Handling and restraint

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What are the 3 major restraint techniques?	Manual, Mechanical, and Chemical
A restraint technique in which you simply use your hands to hold the animal in the desired position	Manual Restraint
A restraint technique which employs such equipment as leashes, collars, restraint bags, and poles	Mechanical Retraint
A restraint technique that uses sedatives, tranquilizers, and anesthetics.	Chemical Restraint
Never lift an animal alone weighing how much?	50+ pounds
Isn't so much of a technique as a way to form a common language between human and animal	Fear-Free Restraint
increased attention, tensing muscles, whining or barking, pacing panting or trembling, anal gland release, urination or defecation in exam or waiting room	Signs of Canine Anxiety
a collar that consists of stainless-steal links with a ring at the end	Training collars
how many inches longer than the circumference of the dogs neck should a collar be	2 in
Also known as the promise collar, is a nylon head halter that fits around the nose of the dog and behind its ears	The Gentle Leader head collar
A collar that helps a dog with pulling	Gentle leader head collar
a leash made of flat or braided nylon with a metal ring at the end	Slip leash
Any device applied around an animals nose and mouth to prevent the animal from biting	Muzzle
Don't apply muzzle on any dog with signs of what?	Breathing difficulties, or chest injury
Is a small cup placed over the end of the dogs nose and clipped behind the ears, this muzzle allows dog to pant	Basket Muzzle
a muzzle more commonly used in the veterinary practice, slip over the dogs nose and clip behind the head	Nylon muzzle
You can also make a muzzle out of what?	a leash or gauze
A long metal or heavy-duty plastic tabular handle with a thick retractable wire inside of it.	Head Snare
A Restraint used in complete routine physical exams	Standing Restraint
A restraint that requires a firmer hold	Sitting restraint
A restraint appropriate for most routine injections and some minor technical procedures	Sternal Recumbence
Also called reclining restraint. Animal is placed on side	Lateral Recumbency
how to restrain an injured or ill dog?	handle as if likely to bite and use a muzzle to prevent injury.
Puncturing a vein to collect blood or administer medication.	Venipuncture
a vein along the front of the dogs foreleg	Cephalic Vein
a vein on the outer surface of the dog's hind leg	Saphenous vein
a vein on front of dogs neck	jugular vein
to block the vein's circulation by pressing on it with your finger	to occlude a vein
holding off the vein, pools blood in the vein so that you can easily see and feel it. provides enough blood for proper venipuncture.	occluding a vein
Restraint used for dogs undergoing cephalic venipuncture.	Sternal recumbency
restraint used for dogs undergoing a saphenous venipuncture	Lateral recumbency
restraint used for dogs under going a jugular venipuncture	Sternal Recumbency
a restraint that often calms a cat by covering its eyes and distracting it	Muzzle
a restraint that makes the cat more fearful than any other device and is the last instrument of choice for recapturing.	Head Snare
this cat restraint equipment is used to reduce the cats ability to attack and tends to calm the cat by the enclosed environment	Cat bag
most cat bags have access areas around where?	around the feet
what kind of examination can you allow a cat to sit or stand on table?	Physical examination
What kind of cat restraint is required for a intramuscular injection?	Lateral Recumbency
The vein on the inside of the rear leg	Femoral Vein
You'll want to wrap a towel around the cats rear legs to prevent it from scratching for what kind of venipuncture?	Jugular Venipuncture
what kind of cat restraint Is used for medical femoral vein venipuncture?	Lateral Recumbency
how do you distract a cat during jugular venipuncture?	lightly tapping on their nose
how do you distract cat while being restrained on side for intramuscular injection.	gently shake scruff
grasping a cat by the scruff of the neck is what kind of hold?	Fetal Hold
this animal can die from stress.	birds
your goal while handling a bird is to hold it so it can't _____, _____, or ______	bite, scratch, or become injured
do not cover or press down on a bird's_______ area, which must move for the bird to breathe	Breastbone
A clear plastic tube with access ports drilled into it used for restraint.	Acrylic Rodent Restrainer
