Veterinary Technician

Category - Animal Care

If an ostrich requires intravenous catheterization, what would be the ideal site in which to place the catheter?
  1. Jugular vein
  2. Cutaneous ulnar vein
  3. Medial metatarsal vein
  4. Both B and C
Explanation
Answer: D - Both the Cutaneous ulnar vein and the Medial metatarsal vein are ideal sites for intravenous catheterization. The jugular vein should be avoided, since any sudden movement by the ostrich could cause lacerations and exsanguination.
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