Say what?! Common mistakes German speakers make - from a veterinary medical perspective

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Which word is a verb used when you no longer have what you had before?
to loose
to restrain
to lose
 
Which title can be used for a married woman?
Mrs.
Ms.
Both
 
What is the proper preposition to use when asking whether an animal is receiving any medication? “Is she ___________ any kind of medication?”
under
on
at
 
What is an ambulance?
the outpatient clinic of a hospital
a medical vehicle with wheels
atmosphere
 
What can the word “fix” also mean?
to restrain
to castrate
to treat
 
Why were the cats outside my window making so much noise in the night?
They were probably catching.
They might have been mating.
They were busking.
 
Which one is correct?
My two dogs, Kevin and Jimbo, are 8 respectively 5 years old.
My two dogs, Kevin and Jimbo, are 8 and 5, respectively.
My two dogs, Kevin and Jimbo are respectively 8 years old.
 
Which of the following is correct?
We have to administer fluids.
We have to make fluids.
We have to administrate fluids.
 
If I say: “I didn’t examine your dog by myself.” Which of the following is true?
I didn’t examine your dog at all.
I don’t like your dog.
I examined your dog, but not alone.
 
If a veterinarian says: “I was examining the dog when it went into cardiac arrest.” What do we know to be true?
After the dog went into cardiac arrest, I examined it.
The dog went into cardiac arrest during my examination.
I was arrested for not examining the dog.