Wilkes Pharmacy Veterinary Medicine Practice Final Exam
Do you have what it takes to become a veterinarian? You’ve got a long way to go, but getting everything right in this quiz would be a great indicator that you know about animals and the veterinary practice. Good luck!
- 1.Which food is bad to give to a bird?
- A.
Papaya
- B.
Onions
- C.
Cantaloupe
- D.
Beans
- 2.Which medication is NOT appropriate for the treatment of Chlamydiosis?
- A.
Doxycycline
- B.
Oxytetracycline
- C.
Tetracycline
- D.
Chlortetracycline
- 3.What is the First Aid Treatment for polyuria?
- A.
Give baby cereal
- B.
Give baby cereal mixed w/ 1 Tsp psyllium
- C.
Give baby cereal mixed w/ 1 Tsp psyllium & 2 cups gatorade
- D.
Give baby cereal mixed w/ 1 Tsp psyllium & 2 cups gatorade, give 1 drop Pepto Bismol
- 4.What is the drug of choice for Knemidokoptes mutans?
- A.
Ivermectin
- B.
Oxytetracycline
- C.
Tetracycline
- D.
Chlortetracycline
- 5.Which is most susceptible for being infected with the feline leukemia virus?
- A.
Indoor cat who has no contact with other cats
- B.
A male kitten who lives in a shelter
- C.
A pregnant cat who has just been vaccinated
- D.
A cat who has just been in a fight and has bite marks from an infected cat.
- 6.Which of these Agents is not associated with causing Upper Respiratory Infections in cats?
- A.
Mycoplasma spp.
- B.
Chlamydophila felis
- C.
FHV-1
- D.
H1N1
- E.
FCV
- 7.After taking your cat to the veterinarian for symptoms of what seemed to be a cold, you receive a call back that your cat has n upper respiratory tract infection. Being a pharmacist with some knowledge of URIs in cats, you ask which virus your cat is infected with. The veterinarian states that the cultures came back showing Calicivirus. What measures should you take to assure that your house has been disinfected so your other cats do not become ill?
- A.
Move into a different home
- B.
Spray your house down completely with Lysol and then follow that with Febreeze
- C.
Use a 1:32 dilution of bleach:water and wipe down all surfaces you believe your cat has come in contact with
- D.
Ignore the veterinarian's diagnosis
- 8.The most common type of crystals within the feline urinary bladder are:
- A.
Calcium
- B.
Sodium Chloride
- C.
Struvite
- D.
Lactose
- E.
Urea
- 9.Which of the following is NOT a clinical sign or symptom of foot rot in cattle?
- A.
Lameness in the affected leg?
- B.
Foul necrotic odor
- C.
Reduction in milk production
- D.
Weight gain
- 10.What is the formal name for "Mad Cow Disease?"
- A.
Bovine Mood Disorder
- B.
Bovine Attention Deficit Disorder
- C.
Bovine Spongioform Encephalopathy
- D.
Bovine AIDS
- 11.Which of the following treatments is not common to the carious types of bloat in cattle?
- A.
Bloat guard containing the detergent poloxalene
- B.
Inophore antibiotics such as Monensin
- C.
Decreasing the feeding intervals of cattle
- D.
Insertion of tubing into the stomach or rumen to allow gas release
- E.
Mineral oil to allow smaller gas pocket formation and easier release
- 12.Which of the following is NOT a treatment for foot rot in cattle?
- A.
Tylan 200
- B.
Bovine 200
- C.
Naxcel
- D.
Micotil
- 13.The age range in which dogs with Atopic Dermatitis begin to show symptoms is:
- A.
2 - 5 years
- B.
1 - 3 years
- C.
7 - 10 years
- D.
6 months - 1 year
- 14.Which of the following needs to be avoided in dogs?
- A.
Probiotics
- B.
Water
- C.
Onions
- D.
Rice
- 15.If Diabetes is left untreated in a canine, which of the following can occur?
- A.
Decreased resistance to infection
- B.
Weight gain
- C.
Hearing Loss
- D.
Blurred vision
- 16.Symptoms of a parvovirus infection in puppies include:
- A.
Lethargy
- B.
Aggression
- C.
Loss of fur
- D.
Deafness
- 17.Which of the following is NOT a common management cause of Respiratory diseases in swine?
- A.
Overcrowding
- B.
Poor ventilation
- C.
Vaccinations
- D.
Poor waste removal
- 18.WHich of the following are impacts of respiratory disease involving swine?
- A.
More days til market
- B.
Increased treatment costs
- C.
Increase transmission
- D.
Only A & C
- E.
All of the Above
- 19.What is the leading cause of mortality in grower-finisher units of pigs?
- A.
Respiratory Diseases
- B.
Erysipelas
- C.
Anorexia
- D.
Middle ear infections
- 20.Which of the following are clinical presentations of Ersiphelas?
- A.
Sudden onset
- B.
Temperature of 105-108
- C.
Lethargic
- D.
Larger Lymph Nodes
- E.
All of the Above
- 21.What are the common signs of greasy pig disease?
- A.
Localized lesion
- B.
Wrinkled skin
- C.
A wet or greasy texture
- D.
Skin turning brown
- E.
All of the Above
- 22.Which of the following is the most common disease that can be found occurring in hamsters?
- A.
Enteritis (wet tail)
- B.
Salmonella
- C.
Vitamin C deficiency
- D.
Bladder Stones
- 23.Which disease found in hamsters and guinea pigs would most likely occur due to transmission on fruits and vegetables?
- A.
Cancer
- B.
Salmonella
- C.
Wet Tail
- D.
Cystic Ovaries
- 24.Which of the following are NOT symptoms of Vitamin C deficiency?
- A.
Loose Teeth
- B.
Vomiting
- C.
Diarrhea
- D.
Rough hair coat
- 25.Whydo female hamsters have a higher cancer rate?
- A.
Live longer
- B.
Most cancers involve the female reproductive organs
- C.
Have more hair than males
- D.
None of the above
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