lesson: 2c ebook

Question 1

-caused by EHV4; affects young horses

Answer 1

Equine rhinotracheitis

Question 2

-serous rhinitis w/ hyperemia & edema of the mucosa

Answer 2

Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis

Question 3

-caused by feline herpesvirus, char. by oculonasal discharges, severe rhinitis, and conjunctivitis.

Answer 3

Feline viral rhinotracheitis

Question 4

• may cause erosion of the nasal philtrum and
  multifocal interstitial pneumonia

Answer 4

Feline Caliciviral Disease

Question 5

• Edema, eosinophilia, plasma cell and
  mononuclear cell infiltration are the features. Seen in type I and II hypersensitivity; seen more
  frequently in ?

Answer 5

Jersey cattle

Question 6

larvae causes sinusitis in sheep

Answer 6

Oestrus ovis

Question 7

respiratory impairment caused by stenotic
external nostrils and excessive length of the
soft palate

Answer 7

Brachycephalic airway syndrome

Question 8

Brachycephalic airway syndrome is present in:

Answer 8

1. bulldog
2. boxers
3. boston terriers
4. pugs
5. pekingese

Question 9

“roaring” - most common in the left side
due to degeneration of the left recurrent
laryngeal nerve and resultant atrophy of the
cricoarytenoideus muscle.

Answer 9

Laryngeal paralysis in horses

Question 10

• in horse; diffuse bronchitis, with epithelial
  hyperplasia

Answer 10

Chronic Pulmonary Disease

Question 11

In horses, having difficulty in breathing
and show a marked abdominal muscle movement

Answer 11

heaves

Question 12

The cell origin of this tumor was thought to be the myoblast, but it is currently presumed to be Schwann cells, which are normally present in the bronchovascular bundles of the lung

Answer 12

Granular Cell Tumor

Question 13

is a neoplasm presumably arising from neuroendocrine cells and is sporadically seen in dogs as multiple, large, firm pulmonary masses close to the mainstem bronchi

Answer 13

Carcinoid (Neuroendocrine) Tumor of the Lungs

Question 14

this neoplasm is are all malignant by definition because they are the result of metastasis to the lungs from malignant neoplasms else where.

Answer 14

Secondary Neoplasms of the Lungs

Question 15

a disease of young pigs/ w high morbidity & low mortality caused by a porcine cytomegalovirus, infection is unnoticed, causing only transient rhinitis & epiphora (overflow of tears)

Answer 15

Inclusion body rhinitis

Question 16

this is characterized by inflammation & atrophy of nasal conchae, in severe cases atrophy of conchae may cause a striking deformity because of deviation of nasal septum & nasal bones.

Answer 16

atrophic rhinitis

Question 17

Causes of atrophic rhinitis is believed to be a combine infection by a specific strains of ;

Answer 17

Bordetella bronchoseptica & Pateurella multocida