The Best Restraint Position for unruly dogs, saphenous blood draws, and stifle exams/radiographs | | Zoonotic |
The dog is showing which type of behavior if his ears are pinned back and the tail is between legs | | Puppy |
Animal is on it's chest | | Stud |
Animal is on it's Back | | Socialization |
Best position for Jugular Venipuncture | | Cage Aggression |
Best Restraint for Agressive Cat | | Lateral Recumbacy |
Extend hand Palm facing down and allow them to sniff | | Bitch |
Animals who will not come to you should be approached | | Soft, High-Pitched Voices |
Animals respond best when spoken to with | | Dorsal Recumbancy |
sedative/ Tanquilizer | | Safety |
Firm, Authoritative Commands | | cotton balls |
The use of a Muzzle or Rabies Pole | | Chemical Restraint |
The biggest reason we use proper restraint techniques | | Nervous |
May intimidate the animal | | The Owner |
Never remove an animal from this persons arms | | last resort for restraint |
Extreme aggression when in a small or confined space | | 7 |
Scooping one arn around chest and one arm around rump or under abdomen to pick up | | 63 days |
Format for Documenting in Medical Records | | Monogastric |
Able to reproduce | | Verbal Restraint |
Dogs under 1 years old | | Neuter |
Adult, Intact female | | Rickettsial diseases |
Adult, Intact Male | | Slowly and From the Front |
Neuter of a female | | Lifting Technique for dogs |
altering by removal of sex organs | | Sternal Recumbancy |
Gestation period of dogs | | Sitting/ Standing |
one simple stomach | | SOAP |
Number of AKC breed groups | | Mechanical Restraint |
orphan formula requirements | | 60 mls/lb/day |
The process of quitting nursing and beginning to eat solid food | | Anal Glands |
Dogs over 7 | | Weaning |
Rabies pole | | seniors |
Teaching an animal to be friendly with others | | Spay |
Placed in the ears prior to bath | | Kitty Burrito |
Dogs may scoot on butts if these need expressed | | Prolonged Staring |
Transmitted by ticks | | Proper Way to Greet a Dog |
Can be spread from animals to humans | | Intact |