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Normal pulse rate for a dog |
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| NORMAL RESPIRATIONS FOR A DOG |
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| NORMAL RESPIRATIONS FOR A CAT |
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NORMAL PULSE RATE FOR A CAT |
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BODY TEMP IS MAINTAINED WITHIN A NARROW RANGE BY WHAT ? |
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THERMOREGULATORY MECHANISM FOUND IN THE HYPOTHALAMUS |
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| NAME 3 FACTORS FOR NORMAL ELEVATION OF TEMPERATURE |
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1) FEAR 2) EXCITEMENT 3) OUTSIDE TEMP |
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| TEMP FLUXUATES THROUGHOUT THE DAY: DOWN IN THE A.M, UP IN THE AFTERNOON, AND DOWN IN THE EVENING. WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS NATURAL PHENOMENON? |
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HOW MANY TIMES DURING THE DAY SHOULD A TEMP BEING TAKEN TO PROVE THAT IT IS A REAL TEMP AND NOT THE ANIMALS NATURAL DIURNAL PATTERN? |
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| THE PULSE BEAT IS A RESULT OF WHAT ? |
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| THE VENTRICALS CONTRACTING |
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| TOY BREED DOGS AND PUPPIES CAN HAVE AN ELVATED PULSE RATE OF WHAT ? |
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THE HEART RATE AND PULSE SHOULD BE THE SAME IN NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCE. WHAT IS THE ONE EXCEPTION TO THIS RULE? |
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| WHAT IS A DROPPPED PULSE? |
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| NOT A PULSE BEAT FOR EVERY HEART BEAT |
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| HOW MANY BEATS SHOULD YOU LISTEN FOR TO SEE IF THERE IS A DROP PULSE? |
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WHY IS THERE NOT A PULSE BEAT FOR EVERY HEAR BEAT IN A DROPPED PULSE? |
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| THE VENTRICALS ARE NOT FULLY CONTRACTNG TO SEND BLOOD BACK THE EXTREMITY FOR A PULSE BEAT |
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REGULARLY REGULAR HEART RATE AND PULSE RATE
COMMON IN CATS |
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IRREGULARLY REGULAR HEART RATE AND PULSE PATTERN. UNEQUALLY SPACED BEATS WITH A PATTERN. COMMON IN DOG APPEARS TO SPEED OR SLOW DOWN WITH BREATHING |
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| IRREGULARLY IRREGULAR HEAR RATE AND PULSE PATTERN. |
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| WHAT ARE THE CATEGORIES FOR A PULSE CHARATER? |
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1) FIRM OR REGULAR - NORMAL
2) SOFT OR THREADY - DROP IN BP, HYPOTENSIVE IE. SHOCK
3) HARD OR BOUNDING - IE. CONGESTIVE HEART FALUIRE
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WHAT ARE THE CHARATERISTICE OBSERVED FOR RESPITORY RATE? |
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1) SHALLOW - NORMAL
2) SLOW AND DEEP - NORMAL
3) SHALLOW AND RAPID - ABNORMAL |
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| DEEPER MORE RAPID BREATHING |
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| WHAT SIDE OF THE STETHOSCOPE DO YOU USE TO LISTEN TO LOUD SOUND LIKE BREATHING ? |
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| WHAT SIDE OF THE STETHOSCOP DO YOU USE TO LISTEN TO LOW OR SOFT SOFT SOUND? |
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| WHICH WAY DO YOU WANT THE SLANT OF UR STETHOSCOPE TO BE IN UR EARS? |
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| POINTING AWAY FROM YOU TO BLOCK OUT EXTRA NOISE |
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| commonly refered to as the lub dub sound that the heat makes? |
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s1 - caused by the clousre of the AV valves
s2 - cause by the closure of the semilunar valves |
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WHY DO WE LISTEN TO THE LEFT SIDE OF THE HEART FOR THE HR? |
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| THERE ARE 3 VAVLES ON THE LEFT SIDE AND ONLY ONE ON THE RIGHT |
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| WHERE IS THE APEX OF THE HEART? |
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| CHARATERISTICS SUCH AS COLOR, BREED, SEX, AND REPRODUCTIVE STATUS |
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| TWO ALTERNATE SITES TO CHECK THE PULSE? |
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1) PALMAR ASPECT OF THE CARPUS ( THINK WORK)
2) VENTRAL ASPECT OF THE TAIL AT THE BASE |
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SUBNORMAL ARTREAL BLOOD PRESSURE |
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THE OUTER MOST FIBROUS COAT , WHITE OF THE EYE |
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| FOCUSES LIGHT ONTO THE RETINA |
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| COLORED, CONTRACTILE MEMBRANE BETWEEN THE LENS AND THE CORNEA REGULATES THE AMOUNT OF LIGHT PASSING THROUGH THE PUPIL |
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| OPENING IN THE CENTER OF THE IRIS. SHAPE CAN VARY WITH IN A SPECIES. BOTH SHOULD BE THE SAME SIZE. |
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| CLEAR, TRANSPARENT COVERING OF THE EYE, NORMALLY MOIST AND GLOSSLY IN APPEARANCE. NO BLOOD VESSELS SHOULD BE SEEN |
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| MUSCUS MEMBRANE NORMAL PINK IN COLOR OF THE EYE |
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| THIRD EYELID, LOCATED AT THE MEDIAL CANTHUSOF THE EYE |
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| DEVAITION OF THE POISTION OF THE EYES IN THE ORBIT |
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LIGHT RECEPTOR IN THE EYE TRANSFORMS LIGHT INTO SIGNALS THAT ARE SENT THROUGH THE OPTIC NERVE TO BRAIN THAT COMES UP WITH AN IMAGE. |
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| LAYER OF THE EYE BETWEEN THE SCLERA AND THE RETINA. PROVIDES A BLOOD SUPPLY AND NUTURIENTS TO THE EYE |
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