Lecture 13 - coughing cases (specht) Flashcards

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1
Q

what diseases would you consider cough suppression?

A
non productive ones 
collapsing trachea
chronic allergic bronchitis 
neoplasia 
HW dz
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which would not cause cyanosis? 
anemia 
CHF
forgetting to turn O2 on during anesthesia 
pneumonia 
PTE
A

Anemia; RBC can still carry O2 there’s just not enough RBCs

the others all involve RBC not getting enough O2

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heart dz that can cause coughing

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CHF from; DCM, HW, pulm hypertension, endocarditis, endocardiosis

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T/F: patients with CHF causing cough will probably have a murmur and fast HR

A

true

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T/F: patients with atrial enlargement causing cough will probably have a murmur

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true

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6
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T/F: a fast HR + loud heart murmur + crackles confirms CHF in coughing patient

A

False

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7
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respiratory causes of cough

A
non-cardio edema 
pneumonia 
hemorrhage 
PTE 
neoplasia
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6 yo FS DSH NP cough, tachypnea/dyspnea, increased expiratory

A

asthma

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0.6 yo MN Golden acute NP cough

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CIRD

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6 yo MN Poodle acute P cough, tachypnea/dyspnea

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bacterial pneumonia

dyspnea is not usually a CS of chronic bronchitis and this cough is acute and productive

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10yo M basset chronic, dry, NP cough, increased expiratory

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chronic bronchitis

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6 yo F pomeranian chronic, progressive, NP loud cough, increased inspiratory

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collapsing trachea

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13
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if a dog had mild tracheal collapse that suddenly worsened think

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concurrent dz, something is making p breath harder (weight gain? )

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14
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medical management for collapsing trachea

A

weight loss
cough suppressants
harness

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15
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cough suppressants used in collasping trachea cases

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hydrocodone
lomotil
cons: sedation and constipation

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16
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ideal order of dx for a coughing patient

A
MDB
HW, FeLV/FIV
CXR 
fecal 
CT
17
Q

risks of tracheal stent sx

A

improper measurement of stent
granuloma formation
migration of stent
stent failure

18
Q

most dogs with tracheal collapse have been show to have concurrent tracheal __

A

malformations

may require additional sx like ballooning with the stent

19
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sign of chronic airway dz that can be seen on radigraphs and puts patient at higher risk of infection/persistent infections

A

bronchiectasis (really big bronchi)

PI may require lung lobectomy

20
Q

if there is still __ after tracheal stent placement the patietn will still cough

A

bronchial collapse (may need bronchodilator)

21
Q

always one of the top dx tests for a coughing patient

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CXR , doesn’t give a dx but helps localize ddx

22
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interstitial to bronchial pattern in coughing cat

A

asthma
HW
neoplasia (lymphoma)

23
Q

multifocal, interstitial well defined nodules dog CXR

A

Neoplasia

fungal granuloma

24
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what causes crackles

A

fluid in, collapse or opening of the small airways/alveoli

parenchymal fibrosis

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what does an end-expiratory grunt indicate
air-trapping and/or obstruction of lower airways must put effort and use diaphragm to get the air out of lungs
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airway washes can be helpful to differentiate
bronchitis/asthma neoplasia pneumonia
27
patient is coughing but not tachycardic, what can be r/o
heart dz
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on CXR the cardiac silhouette and diaphragm have a lot of space between them; this indicates
hyperinflated lungs
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pleural space dz causes increased __ time
inspiration
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SE of BAL is transient __
hypoxia
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__ may be seen on BAL cytology and indicate chronic bronchitis
curshmann's spirals (mucus)
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__ is a contaminant from the mouth that is large and purple and may be seen on BAL cytology
simonciella ; do not treat this!
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general tx for canine chronic bronchitis
steroids cough suppression weight loss environmental control +/- bronchodilators
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what would make you include antibiotics as part of therpy for aspiration pneumoninits
develop fever after 1-2d on PPI at time of aspiration worsening inflammatory leukogram after 2-3d