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Across 1. Obtaining this from the pet owner is an important part of veterinary patient evaluation 4. Level 2 triage 9. Responds only to painful stimuli 11. Diagnosed based on abnormal perfusion parameters 12. Unproductive retching is a frequent presenting complaint 14. Go-to site of venous access 15. Multiple seizures in one day 16. Before intervening to help a patient during triage you must first make sure the situation is ____ 19. First line drug for eclampsia (7,9) 20. Increased with moderate dehydration (4,4) 22. First line drug to stop muscle tremors 23. Seen with thrombocytopenia 26. Vasoconstriction results in _____ mucous membranes 27. Toxic cause of brown mucous membranes 28. May be required for a puppy with diarrhoea 31. Emergency treatment of pericardial effusion 34. Look for this in a cat with a fever 35. Rapid CRT can occur in this type of shock 38. It's presence rules out a pneumothorax (5,4) 39. Emergency treatment for traumatic brain injury 41. High blood pressure 42. Breathing pattern seen in diabetic ketoacidosis 45. Should be palpated in a male cat with stranguria 46. Low blood pressure 48. Reason for hypovolaemic shock in trauma 49. Obtaining _____ signs is part of triage examination 51. Level 1 triage 52. Symptom of snake envenomation 53. Point-of-care thoracic ultrasound for trauma patient 55. Results in cyanosis 56. Unresponsive to noxious stimuli 58. May be required during triage of upper airway obstruction patient 59. Respiratory noise typical of laryngeal paralysis

Down 2. Breathing pattern typical of pleural effusion 3. Concentration can be measured to assess for carbon monoxide toxicity 4. Indicated in patients with arrhythmia 5. Compensatory response to hypovolaemia 6. Emergency treatment of heat stroke patients 7. Type of triage condition that waits the longest 8. Yellow mucous membranes 10. Slow heart rate 13. Should be palpated simultaneous with cardiac auscultation 17. Must be discussed with owners during the early stages of treatment 18. Often the first point of contact with pet owners 21. Required for triage patient in asystole 24. Should be measured rapidly in a puppy with seizures 25. ______ rhythm potentially ausculted in cats with heart disease 29. A complete physical exam is performed as part of the _________ assessment 30. Reduced level of consciousness 32. Toxic cause of brick red mucous membrane (6,8) 33. Commonly indicated in intoxicated patients 36. Disease causing vasodilated shock 37. First line drug to stop seizures 40. Referring to the process of sorting patients by severity of illness and hence priority 43. Artery commonly used to palpate pulses 44. Life-threatening consequence of traumatic brain injury 47. Used to assess oxygenation, pulse ________ 50. The first step of patient evaluation is the _______ survey 54. Point-of-care abdominal ultrasound for trauma patient 57. One of the life-sustaining organs