What are the 3 stages of wound healing, in order?

In surgical terms, “simple interrupted” is:

A Triple Pelvic Osteotomy is a surgical procedure used:

An Onychectomy is a surgery is more commonly referred to as:

For a abdominal exploratory surgery in Dogs, which incision is preferred?

Which type of needle is preferred for suturing gastrointestinal organs?

How will you treat a clean, fresh wounds in well-vascularized areas?

Which of the following is NOT indicated for the management of chronically contaminated wounds?

The following are contradictions to primary wound closure :

Which tissue has the least healing potential after sustaining damage ?

What is the blood volume in dogs?

What is the maximum volume of blood that can be safely withdrawn from a healthy animal for blood transfusion?

The term ‘Othematoma’ refers to hematoma of

What nerve(s) should be blocked for dehorning Goats?

Cyst is

When gowning in sterile attire, what item of apparel is donned last?

Which absorbable suture material induces the greatest tissue reaction?

A 3 year old female neutered Terrier with 1 week history of lethargy, dyspnea, and decreased appetite was presented.

Below is the radiograph. What do you see?

A 8 year old male neutered Bengal cat with acute onset of anorexia and lethargy was presented.
Below is the radiograph. Find the problems.

What is the common aerobic bacteria associated with dog bite wounds?

3 month old Bulldog with 2 day history of respiratory distress and vomiting.

She began to vomit and choke after being in the garden for 10 minutes. Based on the radiograph, what is the likely diagnosis?

What technique can be used to help prevent a suture from slipping off the uterine stump?