Dog Grooming Level 2 Practice Test

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• Which parts make up a dog clipper?
• What is the most important reason for exercising a dog?
• At what angle should a dog's nail be cut during grooming?
• Blown rolled and harsh coats are associated with which grooming procedure?
• In a clean head grooming style, which parts are left long?
• What is the identification and evaluation of hazards within the salon called?
• Which practice reduces chemical load in salon products?
• What is the primary job of a pastoral group?
• What is the primary purpose of a client consultation before grooming?
• Which safety consideration is included in health, safety and welfare at work?
• If electrical clippers are damaged, what is one approved course of action?
• Aural resection refers to
• What is the normal temperature range for a dog in Celsius?
• Which of the following is a symptom of Distemper?
• What does hyperthermia describe?
• Bassett hounds were traditionally used for which purpose?
• Which scissor comes in single and double sided?
• What condition is caused by lack of vitamin D?
• If a dog with patellar luxation pops a kneecap out, what is the advised immediate action?
• Which symptom is listed for Leptospirosis?
• What is the safe lifting weight for women and for men in the salon?
• In grooming a Fox Terrier, what describes the correct head grooming approach?
• What is the primary purpose of thinning shears (thinners) in dog grooming?
• Describe the Schnauzer's coat type and shedding tendency.
• Which of the following is a listed benefit of ceramic clipper blades?
• Which regulation focuses on reporting of injuries and dangerous occurrences?
• Regular cleaning and application to oral mucous membranes can prevent what?
• Why do wool coats need more grooming?
• Old English Sheepdog falls into which dog group?
• How long should tax returns be kept, and from which month does the retention period start?
• If a dog presents with sarcoptic mange, what actions should you take?
• What tools would damage a hand stripped coat?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the Scottish Terrier head grooming?
• Which practice helps conserve water during shampooing?
• Which of the following is a required salon record?
• What is the most suitable wall covering for blasting areas?
• How should cleaning solution be disposed of?
• What size and type of scissors should be used in standard poodle legs?
• Which breed has a head described as otter-like?
• Which practice most directly reduces standby energy consumption?
• Which tool is listed as the finishing tool for grooming a Bichon Frise?
• Which breed is clipped very short on the head and face, with one third of the ear clipped and the remaining two thirds left natural?
• Grand mal refers to what type of medical event?
• What do you double bag and put in domestic waste?
• Paraphimosis is defined as
• Which breeds herd sheep?
• Bassett hounds are traditionally used for what purpose?
• RIDDOR stands for?
• Which grooming consideration is important for a chondrodysplastic dog with a long body?
• Which trait are Alaskan malamutes best known for?
• Lyme disease is transmitted by ticks and caused by which organism?
• What PPE should be worn when blasting a dog?
• Which breeds should be scissored?
• What must you obtain from the owner before performing full coat removal?
• COSHH stands for what?
• A wool coat is dense and curly; grooming should include what practice?
• What is the proper handling for electrical equipment waste?
• Hand stripping is associated with coats described as which?
• Which of the following are symptoms of Leptospirosis?
• Which description matches a short split eyebrow head?
• What is the primary purpose of aural resection?
• How long should grooming records be kept?
• Under the Dangerous Dogs Act, what must you verify before grooming a dangerous dog?
• Hand stripping is used for coats described as which?
• Alaskan malamutes are used for what purpose?
• Name a zoonotic disease.
• If a dog has ocular and nasal watery discharge, high fever, reddened eyes, which disease could it be?
• What is the recommended method for disposing of client records?
• What is the coat king used to do?
• Which items are typically included in health and safety training for salon staff?
• Which method reduces water waste in a salon?
• How should cans containing CFC gas be disposed of?
• Which disease is NOT listed among the four to vaccinate against in the material?
• Why is record-keeping important in a grooming business?
• Why are risk assessments important?
• How should sharp grooming equipment be stored to reduce risk of cuts?
• What describes a zoonotic disease?
• Ball nose scissors have what feature?
• What is the normal body temperature range in Fahrenheit for a dog?
• What should you do with a plug and piece of electrical equipment if faulty?
• What is the best cage covering to prevent cross contamination?
• Which item should be disposed of by double bagging and incineration?
• Describe centerfall head grooming: which feature is correct?
• Which items should be collected during a client consultation for a dog grooming session?
• Which overall goal do energy-saving measures in the salon primarily serve?
• Which coat colour is more likely to show clipping lines?
• Which breed is indicated as needing the most exercise at seven months?
• Which breed is brachycephalic?
• Which action is recommended to reduce electricity use in a salon?
• Which area should groomers take most care of when grooming?
