Veterinary Technician Practice Exam

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What does "No Signs Found" imply in a veterinary examination?

  1. NSF

  2. Tx

  3. PE

  4. URI

The correct answer is: NSF

The term "No Signs Found" in a veterinary examination context is often represented by the acronym NSF. This indicates that during the physical examination, the veterinarian did not find any abnormalities or indications of illness in the animal. The use of this acronym is standard in veterinary records, allowing for clear communication among veterinary professionals and documenting that an animal appears to be healthy at the time of examination. The other choices represent different concepts: Tx typically refers to treatment, PE denotes physical examination, and URI is an abbreviation for upper respiratory infection. These terms are widely used in veterinary practice but are unrelated to the implication of finding no significant health concerns during an examination.

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