2024 VTNE Comprehensive Exam Review Version 2

2024 VTNE Comprehensive Exam Review ( Version 2 ) Complete Questions & Answers (Solved) 100% Correct

• Drugs that are used when vomiting is related to motion sickness or vestibular

disturbance?

• Chlorpromazine
• Diphenhydramine
• Medclizine
• Dimenphdrinate
• All the above

Answer: F. All the above

• produce parasympathetic effects
• Cholinergics
• Anticholinergics

Answer: A. Cholinergics

• Restlessness, increased RR, peripheral & pulmonary edema , weight gain,

increase in lung sounds (crackles & wheezes) , chemosis ( edema of ocular conjunctiva), Pitting edema.Are all signs of?

• Rapid fluid therapy
• Signs of overhydration
• Signs of underhydration

Answer: B. Signs of overhydration

• Semidry mucous membranes , minimal loss of skin turgor is
• Mild- 5% dehydration
• Moderate- 8% dehydration
• Severe- 10% or greater dehydration

Answer: A. Mild- 5% dehydration

• The patient shows a 5% dehydration is considered?
• Mild 1 / 4

• Moderate
• Sever

Answer: A. Mild

• Physical Exam, under the supervision of the veterinarian a Vet Tech may conduct

which part of the physical Exam?

• To assess a patient's anesthetic risk & prepare an anesthetic plan.
• Obtain a status or progress report for monitoring an animals recovery.
• Verify medical record entries

• Evaluate abnormalities or conditions that should be brought to the attention of the

veterinarian

• All the above

Answer: E. All the above

• For Physical Exam for General Appearance what all needs to be noted?

Answer: -

Gait Behavioral Temperament & attitude Vomiting /Diarrhea, Urination or defecation in cage

• What all should be noted in the records when taking a Physical Exam?
• Weight
• Temperature
• Pulse D.Respiration

E.All the above

Answer: E.All the above

• When examining a patent should vaccination history be reviewed ?

True or False 2 / 4

Answer: True

• When examining skin and Coat what should you look for?
• Shiny
• Dull
• Alopecia
• Dryness
• Lesions or parasites such as fleas, lice, mites or ticks
• All the above

Answer: H. All the above

• What is Skin turgor?
• to assess the hydration levels of the patient
• to check for parasites
• to assess the coat or skin

Answer: A. to assess the hydration levels of the patient

• What should you avoid when preforming a skin turgor?
• Hold the skin longer than 3-4 seconds
• Avoid cervical area because of the extra skin in this area
• Palpate the entire animal

Answer: B. Avoid cervical area because of the extra skin in this area

• When preforming a skin turgor, if the skin remains tented or returns slowly to

normal resting position this is a sign of?

• dehydration
• the patient is hydrated enough
• does not need fluids

Answer: A.dehydration

• What is the proper way to preform a skin turgor?
• To pull back the skin in the cervical area because of its extra skin 3 / 4

• To assess turgor the tent of the skin at the thoractolumbar junction.
• To pull on the ears

Answer: B. To assess turgor the tent of the skin at the thoractolumbar junction.

• The patient shows a 8% dehydration is considered?
• Mild
• Moderate
• Sever

Answer: B. Moderate

• The patient shows a >10% dehydration is considered?
• Mild
• Moderate
• Sever

Answer: C.Sever Needs fluids ASAP!!

• Examine the eyes what should you note in the exam?
• Reflexes & response to visual stimuli
• Discharge from eyes Clear or purulent
• Corneal changes
• Color of conjunctive
• All the above

Answer: E. All the above

• When examine the ears what should you look for?
• Response to auditory stimuli
• Debris , unusual or excessive odor
• Shaking/ tilting its head on one side
• All the above

Answer: D.All the above

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