Active ingredient of betadine
Povidone iodine
2nd° of contusion produces
haematoma
IV Dose rate of injection xylazine in dog
1mg/kg bw
for pneumocystography the desired contrast agent is
Air (negative contrast, material, or gases)
Burn that extends through the epidermis to the dermis is known as
2nd degree burn
“Vetafil”, a non-absorbable synthetic suture material made up of
polymerised caprolactam
tramadol is a
opioid derivative
Destruction of microorganisms but not bacterial spores on living tissue is termed as
antisepsis
______ is the clinical condition resulting from improper treatment of an abscess
antibioma
Xylazine has an ______ like effect on the uterus in cattle
oxytocin
Passage of low current on nerve endings produces
→ Galvanisation (electro-analgesia / electrical stimulation effect)
Frequencies between ______ MHz are mainly used for diagnostic ultrasound
2-15
______ is the dynamic radiological study of body parts
→ Fluoroscopy
Locking loop and Bunnell Mayer’s suture are used on
tendon
In stage of general anaesthesia, last stage of tolerance is
stage 3
Relative sensitivity of film to a given amount of radiation is referred as
→ Film speed
Effective atomic number of bone is
→ 13.5
The pathological symptoms resulting from extensive crush injuries has been termed as
crush syndrome
In first degree burn, there are diffuse swelling and sometimes _____ formation
vesicle (blister)
Pre-anaesthetic drug, which alone is sufficient with local anaesthesia to perform major surgeries in caprines is
xylazine
(mida?)
Cornual and _____ nerve block required to perform amputation of horn in caprine
supraorbital
dose of ketamine for cattle
2-5 mg/kg IV
Apnea followed by induction of anaesthesia is common in the _____ injectable anaesthesia
propofol
Short term xylazine + ketamine anaesthesia in rabbit achieved by using
→ Ketamine 20–35 mg/kg and xylazine ____ mg/kg IM
3–5
