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Final Jeopardy
The etiological agent for tetanus is
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Clostridium tetani
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Autotomy in exotic animal medicine is
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The ability of a lizard to shed its
tail – defense mechanism
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Pinpoint hemorrhages of the
mucous membranes and skin is
termed
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Petechiation
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Why is a second vaccine
administered to a patient
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To stimulate the production of an
increased IgM antibody titer
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The gestation period of a rabbit,
guinea pig, and mouse are,
respectively
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30, 68, and 21 days
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Non-screen film would most likely
be used to take which type of
radiograph
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Dental
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The remaining silver halide
crystals from exposed x-ray film
are removed in the
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Fixer
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Film focal distance for a dental
radiograph machine is
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16 inches
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Which setting on the x-ray
machine adjusts the penetrating
ability of the x-ray machine
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kVp
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An x-ray film exposed to x-ray or
visible light radiation and developed
would appear
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Black
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The concentration of a culture
medium produced by dissolving
2.5g in 0.4L of distilled water is
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0.625%
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A correction for NRBCs is done to
avoid a falsely
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Elevated WBC
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This leukocyte is most commonly
associated with parasitic and
allergic conditions
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Eosinophil
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A Wood’s lamp is used to
examine for the presence of
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Ringworm
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RBC fragments, resulting from
shearing of the RBC by
intravascular trauma, are known as
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Schistocytes
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Over-inflation of the lungs during artificial
ventilation may cause
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Emphysema
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The unit of measurement for insulin
is
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International units
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The most common adverse side
effects of aminoglycoside
antimicrobials are
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Nephrotoxicity and ototoxicity
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The anticoagulant diluted with
saline for injection to form a flush
solution is
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Heparin
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You are asked to infuse 3L of 0.9%
saline IV during 24 hours. The
administration set is calibrated at
15 gtts/ml. What should the drip
rate be
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31 drops/min
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What is the number of permanent
teeth in cats
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30
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What is the name of the
instrument used to scale the root
of the tooth
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Curet
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What is the name of the lesion
that occurs at the neck of the
tooth in cats
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Odontoclastic resorption lesion
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The heaviest calculus deposition in
dogs and cats is typically located on
which teeth
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Buccal surfaces of the upper cheek
teeth
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The nerve and blood vessel of a
tooth are located in
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The pulp cavity
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Basophillic stippling may be seen in erythrocytes of a patient with
what pathologic condition
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Lead poisoning
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