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  • 1

    When a client is upset, which of the following are the most appropriate actions:

    present, positive body language while communicating you truly care about the clients needs

  • 2

    The “T” is the acronym “HEAT” stands for:

    take ownership

  • 3

    The “H” in the acronym “HEAT” stands for :

    hear

  • 4

    What best describes a person who is a “feeder”

    The value harmony, and avoid conflict

  • 5

    What does the “L” in the acronym L.E.S.T stand for

    listen

  • 6

    which of the following statements is not a solution statement?

    i’m sorry this happened to you

  • 7

    what is the best way to start your sentence to avoid verbally attacking the other person?

    By saying “I…”

  • 8

    When you are ready to discuss your feelings about a specific conflict, it is good to write things down. What is the first step in writing process?

    create a “why?” sentence

  • 9

    what is an appropriate way to avoid conflict among your team members?

    communicate properly and talk about it openly

  • 10

    Which is not an effective way to resolve conflict ?

    be harsh and critical

  • 11

    what is the first step in resolving a disagreement with a team member?

    check the employee manual to see if there’s a policy pertaining to the discrepancy

  • 12

    which of the following phrases help in communicating concern while handling mistakes

    thank you for bringing this to my attention We appreciate your feedback.

  • 13

    if you know the answer to a clients question is no how should you begin your response

    Yes

  • 14

    if the client easy to do something that you cannot do, what should you do?

    both B and C are correct

  • 15

    why should you try to always answer the questions with a “yes”?

    allows a positive interaction

  • 16

    what are two things that must be present to experience compassion, fatigue?

    Empathetic capability and caregiving relationship

  • 17

    Secondary traumatic stress is

    when you witness someone else first hand trauma

  • 18

    To resolve a burn out a person will need to leave the role as a caregiver

    true

  • 19

    what is compassion fatigue

    The emotional stress you feel when providing compassion on a daily basis

  • 20

    Empathizing with an upset client who has made the decision to euthanize there companion animal is an example of

    secondary trauma

  • 21

    If you take several days off from work and feel rejuvenated without dreading returning to work you have most likely been experiencing

    compassion fatigue

  • 22

    compassion fatigue is only brought up by multiple traumatic or stressful events

    False

  • 23

    Why is a Home dental care program important ?

    both a and B

  • 24

    if a client mentions her cat has lost weight, despite an increase in food consumption, consider the following disease conditions

    hyperthyroidism

  • 25

    A dog is generally considered geriatric starting at what age

    seven years

  • 26

    What type of information should you gather while initially scheduling a senior wellness exam.

    all of these choices

  • 27

    A persistent cough is key to determining whether a patient has developed cardiac disease

    false

  • 28

    What factor may take a client reluctant to implement a Home dental care program

    all are factors

  • 29

    resolution

    The point in the grief process when they client routines are we establish and the pay is not forgotten, but has been assigned to a special place in the bereaved individuals heart.

  • 30

    Validation

    Assuring a clan that they made the right decision following euthanasia of a pair and affirming that it is ok to grieve are examples of this

  • 31

    denial

    focusing on a minor problems, such as a medical after just been giving a poor prognosis for an animal with terminal disease as a form of this

  • 32

    catharsis

    A release of emotion necessary to work through ones grief

  • 33

    bargaining

    Attempting to replace an animal that has died without giving for the pets that was lost is a form of this

  • 34

    anger

    guilt may defined as this emotion turned inward

  • 35

    compassion

    The understanding of suffering of others

  • 36

    depression

    The manifestation of grief may be evident as irritability, sleep, irregularly, restlessness, and inability to concentrate

  • 37

    Barbiturate

    Any one of a class of drugs that depress the entire central nervous system

  • 38

    Bereavement

    A state of sadness, grief, and morning loss of a loved one

  • 39

    grief

    emotion one experiences when anticipating or following the loss of an object of attachment

  • 40

    euthanasia

    Both answers are correct

  • 41

    The drug enforcement agency of the US Department of Justice requires that an accurate records be kept for the amount of barbiturates class drug you use for each patient

