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1. 1. The vet suggests a wellbeing questionnaire. What is its role?

   The vet suggests a wellbeing questionnaire. What is its role?

   Making every care decision automatically Supporting a discussion about changes Replacing examination and conversation

2. 2. You cannot safely provide the assistance currently needed. What helps the care discussion?

   You cannot safely provide the assistance currently needed. What helps the care discussion?

   Invent completed care tasks in the record Hide it to seem more capable Explain the practical difficulty openly

3. 3. Nobody observed Friday afternoon. How should the record show this?

   Nobody observed Friday afternoon. How should the record show this?

   Normal by default Not observed A copy of Thursday’s observations

4. 4. Milo has never liked retrieving balls. Which wellbeing goal fits him better?

   Milo has never liked retrieving balls. Which wellbeing goal fits him better?

   Fetching as often as a young retriever Completing every activity on an internet list Comfortably enjoying his favourite garden sniff

5. 5. Your calendar says “difficult Tuesday”. What would make it more useful?

   Your calendar says “difficult Tuesday”. What would make it more useful?

   Erase it because Wednesday was better Add what was difficult and the circumstances Replace it with a red square only

6. 6. Which comparison best supports following an individual senior dog?

   Which comparison best supports following an individual senior dog?

   His energy compared with every dog of his breed His walking speed compared with a young neighbour’s dog Today’s comfortable activities compared with his own usual pattern

7. 7. After a prescribed change, the dog walks more easily but eats less. What should you report?

   After a prescribed change, the dog walks more easily but eats less. What should you report?

   Only changes that support your expectations Only the improvement Both changes to the treating team

8. 8. For a wellbeing discussion, what adds to “he lies down a lot”?

   For a wellbeing discussion, what adds to “he lies down a lot”?

   The colour of his blanket alone Whether he settles comfortably or repeatedly changes position A claim that all quiet dogs feel well

9. 9. You have many observations for a consultation. How can you prepare?

   You have many observations for a consultation. How can you prepare?

   Choose a diagnosis before the appointment Read every entry without stating your concern Summarise the main changes and bring the detailed record

10. 10. Two carers disagree about whether their senior dog is improving. What helps?

    Two carers disagree about whether their senior dog is improving. What helps?

    Compare specific observations from each person Keep only the more optimistic account Average their guesses into a diagnosis

11. 11. Morning and evening observations differ. What should the log retain?

    Morning and evening observations differ. What should the log retain?

    Only the better period One invented average event Both, with the time and context

12. 12. A long outing is no longer comfortable. How can a wellbeing goal change?

    A long outing is no longer comfortable. How can a wellbeing goal change?

    Choose a smaller enjoyable activity the dog can manage Keep the old distance to preserve the photograph Stop offering every enjoyable experience

13. 13. Sleep changed after visitors arrived. What is the most accurate note?

    Sleep changed after visitors arrived. What is the most accurate note?

    The timing coincided; the cause is not established Visitors prove this is only a behavioural issue The change proves a new disease

14. 14. The vet asks for a movement video. How should it be obtained?

    The vet asks for a movement video. How should it be obtained?

    Make the dog repeat a painful task for a clearer clip Withhold help until the dog falls Film a safe ordinary movement without provoking difficulty

15. 15. Which note describes an observation rather than a diagnosis?

    Which note describes an observation rather than a diagnosis?

    Stopped twice between the gate and the bench He has become lazy His arthritis is definitely worse

16. 16. A dog’s condition worsens while you are keeping a diary. What matters?

    A dog’s condition worsens while you are keeping a diary. What matters?

    Finishing a full month before asking for help Discarding the diary and guessing a treatment Contacting the vet without waiting to complete the diary

17. 17. An elaborate tracking app is exhausting the carer. What is a sensible adjustment?

    An elaborate tracking app is exhausting the carer. What is a sensible adjustment?

    Abandon all communication Treat perfect data entry as the main care goal Agree on a shorter useful record with the team

18. 18. A senior dog still eats eagerly but struggles to settle. What follows?

    A senior dog still eats eagerly but struggles to settle. What follows?

    Appetite alone does not describe overall wellbeing Only eating matters in an older dog A good appetite rules out discomfort

19. 19. Which is a concrete comfort goal to discuss with the vet?

    Which is a concrete comfort goal to discuss with the vet?

    Reaching the garden toilet area comfortably Being young again Never needing any assistance

20. 20. At the end of a care review, which question is useful?

    At the end of a care review, which question is useful?

    What should I monitor, and when should I contact you? Can I assume every future change has the same cause? Which internet score can replace future contact?