Reptile med 12 mod 11

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Which vein requires the snake to be sedated or anaesthetized for access?

Palatine vein

Which route is NOT possible in snakes?

Intraosseous

Which vein can be accessed via a cut-down technique in lizards?

Cephalic vein

Which area is easily utilized for smaller volumes of fluids in reptiles?

Lateral thoracic area

Which type of catheter is recommended for small reptiles due to their short length of tubing attached to the needle?

Butterfly catheters

What is the purpose of the piece of clear tubing on the butterfly catheter?

To allow visualization of blood flow

Which gauge sizes are recommended for butterfly catheters?

25-27

Which type of catheter is recommended for larger reptiles such as adult iguanas and monitor lizards?

Over-the-needle catheters

Which route is suitable for one-off bolus injections and requires special care with species that exhibit tail shedding?

Subcutaneous

Which access point for intraosseous route in lizards may be difficult due to the angle of the femur with the pelvis?

Proximal femur

Which route is commonly used for post-operative fluids and mild dehydration in chelonia?

Subcutaneous

Which access site for intracoloemic route in tortoises is located lateral to the neck and medial to the front limb?

Cranial access site

Which of the following is a potential entry point for intraosseous fluid administration in reptiles?

Proximal femur

What type of needles are usually sufficient for intraosseous fluid administration in reptiles?

23-25 gauge spinal needles

Which route of fluid administration in reptiles is primarily used for nutritional support and rehydrating the gut microflora?

Pharyngostomy/oesophageal tubes

What is the advantage of using syringe drivers for continuous fluid administration in reptiles?

Prevention of blockage in gravity fed drip sets

Which method of fluid administration is not as useful in larger older species due to the toughness of the shell?

Plastro-carapacial junction/pillar

Bladder lavage is a potential method for the stabilization of hyperuricaemic, hyperkalaemic patients. Which organ is involved in this procedure?

Bladder

Intra-pneumonic therapy is a treatment option for persistent and deep-seated respiratory tract infections. What should be done before administering medication directly to the site of infection?

Determine the position of the affected area with radiography/endoscopy

Antibiotic impregnated polymethylmethacrylate (AIPMMA) beads are used to provide high local levels of antibiotics at sites of septic arthritis and osteomyelitis. What is the main component of AIPMMA beads?

Polymethylmethacrylate

Test your knowledge on accessing the ventral tail vein for blood collection and fluid administration. Learn about the proper needle insertion technique and the necessary steps to ensure successful venipuncture.

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