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4. Diseases of the thoracic cavity Flashcards

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Clinical Signs of Pleural Effusions

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Inspiratory Dyspnoea
Delayed expiration
Extended neck
Tachypnoea
Open mouth breathing
Cyanosis

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Percussion findings of Pleural Effusions

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horizontal dullness
diernhofer dullness

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Types of pleural effusions

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Hydrothorax
Pyothorax
Chylothorax
Haemothorax

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hydrothorax definition

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transudate accumulated in pleural cavity

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Cause of Hydrothorax

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CHF (cats)
Hypoalbuminaemia
Diaphragmatic Hernia
Portal hypertension

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Pyothorax definition

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purulent exudate in the pleural cavity

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Cause of Pyothorax

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penetrating thoracic wounds
anaerobic bacteria
fip
Gi/ CV diseasess
Pulmonary embolism
Haematogenous metastasis

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example of anaerobic bacteria

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Nocardia Asteroides

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Diagnosis of Pyothorax

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cytology
culture
total protein

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Therapy of Pyothorax

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Thoracocentesis
Chest tubing
AB
Analgesia
Thoracic drainage

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Chylothorax definition

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modified lymphatic fluid in pleural cavity

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how does lymphatic fluid get into pleural space

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from lymphatic vessels to thoracic duct to cranial vena cava

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Cause of Chylothorax

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decreased lymphatic drainage

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causes of lymphatic drainage

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congenital
idiopathic
non traumatic
traumatic

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Diagnosis of Chylothorax

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Thoracocentesis
Cytology
More triglyceride than blood

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Therapy of Chylothorax

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Thoracocentesis
treat underlying cause
low fat diet

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What is pneumothorax

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air accumulation in pleural space

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What is the difference btw pneumothorax and pneumomediastinum

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Thorax = btw lung and chest wall
mediastinum - central

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Classification of pneumothorax

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traumatic
spontaneous

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cause of traumatic pneumothorax

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blunt trauma
penetrating injuries

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cause of spontaneous pneumothorax

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idiopathic
secondary
simple/ complicated / tensioned
open/ closed

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Clinical signs of pneumothorax

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inspiratory dyspnoea
decreased heart and lung and resp sounds
cyanosis
increased resonance
underlying trauma

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Diagnosis of pneumothorax

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physical exam
thoracocentesis
xray

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Xray of pneumothorax

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elevation of heart from sternum
demarcation of intrathoracic organs
lung lobe compression
no visible pulmonary vascular structures

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Treatment of pneumothorax

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Thoracocentesis
Chest tubing
Rest, Oxygen
Surgery
blood patch pleurodesis

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cause of simple ptx

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thoracocentesis

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cause of complicated ptx

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repeated accumulation of air
damaging the drainage

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cause of tension ptx

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tear in lung or chest wall creating a flap valve to allow more air into pleural cavity

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Definition of Diaphragmatic Hernia

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Abdominal contents enter the thoracic cavity

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Classification of Diaphragmatic Hernia

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Pleuroperitoneal/ Peritopericardial
Traumatic / Congenital

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Clinical Signs of Diaphragmatic Hernia

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Mixed or inspiratoy dyspnoea
Shock
Stomach Distension
Dullness
Asymmetrical resp. noise
Cyanosis
Arrhythmia

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Diagnosis of Diaphragmatic Hernia

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physical exam
xray
US
thoracocentesis (blood tinged fluid)

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Therapy of Diaphragmatic Hernia

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Surgery

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Another name for Thoracic Fluid Accumulation

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pleural effusion

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what is Thoracic Fluid Accumulation

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a build up of excess fluid between the layers of the pleura outside of the lung

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Cause of Thoracic Fluid Accumulation

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increased hydrostatic pressure in capillaries
increased permeability of capillaries
increased hydrostatic pressure in the interstitial space
decreased oncotic pressure
problems with lymphatic drainage

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Where does fluid originate from

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pulmonary capillaries
Systemic capillaries
Abdomen
Lymphatic vessels

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Percussion of Thoracic Fluid Accumulation

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horizontal dullness
diernohofer triangle disappears

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Auscultation of Thoracic Fluid Accumulation

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bronchial sounds above fluid
no sounds under the fluid

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Diagnosis of Thoracic Fluid Accumulation

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Xray
US
CBC
electrolytes
Urea
Thoracocetesis

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Xray of Thoracic Fluid Accumulation

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blunting on costophrenic and cardiophrenic angle

42
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cause of fluid if it originates pulmonary capillaries

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Decreased; plasma oncotic pressure & pleural pressure

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cause of fluid if it originates systemic capillaries

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Increased; vascular permeability & venous pressure

44
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cause of fluid if it originates abdomen

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cardiac disease
FIP
diaphragmatic hernia
heartworm
idiopathic
lung lobe torsion
pancreatitis
pericardial disease
neoplasm

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cause of fluid if it originates lymphatic vessels

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blockage
compression
increased venous pressure
injury from chemo/ radiation
limitation of resp motion

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Haemothorax definition

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blood in pleural cavity

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cause of haemothorax

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trauma
neoplasia
coagulopathies
ruptured granuloma
thymus apoplexy

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Treatment of haemothorax

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chest drain
treat underlying disease
thoracic lavage
surgery

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