ATSC 113 FINAL PRACTICE EXAMINATION
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ Cat Bag.
Answer: A restraint device designed to enclose a cat's body while providing
access to treatment sites
◍ Gray Top.
Answer: ACT. Black: Cultures
◍ What to do with the Vet wrap.
Answer: watch for strike- through, swelling, backflow, flush with sterile
saline TID
◍ Deicing vs anti-icing.
Answer: Deicing removes ice (i.e. pneumatic boots, antifreeze/chemical,
carburator heat control).Anti-icing prevents ice formation (i.e. jet exhaust
duct, electric heater, carburator heat control).
◍ Tertiary Layer.
Answer: The holding and protective layerRolled gauze (stretch or
non-stretch)Cohesive bandageElastic tapeNon-occlusive is preferredAllows
air transferAllows moisture to enter or exitStrike-through
◍ Vaccination protocols.
Answer: DHLPPCBordetellaRabiesFeLVFVRCPKnow schedules and why
boosters are important!
◍ Rounded Crystals.
Answer: Weak T gradient (<10C/m), water vapor moves slowly, crystal
growth is slow. Cloudy/windy night time.Happens in warmer, wetter,
, coastal climate, Tightly packed crystals.
◍ TP/TS.
Answer: Total protein/solids ( test hydration)
◍ PCV.
Answer: Packed Cell Volume. the % of whole blood that is made up of
RBCs ( test for Anemia)
◍ Standard atmosphere.
Answer: Avg variations of P, T, density with altitude
◍ Rotor Clouds.
Answer: Turbulent clouds that form under crest of Mt waves.Rotate about a
horizontal axis parallel to Mt range. Associated w/ strong turbulence &
violent up/down drafts. Change in wind direction over short distance makes
flying extremely dangerous.
◍ Enema.
Answer: Red rubber catheterMeasure nose to last ribLubricate and
secureFeel for swallowAdminister meds/flush saline
◍ SC.
Answer: Serum chemistry ( test for organ function)
◍ fishing net.
Answer: a piece of material used to catch ferral cats
◍ Tonometry.
Answer: Measure intraocular pressure (IOP)Normal: 15-25 mmHgHigh =
Glaucoma risk
◍ Inferior vs superior mirages.
Answer: Inferior: when there is a cold air atop and warmer air below your
line of sight (bends towards denser part), light rays refracted upSuperior, not
freq. over ocean except when cold arctic air blows over frozen
waterSuperior: T inversion, objects appear higher
◍ Green Top.
, Answer: Heparin, exotics
◍ UA.
Answer: Urinalysis (test for kidney/ urine content)
◍ Insult Joke.
Answer: Kid 1: "Hey, I bet you're still a virgin."Kid 2: "Yeah, I was a virgin
until last night ."Kid 1: "As if."Kid 2: "Yeah, just ask your sister."Kid 1: "I
don't have a sister."Kid 2: "You will in about nine months."
◍ What to do you do before administering Parenteral Injections.
Answer: Always aspirate plunger before administration and know the proper
locations and equipment size
◍ Ridges & Troughs of Pressure pattern.
Answer: Ridges: rel. high P that extends from high P centres.Troughs: lines
of propagation of low P.
◍ Centrifuge.
Answer: Let clot for 20 mins, spin for 10 mins
◍ Loose-snow avalanche (sluff).
Answer: Made up of surface & near-surface snow not well bonded. Starts at
a single point & fans out -> inverted VNo major structural dmgIf snow has
high liq water content - more like to sweep along = wet sluff. Often by solar
radiation/ rainfall.
◍ Cold front.
Answer: Southerly in NA, warm humid air advects from S. Strong winds,
gusty, P rel. Min.Associated w/ Cumuliform clouds.T decreases w/ time
behind the front.Winds are stronger near frontsCold fronts bring a narrow
band of precipitaiton
◍ Free catch.
Answer: Most contaminated
◍ rabies pole.
Answer: long pole used to capture a dog around the neck with a noose on the
, end of the pole that acts as a collar and a pole that acts as a leash; also called
a snare pole
◍ Deficit.
Answer: Weight (kg) x % of dehydration x 1000
◍ 12-15%.
Answer: Obvious signs of shock, death imminent
◍ chemical restraint.
Answer: any drug that is used for discipline or convenience and not required
to treat medical symptoms
◍ Fluid overload signs.
Answer: Nasal discharge, tachypnea, chemosis, edema
◍ Single-cell & Multi-cell storm TS.
Answer: basic stormsSingle-cell: short-lived (15-30min), not
violent.Multi-cell: 2 or more, each can be at dif. stages.
◍ Cystocentesis.
Answer: 22g 1.5 inch needle, 6ml syringe
◍ Currents.
Answer: horizontal movement of water created by rising of tides. Flood
(incoming) & ebb (outgoing)greater mid/deep channels, weak over
shallower water
◍ TPR.
Answer: temperature, pulse, respiration
◍ Lightning.
Answer: Long, thin spark created in TS. Can be btw cloud & ground, 2
clouds, within a cloud, cloud to air.Forms from collision of small ice
crystals & hailstones (graupels)Small ice crystals (+) carried to the top of TS
by updraft to anvil while larger graupel (-) towards bot as they fall. When
the voltage dif. is big enough, insulative air ->ionized, conductive. Greater
build up of voltage = longer lightning
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ Cat Bag.
