CPG First Aid & Emergency Response 3

Question 1

During a groom, a dog becomes extremely pale, cold to the touch, and lethargic. These signs most likely indicate:

Accepted Answer

Shock

Answer

Pale mucous membranes, cold extremities, and sudden lethargy are classic signs of circulatory shock, a life-threatening emergency.

Question 2

What does the acronym 'ABC' stand for in veterinary first aid triage?

Accepted Answer

Airway, Breathing, Circulation

Answer

ABC stands for Airway, Breathing, and Circulation — the three primary checks in any first aid emergency assessment.

Question 3

A brachycephalic dog (e.g., Bulldog) is showing extreme respiratory distress during grooming. The groomer's FIRST priority should be:

Accepted Answer

Place the dog in a cool, well-ventilated area and call the owner and vet immediately

Answer

Brachycephalic dogs are prone to obstructed airways; immediate cooling, ventilation, and veterinary contact are the appropriate emergency steps for a groomer.

Question 4

A dog is stung by a bee during an outdoor grooming session and its face begins to swell. What is this reaction called and what should the groomer do?

Accepted Answer

Anaphylaxis; keep the dog calm, remove the stinger if visible, and seek emergency veterinary care immediately

Answer

Rapid facial swelling after an insect sting indicates anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction requiring immediate emergency veterinary treatment.

Question 5

Which gum color in a dog suggests adequate circulation and oxygenation?

Accepted Answer

Moist pink (bubblegum pink)

Answer

Moist, bubble-gum pink gums indicate normal circulation and oxygenation in dogs.

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CPG First Aid & Emergency Response 3