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Question 196

Proper endoscopic care and storage ensure the equipment remains in good working order and remains free of debris, defects, or other abnormalities. What is the proper way to store an endoscope to minimize the risk of damaging the equipment?

A.Store in a box for maximum protection
B.Store horizontally
C.Store in a vertical position
D.Store in a cupboard or closet

Correct Answer: C

Endoscopes are costly to purchase and replace, and care is required according to the manufacturer's standards. These aids are delicate, and before and after all use should be properly evaluated for defects, damage, and cleanliness.
Endoscopes should be stored in an area that allows proper circulation and prevents humidity and other factors from damaging the machine's inner workings. At a minimum, once the unit has been cleaned thoroughly after use, it should be hung vertically for storage and drying. We want to minimize the risk of bacterial growth and subsequent health risks to patients.
Storing in the original box increases bacterial contamination risks. Storing in a regular closet by itself without any modifications to climate/temperature increases the risk of contamination and moisture buildup.

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Question 197

Which of the following storage conditions does not adversely affect raw (unexposed, unprocessed) x-ray film?

A.Placing the film in a freezer
B.High humidity, > 60%
C.Stacking boxes horizontally
D.Low humidity, < 30%

Correct Answer: A

*Radiographic film can be stored in a refrigerator or freezer. Storing at low temperatures is helpful in slowing the aging process.
*High humidity environments can cause fogging.
*Low humidity environments can result in static electricity between sheets of film. These show as a lightning bolt artifact.
*Storing film horizontally can cause pressure and creasing artifacts on the film emulsion.
*Ideal conditions for in-use film storage are 50-60°F degrees, upright (vertically oriented), and at 40-60% humidity.
Because the film is so sensitive to light, it is most likely to be damaged after the image is taken but before the film is processed. Veterinary technicians should be very careful when handling the film to not compromise the image. After the film is exposed, it should be kept in the cassette and taken into the darkroom, where it should be carefully and slowly removed and immediately processed.

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Question 198

Which component of anesthesia protocols provides pain relief?

A.Anticholinergic
B.Analgesia
C.Amnesia
D.Immobilization

Correct Answer: B

The analgesia component of anesthesia provides pain relief. Types of analgesics include opioids, local anesthetics, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and a2 agonists.
Amnesia is the anesthetic component that causes memory loss.
Immobilization is the anesthetic component that causes the patient's inability to move.
Anticholinergics prevent or treat bradycardia.
Joanna M. Bassert, VMD. McCurnin's Clinical Textbook for Veterinary Technicians, 9th Edition. Pg 1010.
Mosby's Comprehensive Review for Veterinary Technicians 5th Edition. Pg 427-431.

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Question 199

What laboratory procedure is performed to examine tissues removed during a biopsy?

A.Culture and sensitivity
B.Trichogram
C.Histopathology
D.Cytology

Correct Answer: C

Histopathology studies the microscopic appearance of tissues and how they interact. When tissues are removed during a biopsy procedure, histopathology is necessary to provide a definitive diagnosis.
Cytology studies the microscopic appearance of individual cells. Culture and sensitivity is a microbiology test where organisms are grown and then tested for sensitivity to different treatments. Trichogram analysis evaluates hair shafts under a microscope.

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Question 200

An elevation in blood urea nitrogen and creatinine, with isosthenuria, is indicative of which of the following?

A.Hepatic disease
B.Pancreatic disease
C.Renal disease
D.Neurologic disease

Correct Answer: C

Blood urea nitrogen and creatinine are blood chemistry values that, when taken together, are used to evaluate kidney (renal) function. Azotemia refers to the serum increase of both of these indicators. When azotemia is present concurrent with isosthenuria (failure to properly concentrate urine), kidney failure is usually present. Other causes for increased BUN and creatinine, in the absence of isosthenuria, include dehydration, urinary tract obstruction or trauma, and hypoadrenocorticism.
Liver enzyme levels are used as indicators of hepatic disease. These include ALT, ALP, AST, and GGT.
Motor, visual, and behavioral abnormalities are used as indicators of neurologic disease.
Both increased and decreased blood glucose, increased amylase and lipase, and increased PLI and TLI can indicate pancreatic disease. However, pancreatic disease should be diagnosed based on ultrasound and bloodwork, not by bloodwork alone.

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