Dog Grooming Advanced - Qp2
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Name the less common fleas: - (select three)
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Dog flea
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Poultry flea
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Bird flea
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Human flea
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About This Quiz
This advanced quiz on dog grooming covers identification of less common fleas, characteristics of fleas, and prevention techniques including the use of Frontline, as well as transmission methods of lice.
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Fleas are small, compressed, wingless insects that have large back legs designed for jumping, and they can be seen with the naked eye.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Fleas are indeed small, compressed, wingless insects with large back legs that are specifically adapted for jumping. They are easily visible to the naked eye, making the statement true.Rate this question:
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Frontline is affected by light and water.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement implies that Frontline, which is likely a product or substance, is affected by both light and water. However, this answer states that the statement is false. Therefore, it suggests that Frontline is not affected by light and water.Rate this question:
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Lice are transmitted by direct or indirect contact via ______.
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Humans
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Bedding or grooming equipment
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A. Bedding or grooming equipmentExplanation
Lice can be transmitted through direct contact with an infested person or indirect contact with objects such as bedding or grooming equipment that have been in contact with an infested person. This means that lice can easily spread from person to person through shared items like combs, brushes, hats, or pillows. Therefore, the correct answer is bedding or grooming equipment.Rate this question:
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Mange can only be transmitted from the bitch to the sucking pups in the first few hours of life.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Mange, a skin disease caused by mites, can indeed be transmitted from the mother dog (bitch) to her newborn puppies. However, this transmission can only occur during the first few hours of the puppies' lives. After this initial period, the risk of transmission decreases significantly. Therefore, the statement that mange can only be transmitted from the bitch to the sucking pups in the first few hours of life is true.Rate this question:
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The presence of these mites in the ear leads to _______ (Select Two)
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Excessive scratching
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Loss of hearing
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Excessive formation of red-brown wax.
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A. Excessive scratching
A. Excessive formation of red-brown wax.Explanation
The presence of mites in the ear can cause excessive scratching as the mites irritate the ear canal, leading to discomfort and itchiness. Additionally, the mites can also cause excessive formation of red-brown wax as they feed on earwax and multiply, resulting in an overproduction of wax. Loss of hearing is not mentioned as a direct consequence of the presence of mites in the ear.Rate this question:
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The larval stage of the tick will attach to an animal and feed for fourteen days before dropping to the ground for a period of two years.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The given statement is false because the larval stage of a tick does not feed for fourteen days before dropping to the ground for two years. Instead, the larval stage of a tick attaches to a host animal, feeds for a few days to a week, and then drops to the ground to molt into the nymph stage. The nymph stage then attaches to another host animal and repeats the feeding process.Rate this question:
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Capstar is safe for puppies and kittens and it begins to kill the adult flea within ______ minutes, and it only lasts the day it is given.
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Thirty
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Five
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Ten
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A. ThirtyExplanation
Capstar is a safe treatment for puppies and kittens that starts killing adult fleas within thirty minutes. However, its effects only last for the day it is administered.Rate this question:
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The mite’s entire life cycle takes place on the animal, and these ear mites feed off the epithelial debris (skin flakes) and secretions on the entire body of the animal.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because the mite's entire life cycle does not take place on the animal. While it is true that ear mites feed off the epithelial debris and secretions on the animal's body, they only spend part of their life cycle on the animal. The mites lay their eggs in the animal's ear canal, and the larvae then develop into adults before leaving the host to mate and lay eggs elsewhere.Rate this question:
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Walking dandruff is highly ______ and all animals in contact with the infected animal run a high risk of infestation.
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Contagious
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Concerning
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Infectious
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A. ContagiousExplanation
Walking dandruff is highly contagious, meaning it can easily spread from one animal to another. This implies that if an animal comes into contact with an infected animal, there is a high likelihood of becoming infested with walking dandruff. The term "contagious" is used to describe diseases or conditions that can be transmitted or spread from one individual to another through direct or indirect contact.Rate this question:
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Demodectic mange is a common _______ parasitic skin disease found generally in dogs, and common in young pedigree dogs less than eighteen months of age.
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Inflammatory
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Suppressive
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Life-threatening
Correct Answer
A. InflammatoryExplanation
Demodectic mange is a common inflammatory parasitic skin disease found generally in dogs, and common in young pedigree dogs less than eighteen months of age.Rate this question:
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