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1. Question
Category: DermatologyA 10 year-old female neutered Bull Terrier cross is presented with a 12-month history of progressive alopecia. The alopecia has progressed most rapidly in the past 6 months. The left forelimb was amputated for osteosarcoma 1 year ago. The dog became pruritic 6 months ago and has received daily prednisolone since then (at a dose varying between 0.5 and 2 mg kg−1 day) without much of clinical benefit. Two skin biopsies were taken during the past year. The first biopsy showed neutrophilic dermatitis, folliculitis and furunculosis. The second biopsy, taken 8 months later, showed chronic pyogranulomatous dermatitis and follicular rupture. Skin scraping is negative for demodicosis. What is the likely diagnosis?
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2. Question
Category: SurgeryWhich of the following methods would be used to monitor the oxygenation of a patient under anesthesia?
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3. Question
Category: RadiologyA dog is excited and panting before a radiography screening. Your team might consider giving the dog a light sedative because the dog’s panting because:
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4. Question
Category: PathologyWhich of the following is NOT a disorder that causes coagulation problems for animals?
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5. Question
Category: Clinical MedicineA 14-year-old female neutered mixed-breed dog presented with vomiting and anorexia of 2 days’ duration. Rectal examination revealed pale mud-coloured faeces. Hematology was normal however, serum biochemistry profile was altered. What is the likely diagnosis ? (multiple correct answers)
The dog was lethargic and demonstrated markedly icteric sclerae
Serum Biochemistry (Abnormal values highlighted in yellow)
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6. Question
Category: Clinical MedicineA 9-year-old female cat was recently diagnosed with lymphoma. She is now presented for a regular check before treatment is instituted. A blood smear is prepared from the cat. What is the finding?
Erythrocytes shown on a blood smear from a cat. Giemsa staining ×100 (oil).
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7. Question
Category: DermatologyA 7 year-old female neutered German Shepherd dog presents with slow and progressive loss of pigmentation around the face. The lip margins and the periocular hair become depigmented over the past 6 weeks. The dog is well, has no itching, no inflammation, no ocular problems and is apparently unaffected by the condition. What is the likely diagnosis?
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8. Question
Category: Clinical MedicineA pet owner has noticed the cat has vomited multiple times. Between bouts of vomiting, the cat appears to be free of symptoms. However, there is no evidence of blood, feces, and bile in the vomit. Which of the following types of vomiting is the cat experiencing?
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9. Question
Category: AnaesthesiaWhich of the following complications are brachycephalic dogs most likely to have during anesthesia?
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10. Question
Category: SurgeryYou schedule an operation for an 8-year-old golden retriever. Before the operation, the golden retriever must fast for:
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11. Question
Category: Clinical MedicineWhich of the following could worsen the condition of a patient going into shock?
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12. Question
Category: ParasitologyWhich antiparasitic drug can be used to treat hookworm?
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13. Question
Category: Clinical MedicineYou are instructing a patient’s owner about collecting a urine sample. You should instruct the owner to:
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14. Question
Category: Clinical MedicineWhen used for wound lavage, povidone-iodine solution:
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15. Question
Category: Clinical MedicineWhich of the following would contraindicate fluid therapy?
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16. Question
Category: Clinical MedicineWhich of the following patients should be administered emetics to empty its stomach contents?
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17. Question
Category: SurgeryWhen washing surgical instruments, you should always use:
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18. Question
Category: AnaesthesiaWhen an animal is anesthetized prior to an orogastric intubation, a cuffed, tight-fitting endotracheal should be used because:
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19. Question
Category: AnaesthesiaAnesthetization with which inhalant should be avoided in patients with respiratory problems that affect their ability to oxygenate?
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20. Question
Category: Gen PharmacologyH2 blockers are systemic antacids designed to:
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21. Question
Category: Clinical MedicineWhich antifungal medication is known to cause birth defects or spontaneous abortion in cats?
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22. Question
Category: Clinical MedicineDimercaprol can be used to treat a patient suffering from:
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23. Question
Category: Clinical MedicineWhich anti-parasitic drug CANNOT be administered to cats because of potential toxicity?
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24. Question
Category: MedicineWhich ophthalmic drug would be used to constrict the pupil?
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25. Question
Category: Clinical MedicineWhich diuretic can be administered intra-muscularly?
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26. Question
Category: RadiologySmall amounts of white light have come in contact with radiographic images in the darkroom. The images will most likely become:
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27. Question
Category: AnaesthesiaOperating room personnel who have been chronically exposed to nitrous oxide may be at increased risk of what condition?
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28. Question
Category: SurgeryWhen clipping an animal for surgery on an open wound, you should place water-soluble lubricant in the wound in order to:
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