EXAM 2 RESPIRATORY AND DIGESTIVE SYSTEM Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Gastrointestinal Tract consists of

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Mouth to the Anus

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2
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Accessory structures that disassemble food in to smaller molecules

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Tongue,
Teeth,
Salivary Glands,
Liver,
Gall Bladder,
Pancreas
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3
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4 functions of the digestive system

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Digestion,
Absorption,
Motility,
Evacuation

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4
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Mono-gastric animals

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Rabbits,
Horses,
Herbivores

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5
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Who do not have what enzyme to digest what? After that, what is used?

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Mammals
Cellulose
Large Colon

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Ruminants (herbivore) Rumen

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Digest plant materials,
Holds 50 gallons of water,
Modified at the beginning,
Foregut fermentation

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Upper GI Tract consists of

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Mouth,
Teeth,
Saliva

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8
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Pharynx

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Back of throat

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9
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Peristalsis

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Waves that push food to the back of the esophagus

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10
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Don’t show signs of having a disease

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Rats

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Signs of disease

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Vomiting,
Regurgitation,
Diarrhea,
Anorexia,
Dehydration,
Weight change,
Pain
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12
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What pain is the hardest to diagnose

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Abdominal

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13
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Gingiva

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Gums

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14
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Alveolus

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Tooth socket

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15
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Gingivitis

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Infectious inflammation of the Gingiva, affects tooth attachment

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16
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What % of dogs cats have Gingivitis. Periodontal disease

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60% to 80%

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17
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= REVERSIBLE inflammation of gum margins

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Plaque

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Friendly “soft” bacteria, cells, saliva

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Calcus

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Mineralized plaque (inflamed)

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Salcus

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Gutter around tooth

21
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Etiology of gingivitis

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Form of PLAQUE
Transforms to CALCUS
Irritation of the gingiva,
Bacteria multiplies
Bacteria causes inflammation
Weakening tooth attachment
22
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Irreversible and loss of gingival attachment

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Periodontitis

23
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Halitosis

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Severe bad breath

24
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Clinical signs of gingivitis/periodontitis

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Halitosis
Reluctant to chew hard food, oral pain
Loose teeth, pawing at mouth 
Head shyness 
Increased saliva 
Sneeze/nasal discharge 
Facial swelling 
Tooth loss
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Diagnosis for Gingivitis/Periodontitis
Oral exam Tartar inflammation Probe Radiographs
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Treatment for Gingivitis/Periodontitis
Dental scaling | Clean below the gum line
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Prevention of Gingivitis/Periodontitis
Starting oral hygiene early and keeping it up by brushing twice daily Hard, crunchy food Dental treats
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Choke
Esophageal obstruction Horses and Cows From eating turnips, apples and potatoes Neck mass
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Choke in Horses
Stretching of the neck Nasal discharge w/food Anxious, Sweating, Salivating Coughing
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Choke in Cows
Emergency Bloat Expanding rumen compression Organs
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Diagnosis for Choke
Hx and clinical signs Palpate Neck Check left side Endoscopy or radiograph
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Treatment for choke in horses
Fasting Hydrate: IV Fluids Irrigate w/stomach tube Muscle relaxants
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Treatment for Choke in Cows
EMERGENCY | Relieve the gas from the Tympany using a trocar, pushing a hole in the rumen
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Complications of Choke
causes inhalation pneumonia, pressure necrosis, rupture, and stricture
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Prevention from Choke
Avoid cube and pellets Slow eating Keep gap periods between food and exercise Keep away from orchard
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Hardware Disease
Traumatic reticuloperitonitis Caused by a wire Damaging the Reticulum Most common in dairy cows
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Pericardium
Where the wire to go to first before going through the heart
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Clinical signs of Hardware Disease
``` Groaning Hunched back HR, RR, Temp increase Anorexia Decreased feces Murmur Heart Failure ```
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Peritonitis
Inflammation of the membrane lining of the abdominal wall of organs
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Pleuritis
Inflammation of tissues that line the lung and chest cavity