The Nuts And Bolts Of Treating The Treatables
Dr. Barbara Hanek, Director of Shelter Medicine at PAWS Chicago, uses common sense, dedication, and team work to get some of the community's sickest, most vulnerable pets healthy and into loving homes.
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PAWS Chicago’s adoption guarantee plan for all healthy and treatable animals does not have a spay/neuter component.
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True
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False
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B. False -
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Since the founding of PAWS Chicago over 14 years ago, the euthanasia rate in Chicago has decreased by over:
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20%
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30%
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50%
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60%
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80%
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D. 60% -
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What is the key component for a shelter to successfully treat the treatables?
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Obtaining a substantial amount of medical funding
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Having an excellent fostering system
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Having specialists as part of the medical team
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A well equipped medical center
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Flexible medical protocols
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B. Having an excellent fostering system -
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What are the six sections of the shelter medicine process?
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Intake, Medical Triage, Weekly Rounds, Medical Treatment, Post-Treatment Care, Adoption Center
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Rescue Transfer, Physical Exam, Cage Patrol, Medical Treatment, Adoption Counseling, Follow-up Contact
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Selection, Health Assessment, Daily Rounds, Medical Treatment, Adoption Center, Post-Adoption Support
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Admission, Medical Triage, Housing Assignment, Daily Assessment, Medical Treatment, Adoption Center
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Selection, Physical Exam, Medical Triage, Weekly Rounds, Medical Treatment, Foster Care
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C. Selection, Health Assessment, Daily Rounds, Medical Treatment, Adoption Center, Post-Adoption Support -
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Health Assessments:
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Start at the original site of intake
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Begin with intake decision
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Involves medical assessment, diagnostic testing, and vaccination
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Determines whether or not surgery is needed for spay/neuter, transfer to foster, and/or additional treatment is made
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All of the above
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E. All of the above -
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Daily Rounds are done to:
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Identify any major medical issues or changes in conditions
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To make sure all animals are comfortable and well fed
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Provide exercise for the animals
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Educate staff about medical conditions
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Check the cleanliness of the cages
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A. Identify any major medical issues or changes in conditions -
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Monitoring daily weights are an important component of the medical assessment.
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True
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False
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A. True -
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The following medical disorders are typically treated:
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Respiratory infections
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Ringworm
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GI disorders
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Panleukopenia
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All of the above
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E. All of the above -
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The Adoption Center houses:
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Recovering animals who soon will be available for adoption
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Healthy animals available for adoption
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Animals that have been adopted but still have to be sterilized before they go to their new home
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Animals that will be available for adoption after they have had their behavioral assessment completed
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All of the above
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B. Healthy animals available for adoption -
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Follow-up contact of adopters is done at:
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1 week, 1 month, 3 months, and 5 months
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3 days, 1 month, 3 months, and 6 months
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2 days, 2 weeks, 40 days, and 90 days
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1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, and 3 months
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3 days, 3 weeks, 6 weeks, and 3 months
Correct Answer
C. 2 days, 2 weeks, 40 days, and 90 days -
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