Question

19.   When applying a fiberglass cast on a pet, what type of water speeds the curing process of the resin?

A. Higher volume   B. Warmer   C. Cooler   D. Sterile

Answer 1

Ans - B - warmer

Warm water or tiped water should be used for to speed the curing process of the resin.

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