RACE CE for Preventive Healthcare Must be Delivered across the Spectrum of Care (Purina Institute Global Summit 2026)

This quiz is for on-demand attendees of the presentation “Preventive Healthcare Must be Delivered across the Spectrum of Care” by Dr. Emily McCobb as part of the Purina Institute Global Summit 2026, “Proactive, Not Reactive: Changing the Care Paradigm.” In order to obtain your RACE certificate for 0.5 CE hours, you must get a score of 80% or higher. You can retake the quiz as needed to pass.

This presentation is eligible for RACE credit through 22-Apr 2028.

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What is a key way veterinarians interested in preventive care can support the effective practice of Spectrum of Care?

Encouraging referral of all complex cases to ensure optimal outcomes

Prioritizing gold-standard care to promote consistency across all practices

Recommending that primary care teams avoid offering lower cost care pathways to prevent moral distress

Using non-judgmental communication and following context-appropriate guidelines

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An example of how community care networks can support preventive care is:

Trying to provide all services to all patients

Being aware of nutritional recommendations for neutered dog

When a spay neuter practice recommends that a patient follow up at a local practice for on going wellness care and advises that the owner reduce the calorie count for the animal after spay neuter to avoid weight gain.

When an emergency clinician sees a post operative complication and does not call the spay neuter clinic to let them know about the case.

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Which of the following is an important care strategy for being able to offer spectrum of care?

Flexible treatment plans

Family centered care

Community care networks and collaboration

All of the above

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Which of the following are important reasons to offer a spectrum of care?

Spectrum of Care approaches center the client and their preferences for their pet.

Spectrum of Care can be helpful when communicating with clients

Spectrum of Care means more pets will receive care

All of the above

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Which of the following is true regarding standard of care?

Gold Standard and Standard of Care mean the same thing

Most entities governing the practice of veterinary medicine require practitioners to meet a minimum standard of care.

Gold standard of care must always be offered

Minimum standard care is not generally adequate

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