Diseases Of K9/Fel

Question 1

Long bone fx

Answer 1

Violence, dz, repeated stress 775% car accident

Question 2

Long hone fx clinical signs

Answer 2

HX of trauma, pain J lameness) deformity) function

Question 3

Long bone fx treatment

Answer 3

Reduction and fixation

Question 4

Methods of fixation

Answer 4

Splints
Casts
Bone plates

Question 5

Long bone fx healing time

Answer 5

5-8w

Question 6

CCL rupture

Answer 6

Stifle injury

Question 7

CCL

Answer 7

’ Crucial ligament injury

Question 8

50% Of CCL injury results in

Answer 8

Meniscal injury

Question 9

Clinical signs of CCL

Answer 9

Acute onset
Non-weight bearing
Internal tibia rotation
+/-stifle effusion

Question 10

CCL injury de

Answer 10

Cranial drawer movement
Tibia compression test
Radiographs

Question 11

Patellar luxation congenital

Answer 11

-3rd distal part of former

-Shallow trochlear sulcus and a poorly developed medial ridge
-Medial bowing of the proximal tibia

Question 12

Lateral patellar luxatipn

Question 13

Weight range for patients whip dysplasia

Answer 13

11-12 kg

Question 14

Hip dysplasia factors

Answer 14

• Genetic predisposition
  ▪ Environmental and dietary factors
  ▪ Disparity between muscle mass and the developing skeletal system

Question 15

Hip dysplasia forms

Answer 15

Acetabular or femoral

Question 16

Acetabular hip dysplasia

Answer 16

Shallow acetabulum, most common

Question 17

Femoral hip dysplasia

Question 18

OCD abbreviation

Answer 18

Osteochondrosis dissecans

Question 19

OCD meaning /define

Answer 19

Degeneration or aseptic necrosis of bone
and cartilage

Question 20

OCD results

Answer 20

• reossification
  ▪ Results in a dissecting cartilage flap w/ inflammatory joint changes
  ▪ Underlying defect in endochondral ossification

Question 21

OCD joints affected

Answer 21

▪ Shoulder – most common
▪ Stifle
▪ Hock
▪ Elbow

Question 22

OCD clinical signs

Answer 22

Lameness in large-breed dogs (3-18 months of age)

Question 23

Panosteitis

Answer 23

intermittent
lameness in medium and large-breed dogs
▪ 6-8 months old

Question 24

Panosteitis treatment

Answer 24

Analgesics and anti-inflammatories

Question 25

Bone tumor affects:

Answer 25

▪ Distal radius
▪ Proximal humerus
▪ Distal femur
▪ Proximal tibia

Question 26

Bone tumor clinical signs

Answer 26

▪ Lameness
▪ Weight loss
▪ Severe pain, especially over the affected bone
▪ Swelling in the affected limb

Question 27

Bone tumor time left

Answer 27

6-12m