1. What is the primary goal of pet first aid?
2. Before approaching an injured animal, you should:
3. When should you NOT muzzle an injured dog?
4. A good way to safely handle a frightened cat during first aid is to:
5. What is the normal heart rate range for an adult cat?
6. Normal capillary refill time (gum color returning after pressure) should be:
7. Pale, blue, or white gums indicate:
8. The 'skin tent' test is used to check for:
9. If a choking dog can still cough or breathe partially, you should:
10. The modified Heimlich maneuver for a choking dog involves:
11. For a bleeding wound, if the cloth soaks through, you should:
12. Tourniquets should be used:
13. When you suspect a fracture, you should:
14. When moving an animal with a suspected spinal injury, you should:
15. Before starting CPR, you should first:
16. What position should the animal be in for CPR?
17. The recommended compression rate for pet CPR is:
18. In CPR, the compression-to-breath ratio is:
19. For barrel-chested dogs and cats, chest compressions should be performed:
20. Why is CPR considered a bridge rather than a solution?
21. Which of the following describes shock rather than heatstroke?
22. To cool an overheated animal, you should use:
23. Which breeds are at higher risk for heatstroke?
24. If you suspect your pet ingested a toxic substance, you should:
25. Which of the following is a common household toxin dangerous to pets?
26. Lilies are particularly dangerous to which animal?
27. For a suspected allergic reaction with facial swelling, you should:
28. Which of the following should NOT be used for wound cleaning without veterinary guidance?
29. Signs of shock in an injured animal include:
30. What is the single most important habit emphasized at the end of this course?