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AAVSB VTNE Exam Syllabus Topics:

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

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AAVSB Veterinary Technician National Exam Sample Questions (Q458-Q463):

NEW QUESTION # 458
What is the name of the muscle that provides support to the joints?

Answer: D

Explanation:
Fixators are the muscles that provide support to the joints. The fixator holds the joint in place so that other muscles can effectively produce movement of the bones associated with that joint.
Agonist is the name given to a muscle that is the primary producer of a movement. Synergist is the name of the muscle that assists the agonist in movement. Adductor is the name of any muscle that draws a body part toward the body's median line (abducts).


NEW QUESTION # 459
Which of the following drug classes does not have use in the treatment of heart failure?

Answer: D

Explanation:
Expectorant medications help clear viscous respiratory secretions by thinning the consistency. They have limited use in respiratory conditions.
The other three options are routinely used when treating heart failure:
*ACE (angiotensin-converting enzyme) inhibitors modulate the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system (RAAS) and promote vasodilation.
*Positive inotropes increase heart contraction strength. Examples include digoxin, epinephrine, or dobutamine.
*Vasodilators allow smooth muscle vascular relaxation which can decrease preload and afterload or help treat systemic high blood pressure. Examples include nitroprusside or nitroglycerin.


NEW QUESTION # 460
You will be visiting a camel farm to evaluate the herd's overall health after recent drought conditions. You want to document any changes in health status, behavior, or food intake. We all know that water is an essential nutrient for mammals, reptiles, avians, and amphibian species. Even though camels are designed to live in desert climates, they still require water.
When water is restricted, all of the following may occur in camelids except:

Answer: C

Explanation:
When camels do not have enough water, this can lead to various concerns, including decreased lactation, decreased feed consumption, and, less commonly, hyperthermia. One would think that without adequate water, the animals would try to make up for the loss via eating. Still, since the diet is primarily roughage, their consumption will decrease without adequate water.
Camelids require 9 to 13% of their body weight of water when on pasture.


NEW QUESTION # 461
Which of the following describes the minimum standard for autoclave sterilization?

Answer: D

Explanation:
When performing autoclave sterilization (exposure to saturated steam), one wants to keep the temperature at a minimum of 121.C or 250.F for 20 minutes to ensure proper sterilization.
10-15 minutes at the same temperature will destroy most microbes. Still, we add the additional 5 minutes to ensure they are destroyed and allow for a safety margin.


NEW QUESTION # 462
It is essential for you to understand what pH represents physiologically in the body. You have obtained the patient's arterial blood gas. After doing this, you evaluate the results and present them to the veterinarian. When discussing what you are finding, you assess the patient's blood pH, determining it to be 7.165.
You have determined that the pH is, in fact, what?

Answer: C

Explanation:
pH simply means the relative acidity or alkalinity of a specific thing, such as blood. A normal pH ranges from 0 to 14.
A pH level above 7.0 is alkaline, not acidic. A pH level below 7.0 is acidic, and a pH level of 7.0 is neutral. However, it is critical to know that the normal blood pH is 7.4 and the significance of acidic vs. alkaline blood in the body.
The respiratory system partially regulates acid-base balance through its influence on the levels of CO2 in the blood. The higher the CO2, the more acidic and lower the pH will become. The rate of breathing adjusts CO2 levels. If a patient is in respiratory distress, has a metabolic disease, or a combination of factors, this can prevent the body from maintaining homeostasis and lower or elevate the pH. Other mediators of pH include chemical buffers, including bicarbonate, hemoglobin, phosphate, and the renal system.
The lower the blood pH, the worse the prognosis may become. Values under 7.0 are extremely dangerous and not normally compatible with life.
This patient has acidic blood, which is lower than normal blood. All other responses are, thus, incorrect.


NEW QUESTION # 463
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