Expert Handler Accolade Test

17 Questions | By Robindunbar | Last updated: Mar 21, 2022 | Total Attempts: 377

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1.

Choose 4 signs of a happy, friendly dog that should be safe to approach (select all that apply).
- A.
  
  Tap dancing with paws
- B.
  
  Relaxed ears
- C.
  
  Jumping up and lunging
- D.
  
  Tail wagging at half mast or figure eight
- E.
  
  Panting
- F.
  
  Tail between legs
- G.
  
  Wide eyes
- H.
  
  Relaxed or squinted eyes
2.

Choose 6 obvious warning signs of a fearful dog (select all that apply).
- A.
  
  Jumping up and lunging
- B.
  
  Showing teeth
- C.
  
  Barking
- D.
  
  Refusing to move or approach
- E.
  
  Growling
- F.
  
  Purring
- G.
  
  Staring without blinking
- H.
  
  Ears Down
- I.
  
  Snapping
3.

Rigid body posture is an obvious warning sign of a fearful dog.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
4.

Body out of alignment when approaching (not head on) is a sign of a happy, friendly dog.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
5.

Choose 6 subtle warning signs of a fearful dog (select all that apply).
- A.
  
  Barking
- B.
  
  Showing Teeth
- C.
  
  Tail Between Legs
- D.
  
  Rigid Body Posture
- E.
  
  Shaking
- F.
  
  Excessive Licking
- G.
  
  Ears Down
- H.
  
  Tail Wagging at Half Mast or Figure 8
- I.
  
  Wide Eyes
- J.
  
  Curled Upper Lip
- K.
  
  Avoiding Eye Contact
6.

Choose 4 subtle warning signs of a fearful cat (select all that apply).
- A.
  
  Purring
- B.
  
  Hissing
- C.
  
  Avoiding Hands or Trying to Escape
- D.
  
  Drooling
- E.
  
  "Yowling"
- F.
  
  Ears Pinned Down
- G.
  
  Panting
7.

Choose 4 obvious warning signs of a fearful cat (select all that apply).
- A.
  
  Hissing
- B.
  
  Ears Pinned Down
- C.
  
  Panting
- D.
  
  Drooling
- E.
  
  Wide Eyes with Fully Dilated Pupils
- F.
  
  Hiding Underneath Towel
- G.
  
  Swiping with Front Paws
8.

While in the middle of holding a dog for a blood draw, what is the one thing you should never do?
- A.
  
  Communicate with the person who's drawing blood
- B.
  
  Let go of the dog's head or leg without warning
- C.
  
  Be prepared to adjust restraint if the animal is wiggling or moving around
9.

When restraining a dog for a cephalic blood draw, what can you do to stabilize the dog's body and limit mobility?
- A.
  
  Tell him/her to not move while we draw blood
- B.
  
  Put a muzzle on the dog
- C.
  
  Pull the dog towards your body, with one arm around the head and one arm around the dog's body
10.

If not using a tourniquet to hold off a vein for a cephalic blood draw, where should your thumb be located?
- A.
  
  Patting the dog on it's back
- B.
  
  In the dog's elbow, holding off the vein
- C.
  
  Halfway down the dog's front leg, holding off the vein
11.

Hands/face should never be near the dog's mouth during a blood draw because the dog could react from a poke and instinctively bite.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
12.

Select three benefits of using a towel while handling a fractious pet (select all that apply).
- A.
  
  It protects your entire body from getting scratched
- B.
  
  It creates an extra barrier between you and the pet
- C.
  
  It limits mobility of the dogs head when used as a "neck wrap"
- D.
  
  It immobilizes the dog's primary mode of defense, it's mouth
- E.
  
  It provides a place to "hide"
13.

What are some solutions to help reduce stress on a pet that may be too fractious and/or anxious to handle at the moment (select all that apply)?
- A.
  
  Take the dog for a quick walk outside
- B.
  
  Tell the client to leave and come back at the end of the clinic
- C.
  
  Take the cat directly to the bathroom
- D.
  
  Prep the dog with a muzzle away from the clinic area
- E.
  
  Take the dog to a loud area and apply a muzzle
- F.
  
  Suggest leaving the dog or cat in the car until it's time to see the vet (if safe to do so)
- G.
  
  Let the cat rest in it's carrier in a quiet place for a few minutes
14.

When restraining for a medial saphenous blood draw, we position our forearm across the cat's [fill in the blank] after scruffing to gain complete control of the body.
15.

One of the primary expectation of expert handlers is the ability to to decide whether or not a pet can be safely [Blank], and the best/most appropriate ways to [Blank] them.
16.

Using a [fill in the blank] removes a dog's primary mode of defense, it's mouth.
17.

One of the primary expectations of expert handlers is to keep everyone [fill in the blank].

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