NAVLE - O.O.O's Review 4 Flashcards

(100 cards)

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Enrofloxacin, ampicillin, drain abscess, neuter

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Prostatitis Rx –

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– After reducing rectal prolapse

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Do a Fecal flotation

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3
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– Excision of salivary gland

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Salivary mucocele Rx

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4
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Dx for murmur

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Electrocardiogram –

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5
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Medial patellar luxation

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Limb immobilization –

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6
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Good preanesthetic for seizure patients

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Diazepam –

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Cut ends of the string, abdominal exploratory laparotomy

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Cat swallows loop of string –

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Extravasated saliva from sublingual gland

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Ranula –

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9
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Cholecalciferol ingestion

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Hypercalcemia –

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10
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Lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly, epistasis. Rx Itraconazole

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Blastomycosis –

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Instability of mandibular symphysis in cat after a history of trauma

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Place encircling wire caudal to canine teeth –

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Most common cause of spinal cord injury in dogs

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IVDD –

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– Narrow intervertebral disc space, irregular lytic areas on vertebral endplates

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Diskospondylitis

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14
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Bladder closure

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PDS (Polydioxane) –

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cat with rapidly growing nodules on head. Some have ulcerated with mucus exudate

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Cryptococcus –

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16
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Common cause of hypercalcemia in dogs

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Lymphoma –

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17
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Brodifacoum –

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Coagulopathy

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18
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Rx myasthenia gravis

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Pyridiostigmine –

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19
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Eosinophilia –

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Helminths

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20
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Oval inclusions in RBC, lymphadenomegaly, splenomegaly

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Erlichia –

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Removal of 3 rd phalanx, ungula crest, flexor process

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Onychectomy –

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22
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Cat bit by bat –

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Re vaccinate for rabies, observe for 45 days

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23
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Permethrin antidote –

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Metocarbamol

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24
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Conjunctival hyperemia, ocular discharge, scleral injection

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Exposure keratitis –

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Complications ff GDV –
Cardiac ventricular arrhythmia
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Uterine closure –
Double layer, lambert over Cushing
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Prolonged diarrhea, rx metronidazole
Trichomoniasis -
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Walking in circles, losing balance, tetraparesis
Meningioma –
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Washing machine murmur
PDA –
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Portosystemic shunt Rx–
Long term control is surgery
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- Rx for Excessively licking fur on feet
Anti-inflammatory, Hydrocortisone 0.1%
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Lesion in L4-S3 –
Difficulty expressing bladder
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Lesion in Lesion in C1-C5 –
Neck
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Lesion in C6-T2 –
Thoracic limbs
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Lesion in T3-L4 –
Thoracolumbar
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Lesion in L4-S3 –
Pelvic limbs and pelvic viscera
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Lesion in Cd1-5 –
Tail
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Alopecia, erythema, small pinpoint black flecks, rx Fipronil
Fleas –
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Rx of Dextrusor atony in cat
Bethanechol –
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Medial saphenous
Venipuncture in cats -
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Jugular, cephalic, accessory cephalic, lateral saphenous
Venipuncture in dogs –
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Straining to urinate, bloody urine –
Benign prostatic hyperplasia
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Rx of Gingivitis, periodontitis, stomatitis in cat
– Clindamycin, metronidazole
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Plantigrade stance –
DM, Dx: CBC, SBP, Urinalysis
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Dog does not allow the mouth to be opened. Rx prednisolone
Masticatory muscle myositis –
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Gallop rhythm in cat
DCM –
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Most common heart disease in cats
HCM –
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Rx of Pericardial effusion in cats
Pericardiocentesis –
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– Open-mouth breathing Rx
Thoracentesis
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– Increase leukocyte count
Chronic lymphocyte leukemia
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Elisa negative for leukemia, positive for FIV –
Submit feline immunodeficiency virus western blot assay
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Proprioceptive positioning deficits
– Indicates position on the lesion
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Head tilt towards side of the lesion
Peripheral vestibular lesion –
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Head tilt away from the lesion
Central vestibular lesion –
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Estrogen toxicity –
Thrombocytopenia
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Degree of solubility of anesthetic agent
MAC –
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– Central retinal degeneration in cats
Taurine deficiency
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Stridor, cyanosis, dyspnea
Laryngeal paralysis –
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Acetaminophen toxicity antidote –
N acetylcysteine
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– Dx is based on the symmetry of IV foramina, width of disk space, disease calcification
IVDD
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Cat with ulcerated mass in mouth and blood-tinged saliva
Squamous cell carcinoma –
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– Clostridium deficale Rx
Metronidazole
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C. perfringes Rx
Penicillin –
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Rx of Heartworm signs in cat –
Prednisolone
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Bilateral nasal discharge in young cat
Feline herpes –
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– Congenital problem in enamel production
Yellow teeth from birth
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Temporomandibular luxation
Unable to close mouth –
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– Cat in pain, can’t move rear leg
Thromboembolic disease
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Increase serum bile acids, decrease BUN and Ammonium biurate crystals
Portosystemic shunt –
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Bilateral mucopurulent discharge with no systemic sign
Nasal aspergillus –
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Bacteria mostly seen in Pyoderma in dog –
Staph intermedius
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Urethral obstruction, spiked T waves
Hyperkalemia –
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– Flaccid tetra paresis
Polyradicular neuritis
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Resolves without treatment
Canine oral papilloma –
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Epididymitis, Lymphadenitis, prostitis, peri orchitis
Brucella canis –
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What nerves helps to blink eye
Facial nerve –
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– Cat with blindness following renal disease, hypertension
Retinal detachment
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Bacteria common in Pyometra –
E.coli
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Aortic thromboembolism
HCM –
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– Intervertebral septal defect and R. ventricle atrophy
Right to Left shunt
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– Rx for Eosinophilic bronchitis (cough)
Ivermectin
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Damage to radial nerve
Walking on paw –
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– Gastric hyperacidity
Mastocytosis
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Rx for HCM in cats –
Furosemide and diltiazem
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– Severe gingival and periodontal inflammation
Lymphocytic – parasitic stomatitis
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Seasonal, polyestrus, induced ovulators
Cats –
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– E.coli in the urine of dog
UTI
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Gigaria spp Dx
Zinc sulphate
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– Increase resonance on chest
Pneumothotrax
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– rx of idiopathic epilepsy in cats
Phenobarbital
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– Praziquantel, flea control
Tapeworm rx
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Removal of alveolar bone during fracture –
Iatrogenic mandibular fractures
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Amitraz antidote –
Pralidoxime chloride
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Rx of Benign prostatic hyperplasia
Castration –
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– Rx for Mitral valve insufficiency
Furosemide, enalapril
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Cutaneous tumor –
Histiocytoma
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Site for Osteosarcoma metastasis
Lungs –
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– Cat with blood-tinged saliva and reddish lesion on hard palate, erythematous lesion on lip
Eosinophilic granuloma
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Electric cord bites
IV fluids –
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Muscle fasciculation following thyroidectomy –
External parathyroid gland destruction