exam 2 circulatory Flashcards

1
Q

When pressure applied to this accumulation of fluid and this dent pushes fluid into the adjacent area this is an example of ___

A

pitting edema

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2
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Name this type of edema and in what body cavity is it?

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hydrothorax in the thoracic cavity

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3
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Mulberry dz is characterized by this type of fluid accumulation with fibrin cloudy strands

A

pericardial effusion

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4
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This dog with CHF has ascites/ hydroperitoneum which consits of exudate or transudate?

A

transudate

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5
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This horse with CHF has what occuring in its peritoneal cavity?

A

ascites

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6
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Generalized edema with profuse accumulation of fluid within the subcutaneous tissue

A

anasarca

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7
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submandibular edema is commonly called

A

bottle jaw

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8
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horse has generalized edema from

A

protein loosing enteropathy

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9
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This lung histology characterizes _____ because of the accumulation of pink tinged fluid

A

pulmonary edema

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10
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Left sided CHF along with thickened alveolar walls and the infiltration of alveolar macrophages indicates an acute or chronic pulmonary edema?

A

chronic

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11
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What are these in the lungs?

A

Hemosiderin-laden Macrophages* (“heart failure cells”)

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12
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This increase of blood vol/flow in the arterial side of the capilary bed

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hyperemia

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13
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This increase in blood vol/flow on the venous side of the capillary bed?

A

congestion

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14
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itis indicates?

A

inflammation

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15
Q

true or flase

The twisting of vessels in a gastric volvolus intitally leads to hyperemia.

A

false

congestion

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16
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What is the pathogenisis of this intestinal volvulus

A

Twisting of vessels obstructs intestinal veins → severe venous congestion (acute, local, congestion) → ischemia (necrosis) →loss of endothelial integrity →hemorrhage →shock →death

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17
Q

Acute pulmonary congestion is usually associated with what other pathological process in response to L CHF

A

pulmonary edema

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18
Q

This diffuse brownish discoloration of the lungs is attributed to what 2 processes

A

chronic pulmonary edema/ ocngestion due to L CHF

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19
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hemosiderosis in lungs = ?

A

presence of heart failure cells

20
Q

R CHF can cause this enlarged round edged liver (lesion)

A

hepatic congestion

21
Q

Chronic hepatic congestion is also called?

A

nutmeg liver

22
Q

Chronically there is low-grade Hypoxia & ↑ pressure of centrolobular hepatocytes leading to atrophy and necrosis. This is a histology of a liver with _____

A

chronic hepatic congestion

nutmeg liver

23
Q

What is the difference between congestion/hyperemia and hemorrhage?

A

Hemorrhage- blood is outside the vessel wall  Hyperemia & congestion blood is within the blood vessels

24
Q

This is an example of a ______ that can lead to fatal cardiac tamponade

A

hemopericardium

25
Q

This is a ______ in a pig due to a copper dificency

A

dissecting anuerism

26
Q

Horses and male racing greyhounds are suseptible to renal and coronary ____

A

dissecting anuerisms

27
Q

Hemorrhage Due to a substantial rent or tear in the vascular wall (or heart).

A

Hemorrhage by rhexis

28
Q

True or false

Hemorrhage by diapedesis: Hemorrhage due to a small defect in the vessel wall or rbc‟s passing through the vessel wall in cases of inflammation or congestion (like in the lungs of animals with left-sided CHF…)

A

true

29
Q

This cough presents with coughing up blood how do you describe this lesion

A

Hemoptysis:

30
Q

An animal bleeding from its nose is doctorly referred to as ?

A

Epistaxis:

31
Q

Pinpoint hemorrhages

A

petechia

32
Q

larger foci of hemorrhage found in bruises or smaller hematomas

A

Ecchymosis

33
Q

This type of hemorrhage results from termianl hypoxia in the heart

A

Agonal hemorrhage

34
Q

These larger and contiguous foci of hemorrhage are known as

A

suffusive hemorrhage

35
Q

art project gone wrong

A

paint brush hemorrhage

36
Q

Elaborate on these stages of color change

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37
Q

Solid mass in the pulmonary artery of a cow that can be physiologically normal

A

thrombus

38
Q

The arrow is pointing to a pulmonary ___

A

thrombus

39
Q

This pathological process occurs in the cranial mesenteric arteries of horses infected with stongylus vulgaris

A

Verminous thrombosis

40
Q

This cat was euthanized because it was paralyzed in the back end with blue/pale tinged paw pads in comparison to the front paws. What do you suspect?

A

saddle thrombus

41
Q

This could be a complication of long bone fractures

A

fat embolus

42
Q

These are examples of _____ from valvular endocarditis

A

infectious emboli

43
Q

Signs of tissue hypoxia, infarction or/and hemorrhage are seen in ____

A

DIC

Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation

44
Q

“Localized area of ischemic necrosis in a tissue or organ caused by occlusion of either the arterial supply or the venous drainage”

A

infarction

45
Q

______ are often initially hemorrhagic but become pale as the area of coagulation necrosis becomes evident”

A

Arterial infarcts

46
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