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The same as "vital signs"
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This mode of transmission involves direct body surface to body surface from one animal to another or from an animal to a human.
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_________ health and safety.
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A term that refers to the health status or behavioural status of a patient and where the patient is, in regards to their treatment, or within the facility.
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F10 is a type of this product/chemical.
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An awful infectious disease of the dog often causing vomiting, bloody diarrhoea, dehydration, and sometimes death.
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Something we can do to ensure we have no/few susceptible hosts.
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The document on a patient's cage indicating it's signalment and details, but not treatments due.
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A type of infectious agent starting with "b".
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This mode of disease transmission involves infectious residue from dried droplets or dust can remain suspended and travel distances through the air. This residue is infectious for long periods of time.
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Canine cough is transmitted this way.
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Heartworm is transmitted via this mode of disease transmission.
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A condition of an animal's body or of one of its parts that impairs normal functioning and is typically manifested by distinguishing symptoms.
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Damage to the body caused by external force.
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Another name for a cat.
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This mode of disease transmission involves contact between a susceptible animal and a contaminated inanimate object (fomite) such as equipment, clothing or surfaces. This is often the result of poorly washed hands.
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When picking up a cat or a dog you must support it's _____ and rear end.
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Another name for a canine.
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Use of cleaning agent is what number step in cleaning?
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Removal of visible organic material is what step in cleaning?
