Respiratory - Exam 3

Question 1

Nasal neoplasia can result in ex ophthalmia, facial distortion and sneezing

T or F

Answer 1

True

Question 2

The main clinical sign associated with nasal mites is sneezing

True or False

Answer 2

True

Question 3

A… Lymphocytic plasmacytic

Answer 3

Ciliary dyskinesia

Question 4

Which treatment(s) would most likely increase the lifespan for a 10 yro collie diagnosed with nasal adenocarcinoma?

Answer 4

Surgical debunking with radiation

Question 5

What is the term used to describe, strange breathing characterized by sternal recumbency, abducted elbows and an extended neck with open mouth breathing?

Tachypnea

Answer 5

Orthopnea

Question 6

Phoebe, a dachshund, presents with a nasal discharge, sneezing

Answer 6

Nose

Question 7

A snoring noise is heard on inspiration. What is the name of this noise ?

Strider
Stertor
Reverse sneezing
Cough

Answer 7

Stertor

Question 8

On auscultation of the thorax you hear a high pitch noise on inspiration and expiration in the pulmonary fields. What is this called

Answer 8

Wheeze

Question 9

Fido, 6yro, large breed dog presents with epistaxis. CBC, coagulation tests find no abnormalities. Which one of the following diagnostic tests has the best chance of aiding in your diagnosis

Rhinoscopy
Nasal radiographs
Nasal CT
Nasal flush

Answer 9

Nasal CT

Question 10

A cat has snuffles, you want to get a diagnosis

Answer 10

Nasal, ocular swab for PCR

Question 11

A dog has been diagnosed with nasal aspergillosis. There is no evidence of crib inform plate destruction. How would you treat this ?

Answer 11

D

Question 12

A cat presents with rhinos

Answer 12

Calicivirus

Question 13

Nasal adenocarcinoma is

Answer 13

True

Question 14

Cat nose

Answer 14

Lymphoma

Question 15

How. Is bartenellosis spread to cats ?

Answer 15

Through cat fleas

Question 16

A cat presents with classical Mycoplasma haemofelis signs. What does this cat show ?

Answer 16

Icterus, anemia and hyperglobulinemia

Question 17

Which cells does feline pan leukopenia virus target ?

Answer 17

Rapidly dividing cells

Question 18

What is the pathological lesion found in the life threatening disease FeCOV/FIP ?

Answer 18

Immune-mediated vasculitis

Question 19

FIP occurs when …. ?

Answer 19

Humoral immunity occurs

When cell-mediated immunity is not working

Question 20

When does the wet form of FIP occur ?

Answer 20

When severe immune-mediated vasculitis occurs

Question 21

Feline parvovirus replicates in ?

Answer 21

Lymphoid, bone marrow

Question 22

What classical CS are seen with per acute feline pan leukopenia ?

Answer 22

Septic shock and dehydration

Question 23

FIP is more common in ?

Answer 23

Multiple cat households

Question 24

FIP is more common in ?

Answer 24

Indoor cats

Question 25

Which interleukin produced by FeCOV monocytes accounts for the hypergammaglobulinemia produced by plasma cells

Answer 25

Interleukin 6

Question 26

A very good cell mediated immune response - prevents the development on FIP

Answer 26

TRUE

Question 27

Which test does not confirm FIP ? A. Alpha-1 acid glycoproteins B. Immunnohistochemistry staining C. RT-PCR on conjunctival swab D. Immunofluorescent staining on effusion

Answer 27

A.

Question 28

Which group-associated antigen (Gag) is used in the diagnosis of FeLV

Answer 28

Gag27

Question 29

A cat is exposed to FeLV, but never developed any signs of a viremia and testing finds no evidence of virus. Which FeLV type is this ?

Answer 29

Abortive (Never developed any sign of a viremia) PCR would be negative

Question 30

Which CS Is NOT potentially associated with FeLV infection ? A. Lymphoma

Answer 30

D. Keratin percipitates

Question 31

How is FeLV diagnosed in a routine hospital ? A. Antibody ELISA serology B. Microscopic agglutination test C. Antigen ELISA serology D. Fluorescence antibody serology

Answer 31

C. Antigen ELISA serology - look for Gag 27

Question 32

Which cells does FIV predominantly affect in the asymptomatic period ? A. Cd 4+ lymphocytes B. CD 8+ lymphocytes C. Both D. Eosinophils

Answer 32

C. Both A and B

Question 33

A kitten drinks milk from its mother. The mother has FIV, with high concentrations in the milk. Is it likely to be transmitted ?

Answer 33

False - Kitten was born with many antibodies (FIV as a virus cannot get transmitted transplacentally), likelyhood of getting it s very low

Question 34

How is FIV commonly tested ? A. ELISA antigen testing B. In saline agglutination testing C. PCR D. ELISA antibody testing

Answer 34

ELISA antibody testing

Question 35

A cat which is FIV +ve presents with severe non-reg anemia. Which would be beneficial ? A. GCF-stimulating factor B. Human recombinant erythropoietin C. Fresh frozen plasma transfusion D. IFN-omega

Answer 35

B. Human recombinant erythropoietin