Vet for a Day

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. Your first patient is a standard poodle who is itching constantly and causing his skin to become inflamed and sore. You should diagnose him with having Fleas Hip Dysplasia A Broken Leg Distemper

2. This dog is showing all the classic symptoms of lungworm. He is most likely to have been snacking on _________ . snails avocado dog food pasta

3. This dog has a sebaceous cyst on her belly. You advise the owner to __________ . pierce it bathe it in boiling water leave it alone squeeze it

4. Your last patient before lunch has a yellowish tinge to her skin and the whites of her eyes. You suspect _______ . heart failure a cold a broken leg jaundice

5. During lunch a call comes in to say a dog is suffering from theobromine poisoning and is very ill. You think the owner has been using _____ , instead dog treats, to reward his dog. cake butter chips chocolate

6. Another case of poisoning comes in. This time the dog has accidently eaten some rat poison, and needs needs to get it out of his system before the strychnine kicks in. You decide to make the dog vomit by ___________ . swinging him upside down giving him an electric shock feeding him more poison pouring mustard down his throat

7. This dog has inflamed, bleeding gums. It is most likely he has ___________ . rotten teeth gum disease bad breath long tongue

8. The owner is worried about her dog twitching whilst asleep. You tell her to _________ . gve him a headache pill not worry; it's normal keep him awake give him prescribed antibiotics.

9. This dog, an Irish Setter, has P.R.A. (Progressive Retinal Atrophy), which affects the _______ . paws tail eyes fur

10. This patient is 13 years old and is just coming in for a check up. Which of these health problems is NOT associated with old age? Arthritis Blindness Epilepsy Deafness