[Answered]: Identify three technician evaluations…

Identify three technician evaluations (assessments) that would likely be appropriate for an animal in shock. (3 Points) 3.The veterinarian asks you to begin oxygen therapy. What are two interventions you can take to ensure oxygen therapy is as beneficial as possible? (2 Points) 4.Next, the veterinarian asks you to place an IV catheter and begin administering fluids. You assessed Pogo as hypovolemic. What interventions should you initiate regarding this assessment? (2 Points) 5.Shock fluid rates are higher than maintenance rates. Why should you monitor Pogo’s urinary output? (1 Point) Pogo’s heart rate is now at 130 bpm and his mucus membranes are a little pinker. Your veterinarian has given him some pain medication and now would like you to clean up Pogo’s wounds, give him an antibiotic shot, and splint his leg. Mr. McGregor has consented to let Pogo stay in your clinic for a while and have his leg surgically repaired when he is more stable. Pogo is more sedate now that he has been given the pain medication and is only mildly responsive. He is still breathing well and his color and pulse are continuing to gradually improve. You are now going to clean up Pogo’s wounds and apply bandages to some of the larger wounds. 6. Describe how you would clean Pogo’s wounds so that they are ready to be bandaged. (2 Points)