Question

this exam is closed - book. before starting, make sure you have studied all of the questions on your previous ct quizzes. these questions will come from the ct quizzes in courses ansc 1011 (introduction to veterinary tech), ansc 1111 (patient mgmt and nutrition), ansc 1201 (vet assist clinical sciences), ansc 1301 (vet assist applications), and ansc 1401 (this course - emergency crit care/end of life). question 120 1 pts what is the proper way to remove a cast from an equine limb? cut both the cranial and caudal surfaces of the cast. cut both the medial and lateral surfaces of the cast. cut just the lateral surface of the cast. cut just the cranial surface of the cast.

Explanation:

In veterinary practice, to safely remove a cast from an equine limb, it is standard to cut both the medial and lateral surfaces of the cast. This allows for even and controlled removal without causing harm to the limb. Cutting only one surface or the cranial/caudal surfaces may not provide sufficient access or could lead to uneven stress on the limb during removal.

Answer:

Cut both the medial and lateral surfaces of the cast