Imaging Flashcards

1
Q

What species is this from and what is the dark blue/light blue showing?

A

Dog

Dark blue = female

Light blue = male

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2
Q

What species is this?

A

Cat

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3
Q

What type of contrast is shown?

A

pneumocystogram

negative contrast

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4
Q

What type of contrast is shown?

A

positive contrast

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5
Q

What type of contrast is shown?

A

Double contrast

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6
Q

What is the left, middle and right diagram depicting?

A

Left = urolith (settle in middle)

Middle = blood clot (adhere to wall)

Right = Air bubble/mural lesion (small and uniform at rim)

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7
Q

What is in this bladder?

A

uroliths

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8
Q

What is in this bladder?

A

Blood clots

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9
Q

What is in this bladder?

A

Mural lesion / air bubble

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10
Q

What is a positive contrast study called in a male and female?

A

Male = retrograde urethro-cystogram

Female = retrograde vagino-urethro-cystogram

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11
Q

How can you differentiate between calculi and air in the urethra?

A

Air = elongated and move with contrast

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12
Q

What is used for a positive contrast?

A

iodine

appears white

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13
Q

what is used for negative contrast?

A

carbon dioxide

nitrous

appears black

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14
Q

What should you sample urine before using contrast?

A

as contrast is bacteriostatic so will affect sample

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15
Q

What type of contrast do you use with a suspected bladder rupture?

A

undiluted positive contrast

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16
Q

How do you do a double contrast?

A

1) empty bladder
2) 2-5ml of non-dilute contrast
3) 4-11ml/kg of gas
4) roll patient so coats walls

17
Q

what is shown on this ultrasound?

A

Uroliths

-leave a shadow

18
Q

Are the ureters normally seen?

19
Q

What is this circle showing?

20
Q

What are the arrows pointing to?

21
Q

What is this structure?

22
Q

What type of contrast study is this?

A

excretory urogram = IV pyelogram

23
Q

What is used to compare kidney size to and how big should they be compared to it in the cat and the dog?

A

Dog - 2.5-3.5 x L2 length

Cat - 1.9-2.6 x L2 length

24
Q

Where should the dog kidneys be situated?

A

R - T13 - L2

L - caudal

25
Where should the cat kidneys be situated?
R - L2-L5 R - more caudal
26
what is the bladder cranial and ventral to?
Cranial to prostate and pubis Ventral to colon and uterus
27
What is normal prostate size and how is it measured?
70% of distance from promontory to os penis
28
What is the uterus ventral and dorsal to?
Ventral to colon dorsal to bladder
29
What should you do before doing a contrast study?
Survery radiographs -see if need an enema