• Chondrodysplasia relates to which region of the body?
• What should you do with electrical clippers if they are damaged?
• Which scissors come in both straight and double sided?
• What is the purpose of identifying hazards and minimizing them in a salon?
• Which disease has symptoms including fever, vomiting, belly pain and refusal to eat?
• Under COSHH, what is required of a salon?
• What breed is most commonly used as gun dog?
• Why are records kept in a salon?
• When dealing with patellar luxations during grooming, which guideline is recommended?
• What grooming approach is recommended for a pregnant dog?
• How should glass waste be prepared for disposal?
• Which points on a scissor should be regularly oiled?
• Which policy covers supporting a load by hand or body force?
• Stripping a West Highland White Terrier helps prevent which conditions?
• What is the recommended first step in managing paraphimosis during a procedure?
• Where should you oil grooming scissors?
• Which action supports both health and safety and environmental protection in the salon?
• Which two tools are listed as the finishing tools for grooming a Bichon Frise?
• What is a primary benefit of continuing professional development?
• What is the safe lifting weight for men according to the material?
• Which of the following are symptoms of Hepatitis?
• What is the purpose of a gun dog?
• To reduce noise in a parlour and protect the environment, which measures are recommended?
• Which breed is described as needing the most exercise at seven months in the material?
• How often should PAT testing be done?
• During a dog's epileptic seizure, which action is recommended?
• As part of waste reduction, which action should be taken with cardboard?
• In the clipping style described, what fraction of the ear is clipped?
• In a clean head grooming style, which feature is described as left long?
• For blasting areas, which wall surface is recommended?
• Which measure relates to water conservation in the salon?
• Which item is NOT among the six records typically kept in a salon?
• What are black particles in hair most likely to be?
• Old English Sheepdog belongs to which dog group?
• Which item category is covered by WEEE?
• What is the most noticeable sign that a dog is suffering from parasites?
• What was the Russian Black Terrier's original purpose?
• Which foot shape would an English Springer Spaniel have?
• Which action is specifically aimed at preventing energy waste by devices not in use?
• Which organization is commonly referred to when discussing risk assessment compliance?
• Which act covers client record cards?
• Which practice reduces environmental damage in a grooming salon?
• What does the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 establish?
• Which grooming method is commonly used to straighten very curly wool coats?
• Providing regular toilet breaks helps the dog maintain which behavior pattern?
• Which waste is disposed of in yellow bag?
• What are the three R's of recycling?
• Describe a round head: which statement is accurate?
• How should tailing cables be managed to reduce trip hazards?
• Who is ultimately responsible for health and safety in the workplace?
• What is a carbon footprint?
• Which disease is NOT listed as included in the vaccination topics?
• The tax return retention period starts from which month?
• Which strategy helps manage a nervous dog during grooming?
• Providing adequate toilet breaks meets which of an animal's needs?
• How should a slicker brush be sterilised?
• What is the typical fluid intake per kilogram of body weight for dogs?
• What roles were the Russian Black Terrier originally developed for?
• Which statement describes a Schnauzer's coat and shedding tendency?
• What is the purpose of the WEEE directive in business practice?
• How long does a dog's natural moult cycle take?
• What is the coat king used for?
• What does CPD stand for?
• Why should you avoid removing too much live coat when stripping a West Highland White Terrier?
• Which statement best defines hazardous waste in a salon setting?
• Which product would cause the most damage if released into water systems?
• Under the Health and Safety Act, who is responsible for safety in a salon?
• A grand mal and petit mal are types of
• Which coat color tends to show dirt marks more readily?
• For a 12-week-old puppy, which is recommended?
• Which statement best describes the recommended restraint position for a dog at risk of tracheal collapse during grooming?
• Health and safety legislation requires employers to do which of the following?
• Regular exercise maintains which body systems in a dog?
• What type of muzzle is suitable for a Shih Tzu?
• Grooming a long-bodied dog with a chondrodysplastic condition requires what?
• What is a key consideration when grooming an elderly dog?
• Which colour coat marks easily?
• Which statement best describes WEEE disposal?
• What does the Animal Welfare Act cover?
• Which coat colour is more likely to show clipping lines?
• What is the correct head shape and grooming for a Scottish Terrier?
• Which of the following are symptoms of Parvovirus?
• Which statement best describes dental care for a diabetic dog?
• What is the purpose of ball nose scissors?
• Which of the following is an example of a small household appliance?
• Which guideline relates to shampoo dilution?
• Under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991, which statement is true for groomers?
• Lyme disease is a tick-borne disease caused by which organism?
• Which restraint method is recommended for a dog with a tracheal problem during grooming?