Tweezer like equipment used to transport small rodents.	Forceps
generally the most aggressive of small rodents, and can be difficult to restrain.	Hamsters
when handling guinea pigs avoid placing hand down on the back or shoulders too firmly, it may injure its _____.	Lungs
this rodent is Nocturnal	Chinchillas
describes a chinchilla's tendency to shed patches of its fur if grasped too roughly.	Fur Slip
when biting this rodent usually doesn't let go, and can inflict severe bites.	Ferrets
this rodent has very delicate skeletal systems.	Rabbits
snakes require one restrainer every ___ feet of length.	3
used to press a snakes head against a solid surface.	Snake Hooks
Where can you place a lizard to calm it	on a wall
restraint equipment for horses with a series of bars tied together, tied around the neck of a horse like a loose splint. prevents a horse from licking or biting itself.	Cradle
horse restraint equipment that is usually composed of a long wooden handle with a loop of rope or stainless-steel chain at one end. is designed to stimulate a horse's nerves.	Lip twitch
equipment for horse restraint which can be used when a restrainer is unavailable to hold a regular twitch.	Humane Twitch
equipment for horse restraint that has a leather strap fastened around a horse's legs to restrict movement.	Hobble
A narrow enclosure that partially immobilizes a horse for treatment. made of metal bars or wooden planks	Stock
May calm a particularly frightened or otherwise unmanageable horse.	blindfold
where do you approach a horse?	At the shoulder or near the neck
a long leather or rope with about a 2 foot length of chain and a snap hook at the end of it used for a horse restraint.	Chain Shank
can be used to move the animal, to tie tail out of the way for some procedures.	Tail Tying
young horses under one year old	Foals
to protect horses from injury they should wear what when being transported?	commercial shipping boots or stall leg wraps
A stall or cage for holding cattle or livestock while they are examined, marked or given veterinary treatment.	Cattle Chute
an opening at the front of the chute that holds the cows head in place.	Stanchion
made to hold the head in place	halter
Large metal tongs with large ball shaped ends serves to control the head when a halter isn't sufficient enough	Nose lead
A long- handled metal rod with a large hook at one end that clips to the nose ring.	Bull Staff
a restraint to keep an animal from kicking	Hobbles
Serves to place an animal on its side. (cattle and large animals)	The Casting Rope
you can pick up a calf ___lbs or less	80
to transport______ you use large trucks, fully loaded to prevent animals from moving about	Cattle
The most timid of domestic animals, and have no natural defenses	Sheep
can immobilize an individual animal and is used on sheep	Shepherd's crook
Most examinations and minor procedures are done while the sheep is __________	Sitting on its butt
a lamb usually has its tail docked and the males are castrated between what time	the first and second week.
least predictable of domestic animals. very playful, but may kick or try to butt you.	Goats
what helps to restrain a goat and also keeps the goat calm in this position.	Lifting a front foot.
this animal has relatively fragile skeletal systems and have strong jaws that can inflict severe bites. and poor vision	pigs
Why is it important to cool a pig off immediately after catching it?	Pigs can overheat and die from a heat stroke
Flat shield-like pieces of plastic or plywood about 3 feet square, to direct a group of pigs into an enclosure	Hurdles
a large, long-handles clamp with a rope that holds the ends of the clamp shut used to restrain a pig	Pig catcher
Has a long metal handle enclosing a rope, cable, or chain loop that protrudes from one end of the handle. Used to restrain a pig	Hog snare
Small pigs can be restrained on their backs in this.	V-trough
Helps to restrain a captured pig's head. Is a rope with a loop at one end, tied with a slip knot so that the loop can be tightened.	Snubbing Rope
This is used to restrain a big on its side	Hobbles
How would you restrain a piglet for an oral exam	lift the pig by its front feet with its rear legs still on the ground.
Truck beds and trailers composed of steel slats are commonly used to transport what animal?	Pigs
serves to remove individual birds from a flock.	Catching Net
is often used to catch chickens and turkeys. about 5 inches long and attached to a long- handled pole.	Catching hook

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