Recognize patients’ behavioral characteristics. Adhere to the appropriate disposal protocols of hazardous materials. Collect specimens and patient information. Use appropriate routes to administer medications. Provide a safe and sanitary environment for patients. Perform nursing and clinical diagnostic procedures. Document evaluations of procedures and mentation status of patients. Apply knowledge of physiology, anatomy, and pathophysiology as they pertain to patient care and nursing. Click here to view the tasks for this domain. The questions in this domain ask you to conduct animal nursing procedures, carry out clinical diagnostic procedures, and educate the client about animal safety and care. Perform laboratory tests and proceduresĥ. Prepare and maintain specimens for in-house or outside evaluation. Apply knowledge of physiology, anatomy, and pathophysiology as they pertain to laboratory procedures. The questions in this domain ask you to gather, prepare, and manage specimens for outside or in-house laboratory evaluations, as well as perform laboratory tests and procedures. 
Prepare and maintain the environment, instruments, and supplies for dental procedures.Apply knowledge of physiology, anatomy, and pathophysiology as they pertain to dentistry.
The questions in this domain ask you to prepare equipment for dental procedures, perform or assist with dental procedures, and educate the client regarding dental health.
Prepare the surgical environment, instruments, and supplies. Prepare the patient for a surgical procedure. Maintain aseptic conditions during surgical procedures, as well as in the surgical suite. Use appropriate equipment-sterilization methods. Use appropriate instrument-cleaning methods. Operate as both a sterile and non-sterile surgical technician. Apply knowledge of physiology, anatomy, and pathophysiology as they pertain to surgical nursing. You will also be asked to prepare patients for procedures. The questions in this domain ask you to prepare and maintain your surgical environment, equipment, instruments, and supplies. Handle, store, and safely dispose of biological and pharmacological agents. Calculate medications based on the appropriate dosage. Prepare and dispense medications in compliance with veterinary orders. Ensure patient/client safety by educating the client regarding any administered or dispensed biological and pharmacological agents. Recognize drug classifications, drug mechanisms, and relevant side effects. Apply knowledge of physiology, anatomy, and pathophysiology as they pertain to pharmacological and biological agents. You will also be asked to prepare and administer pharmacological and biological agents, as well as instruct a client regarding safe and proper use. The questions in this domain ask you to apply knowledge of physiology, anatomy, and pathophysiology. The questions are split into 9 domains, each containing a number of “tasks.” 1. 
The pilot questions are used to evaluate questions for future versions of the exam. The VTNE contains 170 multiple-choice questions, 20 of which are “pilot questions” that do not count toward your score, and you will be given 3 hours to complete them. In some jurisdictions, you must meet certain work experience requirements, while others require you to submit a state/provincial application separately from the VTNE application.Ĭheck with your jurisdiction to ensure you know their specific requirements. In most cases, the American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB) will determine your eligibility by reviewing a final transcript sent directly by the school, which must show that you are an AVMA- or CVMA-accredited veterinary technology graduate. The eligibility requirements needed to take the VTNE will be different depending on your jurisdiction.
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