Test 1: lecture 13 +14 Xray Flashcards

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what views are needed for heart Xray

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dorsoventral
right and left lateral

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why DV vs VD for heart xray

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DV: heart closer to detector= less magnification
less distortion
atelectasis of lungs

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what view is best for caudal lobar vessels and why

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DV

magnified, less distorted, surrounded by aerated lung

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what view for a pleual effusion

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VD (on back)

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how tall is normal heart in dog

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<70% of thoracic height

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normal angle between trachea and spine in dog

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1/3 2/3 rule

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how wide should normal dog heart be

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deep or barrel chested dog will have a wider cardiac width on lateral

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barrel

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width of heart on DV for dog

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cardiac width on lateral Xray for cat

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what happens to older cat heart

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lazy heart (lays down)

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what happens to cat heart with age on DV

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prominent aortic arch

old cats: lazy heart, prominent aortic arch, undulating descending aorta

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how to measure vertebral heart score

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compare height and width of heart to

number of vertebral bodies starting at T4

then add together

normal VHS in dogs: 8.7-10.7

some breeds have VHS >10.7

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normal VHS in dogs

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8.7-10.7

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normal VHS for cats

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6.8-8.1

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short cut VHS

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in cats only
heart width on VD/DV view
compared to vertebral length on lateral view

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what is pericardial fat stripe sign

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effusion can hide heart (same density)

fat will cause shadow to be able to see where heart is

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where is LA on clock face lateral view

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where is LV on clock face lateral view

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where is RV on clock face lateral view

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where is aorta, Main pulmonary artery, right auricular appendage on lateral clock face

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where is aorta on VD clock face

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where is the MPA on VD clock face

