Lecture 21: Airway Disease Part 1: trachea Flashcards

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What breeds and age is tracheal collapse most common in

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middle aged small Toy breed dogs- Yorkers and poms

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are signs of tracheal collapse acute or chronic and progressive

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chronic and progressive

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What is cause of tracheal collapse

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tracheal chondromalacia and laxity of dorsal tracheal membrane, ring malformation

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a paroxysmal goose honking indicates tracheal collapse where in trachea

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cervical trachea

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Tracheal collapse episodes/signs trigged by __

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excitement, eating/drinking

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identify 1-3 parts of trachea

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  1. Cervical trachea
  2. Thoracic inlet
  3. Intrathoracic trachea
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if you see tracheal malformation where will a substantial amount of tracheal collapse occur

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thoracic inlet

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identify what wrong in A and B

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A: traditional tracheal collapse in multiple parts of trachea

B: malformation: narrowing at thoracic inlet

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scope -of trachea identity what wrong in each picture

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Left: traditional tracheal collapse

Right: malformation: W shaped

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if patient has cervical trachea collapse then trachea will collapse during what phase of respiration

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inspiration

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if patient has intrathoracic tracheal collapse then the trachea will collapse during what phase of respiration

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expiratory

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when taking rads if suspect cervical tracheal collapse take rad during __phase, if intrathroacic tracheal collapse take rad during __

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inspiration, expiration

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13
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What phase of inspiration does thoracic inlet collapse of trachea occur

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can be either inspiration or expiration

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14
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It is important when evaluating tracheal collapse on rads to not get fooled by __

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sagging tracheal membrane

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what wrong

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sagging tracheal membrane

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16
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rad taken during inspiration what wrong

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cervical tracheal collapse/extra thoracic

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what is indicative in A and B

A during inspiration
B during expiration

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A: no tracheal collapse
B: tracheal collapse across thoracic inlet

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18
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__ is more sensitive and specific dx test than radiography for identify tracheal collapse

A

fluoroscopy

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19
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what is gold standard in dx tracheal collapse

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tracheobronchoscopy

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20
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what is grade 1-4 tracheal collapse

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grade 1: 25%
Grade 2: 26-50%
Grade 3: 51-75%
Grade 4: 76-100%

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21
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grade tracheal collapse

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Grade 4: 76-100%

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22
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grade tracheal collapse

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normal trachea

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23
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grade tracheal collapse

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grade 3: 50-75%

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grade tracheal collapse

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Grade 1: 25%

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grade tracheal collapse
grade 2: 26-50%
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what is tx for tracheal collapse
1. Lifestyle medication- weight loss, no neck collars, avoid irritants and excitement 2. Cough suppressants: hydrocodone, butorphanol 3. +/- anxiolytics, glucocorticoids, abx, theophylline 4. Stents- only after failed medical management or resp distress
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tracheal stent procedure associated with __% mortality
10%
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what are some complications of tracheal stent placements
pneumonia, stent fracture, tissue in growth, progressive tracheal collapse
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in addition to tracheal stents what medications do dogs need
cough suppressants, sedatives, steroids, abx
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what is MST for tracheal collapse
3-7 years
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45-85% of dogs with tracheal collapse will also have __
bronchomalacia
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does CIRDC cause acute or chronic coughing and sneezing
acute <10 days
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what are some signs of CIRDC
Coughing, sneezing, projectile phlegm, nasal and ocular discharge
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dogs with CIRDC are very sensitive to __ on PE
palpating trachea
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what history would be supportive of CIRDC
recent adoption, boarding, groomer, visiting dogs, dog park, doggy day care
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t or f: CIRDC associated pneumonia is common
false
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who gets CIRDC associated pneumonia
puppies <1yr, immunosuppression, concurrent disease
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what are some signs of CIRDC pneumonia
dyspnea, weight loss, fever, death
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what is heard on auscultation with CIRDC pneumonia
harsh sounds, crackles, wheezes
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what pathogens are associated with CIRDC
1. Parainfluenza 2. Adenovirus 3. Bordetella bronchiseptica 4. Canine influenza 5. Distemper 6. Mycoplasma cynos
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Dx CIRDC is usually based on __
clinical signs, history and PE
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what is typically energy, appetite and other signs for CIRDC dx
energy and appetite normal, fever (can have decreased appetite), lethargy, secondary bacterial infection or pneumonia
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when do you want to test for pathogens associated with CIRDC
1. Outbreak setting 2. Rapidly progressive signs 3. Lasts >14 days
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what tests are used for CIRDC dx
1. PCR 2. Airway wash- cytology, culture, PCR especially if suspect pneumonia
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if worried for CIRDC due to signs of secondary bacterial infection, pneumonia, decreased appetite, fever, lethargy what is next step
take thoracic radiographs
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What 3 sites do you want to obtain PCR swabs from in dx CIRDC
nasal cavity, oropharynx, conjunctiva
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t or f: + PCR results from swabs showing pathogens associated with CIRDC always= infection
false- can be normal
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t or f: pathogens involved in CIRDC isolated from airway washes is always abnormal
true
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t or F: majority of CIRDC cases are viral and self limiting
true
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Most dogs with CIRDC spontaneously resolve within __days
7-14 days
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what are some tx for uncomplicated CIRDC
1. Airway humidification 2. +/- cough suppressants 3. Quarantine 4. Time
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what is tx for complicated CIRDC with no pneumonia
1. Airway humidification 2. +/- Cough suppressants 3. Quarantine 4. Time 5. Doxycycline
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you can tx CIRDC with doxycycline as long as __ isn’t present
pneumonia
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if you suspect bacterial CIRDC and patient has mucopurulent discharge along with fever, lethargy and inappetence you need to rule out __
pneumonia
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what are the 2 most common bacterial causes of CIRDC and what abx is good for them
mycoplasma Bordetella Tx: doxycycline
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do intra or extraluminal compressions typically cause acute or chronic respiratory signs
chronic
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what are some causes of intra or extraluminal compressions causing respiratory signs
1. Enlarged LA/MVD 2. Neoplasia 3. Peri-hilar/ tracheobronchial LN 4. Abscess or granuloma 5. Foreign material
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what are some signs of intra or extraluminal compression of intra-thoracic trachea
wheezing, cough, terminal retch, increase difficulty on expiration
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what are some signs of microaspiration
1. Chronic 2. Voice change, reluctance to bark 3. Exaggerated swallowing 4. Stridor 5. Vomiting or regurgitation
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what is tx for microaspiration
1. Low fat food 2. Smaller frequent meals 3. Hydrocodone 4. +/- cisapride