Question 251
A 3-year-old MN pug presents with stertorous breathing and an episode of collapse a few hours earlier. The temperature outside was only in the 50s yesterday but spiked to the 80s with high humidity today. He was out for about a 1-mile walk today and usually does fine with that distance.
On presentation, he has a loud, low-pitched sound to his breathing, almost a snorting sound, his gums are slightly pale bluish, he's weak, and his respiratory rate is in the high 60s. He is not yet overtly dyspneic, but you provide flow-by oxygen while finishing your triage and getting the veterinarian for evaluation.
Given the history, breed, and breathing patterns, all of the following could be present in this patient, except?
Question 252
Mandibular mesioclusion is commonly observed in all of the following breeds except:
Question 253
Which type of teeth are typically absent or less developed in female vs. male horses?
Question 254
Which of the following medications used in sedation and anesthetic procedures must you maintain a controlled substance log for, properly recording all used and wasted volumes of the drug?
Question 255
You are evaluating a series of blood smears from various patients. You didn't check the species before evaluating the sample. You found the most abundant granulocyte appears either rod-shaped or seed-like. The granules are dark orange or red-brown.
What cell are you seeing?
You go back to the patient's signalment. Which species do you see these in?