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Veterinary Assistant Training Manual: Course 105
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1. Stethoscope

2. The pulse is a rhythmic wave caused by the _______ if the ________, which may be felt through the walls of ________ and is really a __________ wave generates by the abrupt ejection of ________ from the __________.

3. You should learn to ask _________ of the owners, because the ________ they give may give important clues as to why the animal is _________.

4. Never lean over a _____________ in a chute because they can throw their _______ back quickly.

5. Always listen carefully to what the owner or client mentions in _______ conversations about their animal. You may learn something important that the owner did not tell the _________. When you learn something in this way you should always write it on the _______ and ________ the veterinarian.

6. As you are restraining an animal, you should be aware of any __________, _________ or other abnormalities that you may see or feel.

7. Central Nervous System (CNS)

8. Always make sure you know how to do a ________ before taking it on.

9. Use the ________ sparingly as it tends to cause cattle to become more __________.

10. Always wear the appropriate ________________ when using bath and dip chemicals.

11. You must always consider the proper _________ technique it's the animal is injured.

12. When putting a horse into a ________, the front rope or _________ needs to be closed.

13. Kidney

14. If you are asked to express the dog's _________ __________ or trim its ___________, you should do these procedures __________ the bath.

15. Always be _______ of the patients. Carefully note if they are ________, _________ and __________ normally.

16. Restraints are seldom for ________ since a good handler can restrain this animal well enough for most common procedures such as ____________ and _____________.

17. Be ________ when you are trying to get the veterinarian's _______ in the presence of clients. Speak _________ and _________.

18. A calm animal may be carried by placing on arm under the ________ and the other arm under the _________.

19. The bedding recommended for horses is ____________, ____________, or _________________.

20. ........................................................................................................

21. The ____________ is the most common form of restraint for horses. With a ______________ attached to it, the horse can be led into or tied up.

22. There are two types of equine halters: __________ and ___________.

23. The ______ and ________ should already be in the cage before you place the animal inside.

24. Always use the ______________ amount of restraint needed to get the job done.

25. Leg restraints, or _____________ can be used on horses and ___________.

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