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AAVSB Veterinary Technician National Sample Questions:

1. When patients undergo surgery and anesthetic procedures, the standard of care often dictates intravenous fluid therapy. The objectives of monitoring fluids while a patient is anesthetized include all of the following except:

A) Replace fluid deficits
B) Decrease cardiac output
C) Maintain patent intravenous access
D) Ensure proper tissue perfusion

2. One gray is equal to how many joules per kilogram?

A) 1
B) 100
C) 10
D) 1,000

3. What is the term used to describe a patient's condition involving painful and paradoxical breathing?

A) Flail chest
B) Hypoventilation
C) Dysphoria
D) Hyperventilation

4. A horse presents with signs consistent with colic. The veterinarian on call has not yet reached the office. You do a cursory assessment of the patient and note that the patient is painful. The horse just started showing restlessness and pawing at the ground and isn't interested in food. He is also standing at the back of his stall. This started about an hour ago. The ride to the hospital was 30 minutes. Upon arrival, the owner expressed cost concerns and stated that he was only looking for non-surgical therapy options, regardless of the diagnosis.
All of the following could be used to manage pain associated with colic, except:

A) Acetaminophen
B) Flunixin meglumine (Banamine)
C) Butorphanol or other opioid
D) An alpha-2 agonist, e.g., detomidine or xylazine

5. An owner who refuses to do medical management for a patient with normal neurological status but cervical intervertebral disc disease wants to know what can be done, excluding using medications or surgery to treat her pet. The veterinarian and you discuss that pain delays healing. You strongly recommend pain management in addition to adjunctive therapy to improve the pet's likelihood of a successful recovery. The pet is in a lot of pain, and you explain that while alternative modalities can be beneficial, they do not provide sufficient pain relief. You are concerned that the pet will suffer. The owner permits an injection of an opioid and takes a prescription for gabapentin, but refuses NSAIDs or steroids. Further, she requests an immediate referral for alternative care. You emphasize that she can always call at any time for pain meds. In discussing alternative care options, the owner asks if she can provide massage therapy at home. You explain that this is feasible and demonstrate a few techniques she can use.
However, you emphasize that massage is contraindicated in endangerment sites, which include all of the following, except:

A) Abdomen over the kidneys, deep tissue near the aorta
B) Throat
C) Brachial plexus
D) Over the heart

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