Misc Cardiac Disease Flashcards

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Which dog breed gets mitral valve endocardiosis/DMVD at a younger age?

A

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

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What are clinical signs of DMVD?

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CHF signs

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If a patient presents with a loud L apical murmur/history of DMVD and is in acute respiratory distress, what is the problem

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Ruptured chord = acute decompensation

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What breeds are most commonly affected with mitral valve endocardiosis/DMVD?

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Small breed, older

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Which breeds are most predisposed to DCM?

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Large breed - esp Dobermans, GD, GSD

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How might a DCM dog present to the clinic?

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Syncopal d/t arrhythmias or w/CHF

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How do you treat a hypotensive DCM dog (cardiogenic shock)?

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Dobutamine (beta agonist)

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What is the most common acquired heart disease seen in dogs?

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Mitral valve endocardiosis/degeneration

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What is the most common cardiac disease seen in cats?

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HCM

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How do you treat HCM?

A

Atenolol (beta-blocker) if asymptomatic

Furosemide and enalapril once in failure

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Which cats are most commonly affected by HCM?

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Maine coon, ragdoll, sphynx, DSH

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What feline heart disease is genetic?

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HCM

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What is RCM?

A

Restrictive cardiomyopathy

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What causes DCM in cats?

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Taurine deficiency

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Ventricular endocardium is fibrotic and thickened and produces a restrictive filling pattern

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RCM

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What other lesions might be present in a cat with DCM/taurine deficiency?

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Retinal lesions

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Small hyperreflective footballs next to the optic disk indicate what problem in cats?

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Taurine deficiency

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Acute hindlimb paresis and high liver values indicates what disease in cats?

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Thromboembolism

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How do you treat a thromboembolism in a cat?

A

Heparin and pain meds

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What medication should be given with any heart disease in cats?

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Clopidogrel

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What is a saddle thrombus?

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Thromboembolism that settles at the bifurcation of the aorta

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What endocrine disorder of the cat causes murmur, arrhythmias, PU/PD, and weight loss?

A

Hyperthyroidism

23
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Feline hypertension is often caused by what diseases?

A

Renal disease or hyperthyroidism

24
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Cats with hypertension have what heart chagnes?

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How do you treat feline hypertension d/t renal disease?
Amlodipine (Ca channel blocker
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What are clinical signs of a cat with CHF?
Bradycardia, hypotension, hypothermia
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Which valves are most commonly affected by endocarditis in small animals?
Mitral and aortic
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Which valve is most commonly affected by endocarditis in large animals?
Tricuspid
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How do you treat canine hypertension?
Elanapril (ACE-inhibitor), amlodipine
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How do you treat a canine hypertensive crisis?
Sodium nitroprusside
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What is a side effect of sodium nitroprusside?
Cyanide toxicity w/in 48h
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What are the target organs most damaged by hypertension in a dog?
Heart, eye, brain, kidney
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What causes canine hypertension?
Renal disease, Cushing's, pheochromocytoma
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What heart disease is most common in ferrets?
HCM (DCM rarely)
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What heart tumor occurs in brachycephalic breeds?
Chemodectoma
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What is a chemodectoma?
Tumor of aortic body
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Which part of the heart of a cow is most commonly affected by lymphoma?
R atrium
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What does the test for HWD test for?
Antigen from female worm
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What are clinical signs of HWD in cats?
Vomit and cough, sudden resp distress
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What is the treatment of choice for HWD?
Melarsomine (immiticide)
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How do you treat a pulmonic stenosis?
Balloon valvuloplasty
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What is the most common congenital defect in a dog?
PDA
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How do you treat a subaortic stenosis in a dog?
Beta blockers
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What does subaortic stenosis put dogs at risk for later in life?
Endocarditis
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What are the components of tetralogy of fallot?
PS, VSD, overriding aorta, RV hypertrophy
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What results from tetralogy of fallot?
Venous blood (low O2) shunting to systemic circulation
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What is a common cause of poor performance in racehorses?
A-fib
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An older horses w/musical diastolic murmur has what heart defect?
Aortic regurgitation
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What is the most commonly seen heart disease of cattle?
TRP
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What causes high-altitude disease/brisket edema?
Pulmonary hypertension 2* vasoconstriction 2* to low PaO2 @ altitude
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What is the most common congenital heart defect of calves?
VSD
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Which valve is most commonly affected by endocarditis in cattle?
Tricuspid
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Which region of a cow heart is most often affected by lymphoma
R atrium