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Gross pathology special senses Flashcards

1
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What dog breed is predisposed to persistent pupillary membranes

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Basenjis

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2
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Name for hairs pointed inward from meibomian gland openings
Name for abnormal placement of eyelashes due to conformation (entropion, etc.)

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Distichiasis

Trichiasis

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3
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Name of a snake spectacle that doesn’t shed

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Dystectesis

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4
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What happens in the eye of dogs with canine adenovirus 1

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Corneal endothelial loss due to type 3 hypersensitivty- blue eye

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5
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Cause of a cataract-like lesion in chicken

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Avian encephalomyelitis virus (picornavirus)

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6
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What else do chickens with avian encaphalomyelitis virus get?

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White spots in proventriculus

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7
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Ruleouts for cloudy eye in a cat

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FIP most likely
Idiopathic lymphnodular uveitis
Cryptococcus

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8
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Gross lesions that occur with anterior uveitis

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rubeosis iridis (neovascularization of the iris)
PIFM
Keratic precipitates

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9
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What cell type is associated with feline herpesvirus 1 ocular disease

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Eosinophils

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10
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Cause of conjunctivitis in cattle

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Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (bovine herpesvirus 1)

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11
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Ocular disease in lady gouldian finches

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Herpesvirus

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12
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What causes mucosal papillomas in trophical parrots?

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Psittacid herpesvirus 1***** not papillomavirus

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13
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Where else can mucosal papillomas occur in parrots?

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Mouth, GI tract, cloaca

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14
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Cause of swollen salivary and lacrimal glands in rats and eye tearing

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Sialodacryoadenitis (rat coronavirus 2)

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15
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Cause of ulcers in cattle (infectious keratoconjunctivitis)

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Moraxella bovis

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16
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Cause of wry eye (phthisis bulbi) in turkeys

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Sepsis with Salmonella arizona

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17
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Cause of hyphema in California sea lion

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Leptospira pomona

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18
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Cause of bilateral conjunctivitis in a koala

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Chlamydia pecorum

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19
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Other disease associated with chlamydia pecorum in koalas

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Repro dz
UTIs
Pneumonia
Polyarthritis (like other species)

20
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Mouse strain commonly affected by blepharitis/conjunctivitis

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BALB-C

21
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Cause of conjunctivitis in poultry, sparrows, finches

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Mycoplasma gallisepticum

22
Q

Ocular worm (only one!)

A

Thelazia californiensis

23
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Where does thelazia live?

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Conjunctival sac of dogs/cats/sheep

24
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IH of thelazia

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Non-biting face fly

25
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Protozoal ocular disease of dwarf rabbits

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Encephalitozoon cuniculi (microsporidian)

26
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Gross lesions with E. cuniculi in eye

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Cataractous change and uveitis

27
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Corneal disease in German shepherd dogs and female frogs

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Lipid keratopathy

28
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Bronze eyes in cats is associated with

A

Portosystemic shunt

29
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Conjunctivitis and ulcer/mineralization of cornea in chickens or mice is caused by _______________

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High ammonia

30
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1 cause of hyphema

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PIFM

31
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What tumor causes hyphema?

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Ciliary body tumors, because release endothelial GFs

32
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Corneal lesion in cats- fluffy white stromal keratitis

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Eosinophilic keratitis

33
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Corneal problem collies get

A

Superficial* punctate keratopathy

34
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Name for corneal hydrops in cats

A

Bullous keratopathy

35
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Who gets lens subluxation (ectopia lentis)

A

Tibetan terriers

36
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Nutritional cataract in fish cause

A

Low vitamin C

37
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Cause of bulgey eyes in Golden retrievers

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Orbital myositis

38
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What causes horner’s syndrome in cats

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Otitis media

39
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What causes horner’s syndrome in dogs

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Neck trauma

40
Q

Where does melanoma arise from in dogs?

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Stromal melanocytes of iris root or ciliary body

41
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Where does melanoma arise from in cats?

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Pigmented cells of the anterior iris (diffuse iridal melanoma)

42
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How to tell if melanocytoma or melanoma in the dog?

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Melanocytoma- limbus
Melanoma- conjunctiva, highest rate of metastasis of all dog melanomas

43
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What do Cairn terriers get?

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Pigmentary glaucoma- bad ocular melanosis that almost looks like a tumor

44
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Special feature of retro-orbital meningioma

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Bone and cartilage, photo of mass around optic nerve (cone shaped)

45
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Most common ocular tumors in cat, in order (4)

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Lymphoma (usually metastatic)>diffuse iridal melanoma>post-traumatic ocular sarcoma>ciliary body tumor

46
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Who gets orbital lymphoma?

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Ferrets- retro-orbital
Cattle- BLV, retrobulbar

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