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where is L atrium and L auricle on VD clock face
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where is LV on VD clock face
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where is RV on VD clock face
5-9
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where is right atrium on VD clock face
9-11
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what will xray show for left atrial enlargement on lateral view
loss of caudal waist bulge at 12-2 increased height dorsal elevation +/- compression of the caudal mainstem bronchi back pack
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enlarged Left atrium has displaced and compressed the mainstem bronchus trachea has been compressed
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what will left atrial enlargement on VD cause
left atrium is in middle of the heart in a dog double density superimposed bulge at 2-3 widened angle between the caudal mainstem bronchi (bow legged cowboy sign)
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left atrial enlargement double density superimposed bulge at 2-3 widened angle between the caudal mainstem bronchi (bow legged cowboy) left atrium in middle of heart
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left atrial enlargement in cat in lateral view
hard to see widening of the heart base slight bulging or rounding of caudal contour
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left atrial enlargement on VD of cat
left atrial bulge at 2-3 (can extend cranial) **valentine heart** severe left **or** left and right atrial enlargement
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left ventricular enlargement in dogs lateral
tall cardiac silhouette dorsal tracheal displacement **elevated** caudal vena cava
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left ventricular enlargement in dog on VD
elongated cardiac silhouette rounded left heart
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right atrial enlargement lateral
bulge 9-11 not common
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right atrial enlargement on VD
9-11 rounded contour
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right ventricular enlargement on lateral
rounded cranial heart at 5-9 right heart >2/3 of cardiac silhouette (wide heart) increased cardiosternal contact (may be seen in some normal dogs (barrel chested)) caudodorsal tipping of apex
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right ventricular enlargement on VD
rounded right heart 5-9 **reverse D** may displace the apex to the left (false impression of left sided cardiomegaly)
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microcardia on lateral
narrow, pointed heart apex may lose contact with sternum pulmonary arteries and veins may be small
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microcardia on VD
narrow, pointed heart apex may lose contact with sternum pulmonary arteries and veins may be small
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microcardia
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right ventricular enlargement
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right ventricular enlargement
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right atrial enlargement
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left ventricular enlargement Rounded left heart Elongated cardiac silhouette
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left ventricular enlargement Tall cardiac silhouette Dorsal tracheal displacement “Elevated” Caudal Vena Cava
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left atrial enlargement in cat
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differentials for microcardia
shock: hypovolemia addisons (low cortisol) constrictive pericarditis (rare)
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where are the pulmonary vein and artery
veins are ventral or central
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normal vasculature on lateral should be --- the width of the proximal 1/3 of the --- rib
less then 4th artery and vein should be the same diameter
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where is aorta and CVC
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caudal vena cava should be --- the diameter of the aorta and --- in length
less then 1.5 x less then T5
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veins and arteries
veins are ventral and central
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on VD the width of the --- rib should be equal to the diameter of the pulmonary artery and vein
9th
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differential for enlarged aorta
Cats: Age-related (aortic arch) Patent Ductus Arteriosus Post-stenotic dilatation § Subaortic stenosis Aortic aneurysm (very rare)
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enlarged caudal vena cava differential
Right heart failure Obstruction of caudal vena cava or right atrium § Caval syndrome (Dirofilariasis) § Blood clot, Mass Normal Variation § Respiration, Cardiac cycle o Evaluate on all views
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enlarged MPA differential
Post-stenotic dilatation § Pulmonic stenosis Pulmonary hypertension Dirofilariasis or Angiostrongylosis Left to right shunt § PDA, ASD, VSD Fake-Out § VD projection § Rotated projection § Cardiac cycle (systole)
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enlarged pulmonary arteries differential
Dirofilariasis § Pulmonary arteries often also **tortuous and blunted** Pulmonary hypertension Pulmonary thromboembolism (PTE)
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enlarged pulmonary veins differential
Left heart failure § May not be enlarged if the patient received diuretics Fluid/volume overload (relative vs absolute) Left atrial obstruction
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enlarged pulmonary arteries and veins differential
Left to right shunts Pulmonary congestion § Fluid volume overload (relative vs absolute) § (Left heart failure - cats)
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small pulmonary arteries and vein differential
Pulmonary Hypoperfusion * Hypovolemia * Right to left shunts * Pulmonic stenosis * Pulmonary thromboembolism * Decreased cardiac output § Pericardial effusion with tamponade § Restrictive pericarditis § Right heart failure
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4 main causes of left heart failure
volume or pressure overload (Mitral valve insufficiency) myocardial failure interference with filling increased requirement for cardiac output
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3 major signs of Left heart failure on xray
enlarged left heart (big LA, double density on VD) pulomonary venous congestion (enlarged veins (cats get enlarged arteries) pulmonary edema (intersititial to alveolar pulmonary pattern) (caudodorsal)
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dogs with pulmonary edema from L CHF will cause
perihilar and caudodorsal interstitial to alveolar pulmonary pattern can be more severe in right caudal lobe then left dilated cardiomyopathy: can cause ventral peropheral alveolar pattern
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what kind of pulmonary edema will cats with Left CHF have
patchy distribution can also get pleural effusion
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what is most common cause of Left CHF in dogs
mitral valve disease leads to big LV, enlarged PV and edema in lungs
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dog with Left HF, what is wrong
enlarged LA and LV (double density, long and buldge) enlarged pulmonary vein (ventral) caudodorsal alveolar pattern worse on the right
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pulmonary edema from L HF in dog vs cat
dog: caudodorsal edema (R>L) cat: diffuse or patchy
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what are the arrows
**pleural effusion**- retraction of lung lobe from the body wall from **left HF** in cat
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right sided HF
enlarged Right heart (laying down, 1/3 2/3 rule) enlarged caudal vena cava hepatomegaly ascites pleural effusion
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what are some things that cause concentric ventricular hypertrophy
AS PS hypertrophic cardiomyopathy heart would appear normal on XRay
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mitral valve disease leads to enlargement of ---
left side
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tricuspid valve disease leads to enlargement of ---
right side
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mitral valve disease
left artial enlargement (bulge) pulmonary veins thicker caused dorsal displacement of trachea, and tall cardiac silhouette
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degenerative mitral valve disease that progressed to HF will show
double density of Left atrium bulge from big LA and ventricle enlarged pulmonary veins caudodorsal alveolar pattern 9R.L)
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doberman
dilated cardiomyopathy left atrial enlargement (buldge and double oppasity on VD) diffuse interstitital pattern, ventral alveolar regions
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hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats will cause
LA and LV enlargement (**valentine shape** on VD) +/- heart failure
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cat cardiomyopathy
LA and LV enlargement (valentine shape) left heart failure (patchy alveolar pattern)
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what will heart worm do to the heart
Pulmonary arteries are **enlarged, tortuous, and blunted** * Right caudal lobar artery affected first Enlarged main pulmonary artery Right-sided cardiomegaly * Cor pulmonale (secondary to pulmonary hypertension) Enlarged caudal vena cava * “Caval syndrome” Right heart failure Bronchial pulmonary pattern, Multifocal alveolar pulmonary pattern * Pneumonitis, Thromboembolism
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heart worm
enlarged, tortous, blunted pulmonary arteries enlarged MPA enlarged RV (reverse D) diffuse bronchial pattern
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what direction shunt for PDA
left to right ## Footnote patent ductus arteriosis
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PDA will cause what on Xray
triad bump: aortic arch, LA/Lauricle, MPA all enlarged pulmonary arteries and veins also enlarged
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PS will cause
enlarged MPA (**hat sign**) RV enlargement (**reverse D**)
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sub aortic stenosis
**enlarged aortic arch** **LV enlarged** (tall sihouette, elevated caudal vena cava, dosal tracheal displacement) +/- enlarged LA if severe (double density) +/- Left HF
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if left to right shunt VSD what happens to pulmonary arteries and veins
enlarged
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if right to left shunting from VSD what happens to arteries and veins
small arteries (skipping lungs)
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pericardial effusion on xray
large round (globoid) cardiac silhouette sharp outline with no motion artifact from heart beating
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pericardial effusion can cause --- which will cause --- pulmonary vasculature
cardiac tamponade small pulmonary vasculature right heart failure
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what?
Peritoneopericardial Diaphragmatic Hernia (PPDH) abdominal organs in pericardial sac will ahve **enlarged rounded silhouette**