Blog

BLAST FROM THE PAST BONUS QUESTION WORTH 0.5 POINTS: Phase 0 of the action potential of cardiac myocytes (myocardial cells), which is denoted by 8, IS SPECIFICALLY ASSOCIATED with which of the following?  

TRUE or FALSE: The methylxanthine in chocolate thought to be most responsible for the neuroexcitation in dogs, which has been referred to as “bouncing dog” syndrome is caffeine.

Which of the following diagnostic data would be considered the WEAKEST evidence for confirming OR ruling out consistent clinical and diagnostic abnormalities (CCDA) for a specific intoxication?

Which of the following most accurately describes changes in life expectancy? 

The PTA is assessing the correct fit of this assistive device of this patient who is NWB. What instruction must the PTA provide prior to assessing the elbow angle?

Feeding low quality hay, low intake of water, and dental disorders could all cause impaction colic.

The traditional radical mastectomy includes removal of the pectoralis major muscle. Which of the following movements is most affected postoperatively by this surgical procedure?

Surgery is never indicated for displacements. 

TRUE or FALSE? Plants containing insoluble oxalates, such as Philodendron, Dumbcane, Peace Lily, and other plants, are invariably associated with a poor prognosis.

For the suspected ingestion of a toxic compound by a six-month-old, five-pound, intact male Chihuayorkie, which of the following IS NOT an absolute contraindication for the induction of emesis, because of the risk of aspiration pneumonia?