Cvo Jurisprudence Exam

What is Informed Consent? {Ans: The process by which the client learns about and understands the purpose, benefits and potential risks of all recommended activities and uses this information to make decisions concerning their animal's care.}What are 4 examples of routinely compounded drugs that do not require client consent? {Ans: 1) IV ket/diaze for general induction 2) diluted narcotics for pain control 3) diluted dex for diagnostic tests 4) combo of tranq + narcotic for balanced sedation}What are the 8 requirements for meeting professional standards re: dispensing? {Ans: 1) dispenses drugs that are not past expiry OR will not expire before the treatment course is up 2) dispenses a drug for resale only to an Ontario licensed vet/pharmacist in limited quantities to address a temporary shortage 3) advises client of common side effects and serious risks associated with the dispensed drug 4) advises client of proper storage and handling of dispensed drugs 5) disposes of drugs that are damaged/expired/unfit for dispensing safely and according to enviro regs 6) cannot re-stock or re-dispense drugs that were already sold/dispensed 7) explicitly states withdrawal times 8) properly stores drugs}Under Health Canada's Emergency Drug Release program, what can vets do to