not absorb metal = NONabsorb |
natural, NONabsorbable |
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7-0 suture material is more likely to be used in orthopedic surgery than ophthalmic surgery. t/f |
false |
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Polypropylene AKA |
prolene |
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For abdominal procedure, the clip should extend several centimeters cranial to the __________, caudal to the pubis and lateral to the nipples. |
xyphoid |
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silk: ________, _________, and __________ *hint* costs multiple dollars = multifilament silk grows on a plant = natural you wear silk and it does not absorb into you |
NONabsorbable natural multifilament |
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Which suture material is least expensive? |
surgical cat gut |
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Polydioxanone |
Synthetic absorbable |
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PDS (Polydioxanone) *hint* poly is fake (synthetic) polydioxanone = monofilament polydioxanone = you die and absorb into the earth |
absorbable synthetic monofilament |
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Polymerized caprolactum (Vetafil) *hint* poly is fake (synthetic) "fil" its going to fill up, not absorb |
Synthetic NONabsorbable |
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nylon *hint* nylon = nonabsorbable ny = lie = fake = synthetic |
synthetic NONabsorbable |
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The sleeves of gowns are sterile from _____ cm above the _____ to the level of the _____. |
5 cm; elbow; cuff |
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Once a sterile drape is placed on a patient it can only be moved toward the sterile site if it needs to be adjusted. t/f |
flase |
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When preparing for a laparotomy a routine surgical pack is used. What additional instruments should be available?
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Balfour retractor
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A gastric foreign body is an ingested foreign body this is lodged in the __________ and unable to be digested.
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Stomach
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A ____________ foreign body may cause plication (pleating or folding) of the intestines.
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Linear
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the surgical clipping margins for an adbominal exploratory are:
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xiphoid process to the pubis
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The procedure for a foreign body in the intestines is:
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Enterotomy
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______________ procedures involves an incision into the stomach.
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Gastrotomy
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___________ and __________ are self-retaining retractors commonly used for muscle retraction (especially in orthopedic and neurological surgery). |
Gelpi, Weitlaner |
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The ________ is a double ended hand held retractor commonly used to retract skin, fat, or muscle. *hint* "double ended" = 2 names retract = rake skin = senn = senn rake |
Senn Rake |
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the saphenous vein is a great vein to attempt an IV injection or blood draw, but is more subject to trauma as in hematoma than other veins. t/f |
true |