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Intro: Test #3 Review (Sampling & Venipuncture)
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Enteral: Via the digestive tract
Phlebitis: Inflammation of the veins
Parenteral: Via other than the digestive tract
Cellulitis: Bacterial skin infection
Pillpopper: Used to medicate fractious animals
Sepsis: Severe blood infection
Obstipation: Unable to pass stool
Hematoma: Collection of blood under the skin
Constipation: Difficulty passing stool
Butterfly: Type of catheter for short-term use
Enema: Procedure for emptying the colon for radiographs
Overtheneedle: Most common type of IV catheter used
Aural: Via the ear
Bevel: Angled end of a needle
Volatilization: Process where a dissolved medication is changed to gas
Aseptic: Technique to prevent the spread of infection
Nebulization: Process where a dissolved sample is changed to small droplets
Tport: Connection that helps prevent a catheter from dislodging
Zoonotic: Diseases that can spread from animals to humans
Ophthalmic: Via the eye
Thrombosis: Presence of a blood clot in a vessel
Barrel: Part of a syringe with markings
Pain: One reason an animal may chew at a catheter
Luerlock: Type of syringe that screws onto a line and won’t usually pull off
Tuberculin: 1 ml syringe
Blue: Color of a 22 gauge needle
Insulin: Type of syringe that measures doses in units
Green: Color of an 18-gauge catheter
Beforetreatment: Best time to obtain blood & urine samples
Hydrogenperoxide: Removes blood from animal fur
Freecatch: Urine collection using a bowl
Medialsaphenous: Best vein for routine venipuncture on a cat
Cystocentesis: Urine collection that results in a sterile sample
Tourniquet: Used to visualize vein
Hemolysis: Destruction of red blood cells
Electrolytes: Components of the blood
Anticoagulant: Substance that prevents blood from forming clots
IVcatheter: Small flexible tube placed into a vein
Wounds: Physical barriers to catheter placement
Gauge: Standard set of diameters for round objects
Intro: Test #3 Review (Sampling & Venipuncture)
Across:1. | Process where a dissolved sample is changed to small droplets | 3. | One reason an animal may chew at a catheter | 5. | Color of an 18-gauge catheter | 7. | Most common type of IV catheter used | 9. | Type of syringe that screws onto a line and won’t usually pull off | 10. | Best time to obtain blood & urine samples | 12. | Small flexible tube placed into a vein | 14. | Angled end of a needle | 19. | Substance that prevents blood from forming clots | 21. | Connection that helps prevent a catheter from dislodging | 22. | Procedure for emptying the colon for radiographs | 24. | Destruction of red blood cells | 26. | Standard set of diameters for round objects | 28. | Via the ear | 29. | Components of the blood | 30. | Urine collection that results in a sterile sample | 31. | Technique to prevent the spread of infection | 32. | 1 ml syringe | 33. | Removes blood from animal fur |
| | Down:2. | Unable to pass stool | 3. | Inflammation of the veins | 4. | Color of a 22 gauge needle | 6. | Via the digestive tract | 8. | Process where a dissolved medication is changed to gas | 11. | Via the eye | 13. | Type of syringe that measures doses in units | 15. | Diseases that can spread from animals to humans | 16. | Physical barriers to catheter placement | 17. | Used to medicate fractious animals | 18. | Part of a syringe with markings | 20. | Presence of a blood clot in a vessel | 23. | Used to visualize vein | 24. | Collection of blood under the skin | 25. | Severe blood infection | 27. | Urine collection using a bowl |
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Intro: Test #3 Review (Sampling & Venipuncture)
Across:1. | Process where a dissolved sample is changed to small droplets | 3. | One reason an animal may chew at a catheter | 5. | Color of an 18-gauge catheter | 7. | Most common type of IV catheter used | 9. | Type of syringe that screws onto a line and won’t usually pull off | 10. | Best time to obtain blood & urine samples | 12. | Small flexible tube placed into a vein | 14. | Angled end of a needle | 19. | Substance that prevents blood from forming clots | 21. | Connection that helps prevent a catheter from dislodging | 22. | Procedure for emptying the colon for radiographs | 24. | Destruction of red blood cells | 26. | Standard set of diameters for round objects | 28. | Via the ear | 29. | Components of the blood | 30. | Urine collection that results in a sterile sample | 31. | Technique to prevent the spread of infection | 32. | 1 ml syringe | 33. | Removes blood from animal fur |
| | Down:2. | Unable to pass stool | 3. | Inflammation of the veins | 4. | Color of a 22 gauge needle | 6. | Via the digestive tract | 8. | Process where a dissolved medication is changed to gas | 11. | Via the eye | 13. | Type of syringe that measures doses in units | 15. | Diseases that can spread from animals to humans | 16. | Physical barriers to catheter placement | 17. | Used to medicate fractious animals | 18. | Part of a syringe with markings | 20. | Presence of a blood clot in a vessel | 23. | Used to visualize vein | 24. | Collection of blood under the skin | 25. | Severe blood infection | 27. | Urine collection using a bowl |
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© 2014
PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only