2024 VTNE Exam Review ( Version 4 ) New Full Questions and Answers ( Included ) 100% Correct
- The 4th upper premolars are connected with which structure in dogs?
Answer: Maxillary Sinus
- Lactose-fermenting bacteria such as Escherichia coli and Klebsiella appear what color on
MacConkey agar?
Answer: Pink or Red
- Which stain is used to look for lipids or fats and is helpful in looking for intestinal
malabsorption?
Answer: Sudan Stain
- What is a good way to assess daily changes in hydration status of a patient that is in the
hospital for several days or longer?
Answer: Body Weight
- An owner presents her puppy for severe itching. The veterinarian diagnoses Sarcoptes mites
with a superficial skin scraping. The owner wants to know if this mite is contagious to her and her children. What should you tell her?Answer: Yes, there can be a temporary transmission from her dog to those with direct contact, but the mites are host-specific and the infection is temporary
- The somatic nervous system is responsible for which of the following functions?
Answer: Voluntary motor movement
- Which of the following would you use to induce emesis in cats?
Answer: Xylazine
- In which situation would perioperative antibiotics NOT be indicated?
Answer: Excisional biopsy of a 2cm mass
- Which medication is considered a gastric "band-aid"?
Answer: Sucralfate
- A cat is given dexmedetomidine, and the cat's heart rate has dropped significantly.
The veterinarian asks you to give the reversal, which is the following is the appropriate reversal agent?
Answer: Atipamezole
- How is tularemia transmitted (what is the vector)?
Answer: Ticks 1 / 2
- The heart rate of an adult cat should range between which of the following?
Answer: 150-220 bpm
- What species, if overworked, is most at risk for hyperthermia?
Answer: Sheep
- You are assisting with thoracocentesis and the fluid removed from the chest has a very
foul odor. Which of the following types of pleural effusions is most likely?
Answer: Pyothorax
- Which part of the brain is associated with regulation and coordination of movement,
posture, and balance?
Answer: Cerebellum
- What type of muscle is the heart?
Answer: Striated muscle, involuntary
- What is the maximum amount of oral fluids that a horse should receive at a time?
Answer: 6-8 Liters
- For which very contagious and rapidly fatal disease are ferrets vaccinated against?
Answer: Canine distemper
- What represents depolarization from the SA node through the atria on an
electrocardiogram (ECG)?
Answer: P wave
- What is the common term for Psittacosis (Ornithosis)?
Answer: Parrot Fever
- Which of the following represents the source of the most radiation expo- sure to a
veterinary technician who is restraining a cat for a radiograph, taking the exposure, and processing the film?
Answer: Scatter from the patient area
- Your neighbor just bought some pet mice and asks you about breeding them. He wants to
know how long their estrus and gestation are. Which of the following is most accurate?
Answer: Estrus 4-6 days, gestation 19-21 days
- Which of the following are treatments for hyperthyroidism?
Answer: Methimazole and radioactive iodine
- A drug from which of the following categories will cause loss of motor function
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when administered during an epidural?