Exam 3--Pulmonary Info Flashcards
What are differentials for an alveolar pattern located in cranioventral lung fields?
pneumonia (aspiration or bronchopneumonia); atelectasis
What are differentials for an alveolar pattern in the perihilar region?
cardiogenic pulmonary edema (CHF)
What are differentials for alveolar pattern localized to caudodorsal lung fields?
Cardiogenic or non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema
What are your 3 differentials for a bronchial pattern?
Allergic
Irritant
Infectious
Top 2 differentials for a structured interstitial pattern consisting of SOLID nodules?
Fungal
Metastatic Neoplasia
Top differentials for a structured interstitial pattern consisting of CAVITARY nodules?
neoplasia (primary or mets)
granuloma
abscess
bulla
In what breed would you expect to see a widened cranial mediastinum and for what reason?
Bulldogs; fat deposition
Differentials for a decreased tracheal diameter
tracheitis/tracheal hemorrhage redundant tracheal membrane tracheal collapse tracheal hypoplasia proximal airway obstruction
How do LA enlargement and tracheobronchial lymphadeopathy differ in their affects on carina?
LA enlargement–dorsal deviation
TB lymphadeno–ventral deviation
If you note increased opacity in the thoracic cavity, what 4 extrapulmonary things must you rule out before saying it’s intrapulmonary
pleural fluid
mediastinal mass
thoracic wall mass
diaphragmatic hernia