Abdomen Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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Layer of GI wall and their US opacity

A
  • lumen: hyerechoic
  • mucosa: hypoechoic
  • submucosa: hyper
  • muscularis: hypo
  • serosa: hyper
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Ratio for dilated small intestine in dog and cat

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  • dog: >1.6x central height of L5

- cat: >12mm or dilated diameter:small diameter >2

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3
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Linear FB pattern

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  • irregular gas spots
  • variable dilation
  • plicated pattern
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4
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Dilated colon ratio for cat and dog

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> 1.5x length of L5

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5
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Kidney ratio for cat and dog

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  • cat: 2-3x length of L2

- dog: 2.5-3.5x length of L2

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6
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When is an excretory urogram contraindicated?

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  • dehydation

- azotemia (affects quality of study)

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7
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Factors affecting quality of excretory urogram

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  • glomerular filtration
  • renal concentrating ability
  • patient hydration status
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8
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Which types of urinary stones are not visible on xray

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  • cystine

- urate

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9
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Signs of calculi on US

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  • intense hyperechoic interface
  • gravity dependent mvmt
  • acoustic shadow
  • twinkle artifact
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10
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Types of contrast cystograms and what they’re good for

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  • positive contrast: ruptures
  • negative (gas): calculi
  • double: mucusal lesions, intraluminal filling defect
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11
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What type of contrast agent used for bladder?

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  • positive: Iodinated

- negative: CO2 or N2O > room air

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12
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If there is air emboli, which side to lie patient on?

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L lateral

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13
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Indications for urethra contrast study

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  • stranguria
  • cannot pass catheter
  • suspect rupture
  • hemorrhage with catheter placement
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14
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Can you use gas for urethra contrast study? why or why not?

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  • No

- concern about extravasation

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15
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3 segments of urethra

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  • prostatic
  • membranous
  • penile
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16
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Sign of prostatomegaly

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  • triangle formed by urinary bladder, abd wall, prostate

- incr opacity in pelvic canal

17
Q

Ddx for prostate enlargement

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  • if huge: more likely paraprostatic cyst or abscess
  • symmetrically large: benign hyperplasia, inflammation
  • asymmetrical: cyst, abscess, paraprostic cyst
18
Q

Signs prostate enlargement is less likely benig

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  • irregular margin

- mineralization (neoplasia)

19
Q

Signs of enlarged liver

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  • cd shift in gastric axis

- in cats, goes past last rib

20
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Normal liver dimensions

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  • dog: bit past last rib, come to a point and >2 intercostal spaces wide
  • cat: does not go past last rib