Answer: A restraint device designed to enclose a cat's body while providing
access to treatment sites
◍ Gray Top.
Answer: ACT. Black: Cultures
◍ What to do with the Vet wrap.
Answer: watch for strike- through, swelling, backflow, flush with sterile
saline TID
◍ Deicing vs anti-icing.
Answer: Deicing removes ice (i.e. pneumatic boots, antifreeze/chemical,
carburator heat control).Anti-icing prevents ice formation (i.e. jet exhaust
duct, electric heater, carburator heat control).
◍ Tertiary Layer.
Answer: The holding and protective layerRolled gauze (stretch or
non-stretch)Cohesive bandageElastic tapeNon-occlusive is preferredAllows
air transferAllows moisture to enter or exitStrike-through
◍ Vaccination protocols.
Answer: DHLPPCBordetellaRabiesFeLVFVRCPKnow schedules and why
boosters are important!
◍ Rounded Crystals.
Answer: Weak T gradient (<10C/m), water vapor moves slowly, crystal
growth is slow. Cloudy/windy night time.Happens in warmer, wetter,
, coastal climate, Tightly packed crystals.
◍ TP/TS.
Answer: Total protein/solids ( test hydration)
◍ PCV.
Answer: Packed Cell Volume. the % of whole blood that is made up of
RBCs ( test for Anemia)
◍ Standard atmosphere.
Answer: Avg variations of P, T, density with altitude
◍ Rotor Clouds.
Answer: Turbulent clouds that form under crest of Mt waves.Rotate about a
horizontal axis parallel to Mt range. Associated w/ strong turbulence &
violent up/down drafts. Change in wind direction over short distance makes
flying extremely dangerous.
◍ Enema.
Answer: Red rubber catheterMeasure nose to last ribLubricate and
secureFeel for swallowAdminister meds/flush saline
◍ SC.
Answer: Serum chemistry ( test for organ function)
◍ fishing net.
Answer: a piece of material used to catch ferral cats
◍ Tonometry.
Answer: Measure intraocular pressure (IOP)Normal: 15-25 mmHgHigh =
Glaucoma risk
◍ Inferior vs superior mirages.
Answer: Inferior: when there is a cold air atop and warmer air below your
line of sight (bends towards denser part), light rays refracted upSuperior, not
freq. over ocean except when cold arctic air blows over frozen
waterSuperior: T inversion, objects appear higher
◍ Green Top.
, Answer: Heparin, exotics
◍ UA.
Answer: Urinalysis (test for kidney/ urine content)
◍ Insult Joke.
Answer: Kid 1: "Hey, I bet you're still a virgin."Kid 2: "Yeah, I was a virgin
until last night ."Kid 1: "As if."Kid 2: "Yeah, just ask your sister."Kid 1: "I
don't have a sister."Kid 2: "You will in about nine months."
◍ What to do you do before administering Parenteral Injections.
Answer: Always aspirate plunger before administration and know the proper
locations and equipment size
◍ Ridges & Troughs of Pressure pattern.
Answer: Ridges: rel. high P that extends from high P centres.Troughs: lines
of propagation of low P.
◍ Centrifuge.
Answer: Let clot for 20 mins, spin for 10 mins
◍ Loose-snow avalanche (sluff).
Answer: Made up of surface & near-surface snow not well bonded. Starts at
a single point & fans out -> inverted VNo major structural dmgIf snow has
high liq water content - more like to sweep along = wet sluff. Often by solar
radiation/ rainfall.
◍ Cold front.
Answer: Southerly in NA, warm humid air advects from S. Strong winds,
gusty, P rel. Min.Associated w/ Cumuliform clouds.T decreases w/ time
behind the front.Winds are stronger near frontsCold fronts bring a narrow
band of precipitaiton
◍ Free catch.
Answer: Most contaminated
◍ rabies pole.
Answer: long pole used to capture a dog around the neck with a noose on the
, end of the pole that acts as a collar and a pole that acts as a leash; also called
a snare pole
◍ Deficit.
Answer: Weight (kg) x % of dehydration x 1000
◍ 12-15%.
Answer: Obvious signs of shock, death imminent
◍ chemical restraint.
Answer: any drug that is used for discipline or convenience and not required
to treat medical symptoms
◍ Fluid overload signs.
Answer: Nasal discharge, tachypnea, chemosis, edema
◍ Single-cell & Multi-cell storm TS.
Answer: basic stormsSingle-cell: short-lived (15-30min), not
violent.Multi-cell: 2 or more, each can be at dif. stages.
◍ Cystocentesis.
Answer: 22g 1.5 inch needle, 6ml syringe
◍ Currents.
Answer: horizontal movement of water created by rising of tides. Flood
(incoming) & ebb (outgoing)greater mid/deep channels, weak over
shallower water
◍ TPR.
Answer: temperature, pulse, respiration
◍ Lightning.
Answer: Long, thin spark created in TS. Can be btw cloud & ground, 2
clouds, within a cloud, cloud to air.Forms from collision of small ice
crystals & hailstones (graupels)Small ice crystals (+) carried to the top of TS
by updraft to anvil while larger graupel (-) towards bot as they fall. When
the voltage dif. is big enough, insulative air ->ionized, conductive. Greater
build up of voltage = longer lightning
