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AAVSB VTNE Exam Syllabus Topics:

SectionObjectives
Topic 1: Pharmacology- Drug classifications and uses
- Dosage calculations and administration
Topic 2: Diagnostic Imaging- Image processing and interpretation basics
- Radiography positioning and safety
Topic 3: Surgical Nursing- Sterile technique and instrumentation
- Preoperative and postoperative care
Topic 4: Animal Care and Nursing- Patient handling and restraint
- Nutrition and husbandry
Topic 5: Pain Management and Analgesia- Analgesic drug use
- Pain assessment techniques
Topic 6: Dentistry- Dental prophylaxis procedures
- Oral anatomy and disease recognition
Topic 7: Emergency Medicine and Critical Care- Shock management and CPR
- Triage and stabilization
Topic 8: Anesthesia- Anesthetic monitoring
- Anesthetic protocols and equipment
Topic 9: Laboratory Procedures- Hematology and clinical pathology
- Urinalysis and microbiology

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AAVSB Veterinary Technician National Exam Sample Questions (Q450-Q455):

NEW QUESTION # 450
A quick estimation for drug dosing during CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) is to administer 1 mL of atropine per 20 pounds of body weight every 3-5 minutes. If a 60 pound dog receives three rounds of atropine administration, what total volume was administered to the patient?

Answer: A

Explanation:
Calculate volume per dose: 60 pounds / (20 pounds per 1 mL) = 3 mL/dose Total amount over three doses: 3 mL/dose x 3 doses = 9 mL total Mosby's Comprehensive Review for Veterinary Technicians 5th Edition. Pg 453-454.


NEW QUESTION # 451
What is a Backhaus clamp?

Answer: C

Explanation:
A Backhaus clamp is a locking device with curved, pointed tips used to secure drapes to a patient's skin or hold the tissue in place. The curved, pointed tip of the Backhaus clamp facilitates firm attachment to the patient's skin. Since it is a locking device, it can be "set" in place and does not require the constant attention of the surgical assistant. However, be careful where it is applied and for how long as it can be traumatic to the tissue.
A Hohmann retractor is a handheld retractor used to lever tissue away from bone during surgery. A Weitlaner retractor is a self-retaining retractor with blunt, raked tips that ratchet to hold tissue apart. A Gelpi retractor is a self-retaining retractor with single-pointed tips that ratchet to hold tissue apart. Both Gelpi and Weiglaner retractors are most commonly utilized in orthopedic surgery.


NEW QUESTION # 452
Which of the following terms is a measurement of the absorbed dose of ionizing radiation absorbed by a body part?

Answer: A

Explanation:
Gray (Gy) is the SI (International System of Units) unit of measure for the amount of ionizing radiation absorbed by a body part.
Maximum permissible dose (MPD) is the upper limit of radiation a person may receive over a specific time period. This term is typically used when discussing dosimeters and staff exposure to radiation.
Milliamperage (mA) is the current of the x-ray beam. Kilovolt (kV) is the voltage of the x-ray beam. These terms are used when discussing radiograph exposure settings.


NEW QUESTION # 453
When diagnosing a canine patient with heartworms, what is an ELISA antigen test detecting in the patient's sample?

Answer: C

Explanation:
Commercially available ELISA antigen methodology tests look for the adult female heartworm. Worm maturation time accounts for the lag between infection and a positive test. One cause of false negatives is single sex (male only) infections.
Microfilaria tests can be performed through direct microscopic exam, or with concentration test kits.
A diagnosis of canine heartworm disease is relatively simple and requires only a positive serum test for the heartworm antigen. Feline heartworm disease is more complicated, however, and a diagnosis requires several positive tests. These include a positive heartworm antibody titer, basophilia and eosinophilia in the blood, enlarged pulmonary vessels, and an EKG that shows the presence of a worm.
Joanna M. Bassert, VMD. McCurnin's Clinical Textbook for Veterinary Technicians, 9th Edition. Pg 644.
Mosby's Comprehensive Review for Veterinary Technicians 5th Edition. Pg 62.


NEW QUESTION # 454
You are asked to pass an orogastric tube in a cow to provide oral fluid administration as a bolus. All of the following pertain to this technique in cattle, except:

Answer: B

Explanation:
Because of the large capacity of the rumen in ruminants, oral fluid boluses may be administered and provide significant volume. In adult cattle, several gallons of fluid can safely be administered via ruminal bolus.
The cow should be physically restrained via a rope halter and head gate to perform the procedure. Having the halter snug and off to one side prevents overall head movement.
Standing next to the cow, place the hand adjacent to the animal atop the nose to control the head and aid in using the Frick speculum against the animal's dental pad. This speculum is used over the tongue and at the level of the pharynx, preventing the animal from chewing the orogastric tube. Using the opposite hand, pass the tube through the speculum. As the animal swallows, it will pass into the esophagus. However, if you get coughing, you have entered the trachea. You must readjust by backing out to the pharynx level and restarting the tube's advancement.
Facilitation of tube passage is aided by keeping the animal's neck in a mild flexion position, aiding in reaching the esophagus, not the trachea.
When placed correctly, there is usually minimal resistance to passage. When in the correct locale, the tube may often be evident externally in the left jugular groove.
Once in the rumen, you should be able to smell ruminal gas, confirming tube placement. If you are not 100% convinced and want to check placement, you can instill air into the tube. This will cause bubbling in the rumen, which can be appreciated in the paralumbar fossa on the left via auscultation. This helps confirm placement. Placement must be confirmed before fluids or medications are administered.
Orogastric intubation is a preferred means of administering fluids and many medications in camelids and food animals (ruminant or semi-ruminant species and in pigs). It can also permit enteral feeding, transfaunation, and even relieve mild cases of bloat.
Note that neonatal animals (kids, lambs, and crias) usually do not require a speculum. In addition to the speculum mentioned above, other options may be used, such as a roll of tape in small patients, a piece of garden hose in large patients, or PVC piping in various-sized animals.


NEW QUESTION # 455
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