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Veterinary Surgery Assessment Quiz

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What is the primary purpose of assessing the animal before surgery?

To determine the animal's age and breed only
To prepare the operating team for surgery
To evaluate the animal's general health and identify risk factors (correct)
To assess the duration of presented problems

Which aspect is NOT typically evaluated during a physical examination prior to surgery?

Heart rate and pulse
Nutritional habits (correct)
Mucous membrane condition
Urinary system function

What factor may increase the risk of airborne contamination during surgery?

The duration of the surgical procedure (correct)
The use of antiseptic solutions
The amount of surgical team members present (correct)
The maintenance of a clean surgical area

What is one of the goals of a general physical examination before surgery?

<p>To assess the health of the internal organ system (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement about airborne contamination is accurate?

<p>Prolonged procedures can activate microorganisms. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Surgical Assessment

Evaluating an animal's health and risk factors before surgery.

Physical Exam

Checking vital signs (temp, heart rate, etc.) and examines affected areas to prepare for surgery.

Surgical Wound Infection

A problem in surgery that often occurs from prolonged procedures and poor air quality.

Animal Signalment

Reviewing animal's age, breed, medical history to understand pre-existing conditions that may affect surgery.

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Surgical Team Preparation

Minimizing risk during surgery by controlling air quality and reducing activity level of people in the room. Preventing airborne contamination during prolonged procedures.