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Exam 3

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

assessment of an animal condition after injecting toxic product

Back (Answer)

TPR - temperature, pulse, respiration CRT - capillary refill time MM - mucous membranes

#2
Front (Question)

obvious signs of intoxication

Back (Answer)

GI signs ataxia - walking uncoordinated unconscious seizing cardiovascular or respiratory distress

#3
Front (Question)

decontamination is dependent on

Back (Answer)

the agent and the status of the patient

#4
Front (Question)

how to tell what decontamination protocol to follow?

Back (Answer)

call poison control

#5
Front (Question)

emesis

Back (Answer)

throwing up

#6
Front (Question)

what are drugs to make the animal throw up?

Back (Answer)

apomorphine hydrogen peroxide

#7
Front (Question)

toxic component of chocolate

Back (Answer)

methylxanthines

#8
Front (Question)

toxic component of antifreeze

Back (Answer)

ethylene glycol

#9
Front (Question)

how long can you wait to treat intoxication with antifreeze?

Back (Answer)

within 8-12 hours of exposure

#10
Front (Question)

what is the result of antifreeze ingestion?

Back (Answer)

calcium oxalate crystals

#11
Front (Question)

artificial sweetener in gum/candy

Back (Answer)

xylitol

#12
Front (Question)

what is the toxic plant in florida?

Back (Answer)

sago palm

#13
Front (Question)

lilies are only toxic to

Back (Answer)

cats - result in kidney failure

#14
Front (Question)

grapes and raisins are toxic to

Back (Answer)

dogs - result in kidney failure

#15
Front (Question)

onions are toxic to

Back (Answer)

cats more susceptible than dogs

#16
Front (Question)

what do onions cause?

Back (Answer)

hemolytic anemia

#17
Front (Question)

ibuprofen is ____ toxicity

Back (Answer)

NSAID

#18
Front (Question)

Acitaminophen common drug name

Back (Answer)

tylenol

#19
Front (Question)

what does acetaminophen cause?

Back (Answer)

hemolytic anemia and liver failure

#20
Front (Question)

what do vitamin D rodenticides cause?

Back (Answer)

hypercalcemia and hyperphophatemia results in kidney failure and irreversible mineralization of tissues

#21
Front (Question)

what do anticoagulant rodenticides do?

Back (Answer)

block activation of Vit K dependent clotting factors results in generalized hemorrhage

#22
Front (Question)

bufo toads secrete

Back (Answer)

bufotoxin

#23
Front (Question)

phases of wound healing

Back (Answer)

• inflammatory phase • proliferative phase • maturation phase

#24
Front (Question)

inflammatory phase of wound healing happens

Back (Answer)

immediately and lasts 3-5 days