    True

  • 42

    Most people in the United States are reasonably comfortable with talking about death

    false

  • 43

    people often view their pets as a feeling the role of a partner Child, or best friend

    True

  • 44

    pet ownership can be good for human health, as it has been shown to be an important predictor of survival for people with coronary artery disease .

    true

  • 45

    When performing youthanasia by injection of sodium pentobar the animal may struggle or vocalize, even though it is not conscious

    true

  • 46

    once a client has made the decision to euthanize a pet you were obligated to let the client know if you do not agree with this decision

    false

  • 47

    In the event that a client does not want to be present during euthanasia, it is also best that he, or she not be permitted to see the body after the animals dead, as this tends to increase anxiety and grief

    false

  • 48

    Following euthanasia one’s death has been confirmed by the vet. It is best to tell the client that the patient is dead.

    true

  • 49

    veterinary professionals usually receive extensive training on how to counsel grieving clients in professional, or technical school as part of the regular curriculum

    false

  • 50

    the use of dark humor by the staff to cope with stress of euthanasia, is unfeeling action that has been shown to be ineffective

    false

  • 51

    Family and friends, who make up a persons support system often do not fully understand the portance of the bond between a pet and the owner

    true

  • 52

    The attachment of an owner to his, or her guide dog is usually less strong than the attachment of the owner to his or her family pet

    false

  • 53

    client experiencing denial will often never fully except the reality of the situation they are experiencing

    false

  • 54

    People usually experience the stages of grief in a specific order(first denial, then bargaining, anger, depression, and finally)

    false

  • 55

    When a client is going through the anger stage of grief, it is best at the veterinarian, not allow the client expressed his or her anger in front of the staff

    false

  • 56

    Children usually are able to accept a loss more quickly than an adult

    true

  • 57

    What is the best way to help a client make a decision whether or not to elect a euthanize a pet?

    give him or her information about euthanasia and treatment alternatives

  • 58

    identify the preferred route of sodium pentobarbital tittle administration for euthanasia

    IV

  • 59

    The most commonly used drug for euthanasia is

    Sodium pentobarbital

  • 60

    Clients most often may be reluctant to pay the bill when they are going through which stage of grief

    Anger

  • 61

    A client comes in to your practice, euthanize her pet during the process she says “ isn’t there any other treatment we can try just yesterday my neighbor was telling me about herbal remedy that completely care of her cats cancer” this statement, best characterizes which stage of grief ?

    Bargaining

  • 62

    A client comes in to your practice, to euthanize his pet during the process he says “ I’m thinking euthanasia may be a mistake. Rover seems to be making a turn for the better this morning, and I think he could pull through.” this statement, best characterizes which stage of grief process.

    Denial

  • 63

    A client comes in to your practice. during the process he says. “ just last month. I lost my wife now I’m losing my Buffy I just don’t know how I can go on without them” this statement, best characterizes which stage of grief process?

    Depression

  • 64

    Client comes to your practice to euthanize her pet during the process she says” If only I had fed her better quality food maybe this will not be happening” this statement, best characterizes which stage of grief?

    denial

  • 65

    During which stage of grief will a client often act in a way that makes him or her seem out of touch with reality

    denial

  • 66

    The percentage of pet owners who classify the attachment to the pets “ strong” is

    50%

  • 67

    Which of the following is usually the most helpful in coping with stress associated with euthanasia?

    Talk with colleagues about it

  • 68

    In general, the best way to assist a client who is experiencing guilt is to say something like

    You did everything you could help them

  • 69

    In general, the best way to assist a client who is expressing strong anger at the staff would be to

    Just listen attentively and do not say anything

  • 70

    The person who describe the five stages of grieving (denial, bargaining, anger, depression, resolution) was

    Elizabeth Kubler Ross

  • 71

    The grieving process is quite variable length, and Can last anywhere between a few ? And many ?

    day; months

  • 72

    The word euthanasia is the ride from the Greek root eu meaning ? And. thanatos meaning ?

    good; death

  • 73

    A factor that is much more important to consider when euthanizing large animals then when euthanizing small animals is

    safety