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Repro Diseases Flashcards

1
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Eclampsia

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Lactation - induced hypocalcomia

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2
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Eclampsia common in…

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Seen in heavily lactating females ▪ 2-3 weeks after whelping
▪ Hypocalcemia

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Eclampsia clinical signs

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▪ Nervousness
▪ Salivation
▪ Stiff gait, ataxia
▪ Seizures/tremors

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Eclampsia tx

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▪ 10% - 20% calcium gluconate, slow IV
▪ Monitor heart rate and ECG – stop if bradycardia or arrythmias occur
▪ Oral calcium may work if caught early

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5
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Eclampsia prevention

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good pre/post-natal nutrition and calcium supplementation

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Pyometra

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Pus-filled uterus
Usually after estrus cycle

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Pyometra develops w/in

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60 days of last estrous cycle

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Pyo clinical signs

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▪ Vulvar discharge
▪ Abdominal enlargement
▪ Vomiting, lethargy
▪ PU/PD, dehydration

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Pyo dx

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▪ Radiographs
▪ Ultrasound
▪ CBC/chem: leukocytosis, neutrophilia, ↑ ALP, TP, BUN

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Pyo tx

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▪ OHE
▪ Antibiotics
▪ If unwilling to spay: medical management w/
prostaglandin F2α (open pyo only)

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Dystocia

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Issues w/ parturition —-Fetal position, fetal size, uterine inertia

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Duystocia clinical signs

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▪ Bitch/queen longer than 4 hours between producing a fetus
▪ Green vaginal discharge during parturition
▪ >1 hr active labor

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Dystocia dx

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▪ PE w/ digital vaginal palpation
▪ Radiographs: fetus position, size, and number
▪ Ultrasonography: fetal viability and stress

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Dystocia tx

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▪ Manual manipulation
▪ Drug therapy: oxytocin
▪ Cesarean section +/- OHE
Fetal resuscitation

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Priapism

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Excessive parasympathetic stimulation or possible impairment of venous drainage from the penis (prolonged erection)

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Paraphimosis

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Inability of the dog to retract the penis
into the preputial sheath

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Paraphimosis leads to

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self mutilation, constriction/strangulation by hair or foreign object, fracture of the os penis, trauma

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18
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Priapism and Paraphimosis dx

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Clinical signs
PE

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19
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Priapism and Paraphimosis tx

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▪ Sedation and removal of any causative agents
▪ Immersion of tissue into a cold hypertonic glucose solution 🡪 reduce swelling
▪ Clean penis, place purse-string suture

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20
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Testicular tumors common in

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Cryptorchid dogs and w/ inguinal hernias

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21
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Testicular tumors

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common in testicles retained w/in the inguinal canal as those w/in the abdomen

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Testicular tumor clinical signs

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▪ Older, intact male dogs
▪ Nonpainful testicular enlargement
▪ +/- enlarged lymph nodes

23
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Testicular dx

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Clinical signs

24
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Testicular tumor tx

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▪ Castration
▪ +/- chemo and/or radiation

25
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Testicular tumor preventions

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Castration – especially in cryptorchid animals

26
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Mammary Gland Tumors caused by

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unspayed female dogs
▪ Hormone dependent

27
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Mammary Gland Tumors malignancy in cat %

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50%

28
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Mammary Gland Tumors dog malignancy

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80-90%

29
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Mammary Gland Tumor clinical signs

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▪ Firm nodule(s) palpable in the
mammary chain
▪ Regional lymph nodes may be enlarged

30
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Mammary Gland Tumors dx

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PE
CBC/ CHEM
RADS THORACOC PRESURHUCAM

31
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Mammary Gland Tumors tx

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Sx +|- chemo

32
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Mammary Gland Tumorsrisks

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▪ 0.5% - spayed before 1st estrus
▪ 8% - spayed after 1 estrous cycle
▪ 26% - spayed after 2 or more estrous cycles

33
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Gingivitis

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a reversible process that involves inflammation of the margins of the gums

34
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Gingivitis caused by

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accumulation of tartar on the teeth 🡪 nidus for bacterial multiplication

35
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Periodontitis

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an irreversible condition that results in loss of gingival epithelial root attachment and alveolar bone resorption

36
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Periodontal disease

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a collective term for plaque induced inflammation of gums

37
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Gingivitis/Periodontal Disease signs

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􏰀 Halitosis
􏰀 Pawing at the mouth, head shyness
􏰀 Oral pain
􏰀 Facial swelling
􏰀 Tooth loss

38
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Gingivitis/Periodonta dx

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􏰀 Complete oral exam +/- anesthesia
􏰀 Presence of tartar on teeth, inflammation
􏰀 Increased gingival sulcus depth (pocketing)

39
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Gingivitis/Periodonta tx

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􏰀 Dental scaling +/- extractions
􏰀 Root planning, gingival curettage
􏰀 Antibiotics

40
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Mucocele

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an accumulation of saliva in the SQ tissue

41
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Salivary Mucocele signs

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􏰀 Slowly enlarging, painless, fluid-filled swelling
on the neck or under the tongue
􏰀 Difficulty swallowing/breathing
􏰀 Reluctance to eat
􏰀 Blood-tinged saliva

42
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Salivary Mucocele dx

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Aspiration of suspected mucocele 🡪 stringy blood-tinged fluid w/ a low cell count

43
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Salivary Mucocele tx

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􏰀 Aspiration of fluid, surgical drainage
􏰀 Removal of the gland

44
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Immune-Mediated Inflammatory Bowel bc of

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accumulation of inflammatory cells w/in the lining of the small intestine, stomach, or large bowel

45
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Immune-Mediated Inflammatory Bowel

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disruption of the immunologic tolerance to the normal bacterial flora of the SI or to dietary substances~>inflammatory response w/ cellular infiltration

46
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Immune-Mediated Inflammatory Bowel signs

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􏰀 Chronic vomiting, diarrhea
􏰀 Weight loss
􏰀 Straining to defecate, mucus in stool

47
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Immune-Mediated Inflammatory Bowel dx

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V/D
􏰀 CBC, chem, UA, fecal w/ culture, FeLV/FIV testing,
􏰀 Endoscopy of stomach, small intestine, and colon w/ biopsies

48
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Immune-Mediated Inflammatory Bowel tx

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􏰀 Drug therapy: steroids,
􏰀 Hypoallergenic diet

49
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Inflammatory Bowel dz

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antigenic stimulation in the
intestinal lumen 🡪 excessive infiltration w/ lymphocytes and plasma cells 🡪 damage to mucosa 🡪 abnormal intestinal absorption

50
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Inflammatory Bowel signs

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􏰀 Usually nonspecific
􏰀 Chronic, intermittent V +/- D
􏰀 Listlessness, weight loss
􏰀 PU/PD
􏰀 Borborygmus
􏰀 Halitosis

51
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Inflammatory Bowel dx

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􏰀 Unremarkable PE
􏰀 Labs: CBC/Chem, fecal (r/o intestinal parasites), intestinal biopsy

52
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Inflammatory Bowel medical tx

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􏰀 Oral steroids
􏰀 Antibiotics
􏰀 Intestinal protectants
􏰀 Vitamin therapy to replace fat-soluble vitamins

53
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Inflammatory Bowel tx dietary

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􏰀 Low carb, low fat
􏰀 Good-quality protein

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