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September 1, 2021

By Phil Zeltzman, DVM, DACVS, CVJ, Fear Free Certified

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X-ray of the pelvis of a two-year-old Yorkshire terrier showing several fractures and a sacroiliac location.

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Question 1: Which answer is correct?
	Opioids can cause respiratory depression and hyperthermia and should not be used in small animals.
	Opioids should not be used in cats.
	Opioids can be used safely in countless surgeries.

Question 2: Which answer is correct?
	NSAIDs cause hypertension.
	NSAIDs should be used carefully in a hypotensive patient.
	NSAIDs cause hypotension.

Question 3: Which answer is correct?
	Anesthesia and analgesia are better managed by combining several drugs.
	Anesthesia is smoother when all patients receive atropine with their premed drugs.
	Anesthesia should be simplified by using as few medications as possible.