Week 5 Gastrointestinal Homework Flashcards

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What are Papillomatosis?

A

Wart like masses found anywhere in the oral cavity

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what is salivary mucocele?

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An Accumulation of saliva in a salivary gland duct or SQ tissues caused by an obstruction to salivary flow

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What is periodontitis

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Tartar,Calculus,Gingivitis increased pocket depth and loosening of the periodontal ligament to create tooth mobility

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What is Squamous cell carcinoma

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Ulcerated lesion on the lateral tongue surface most common oral tumor found in cats

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5
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What is Melanoma

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Ulcerative usually black masses of the oral cavity may be ulcerated or necrotic; most common oral tumor found in dogs ; very rare in cats

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6
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What is Fibrosarcoma

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Second most common oral tumor in cats

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What are Epulis

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Firm solid mass growing from the gingival surface most common benign oral mass seen in dogs

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What is acute gastritis

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Sudden inflammation of the stomach dietary indiscretion being the most common cause

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9
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What is a gastric ulcer

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Erosions of gastric mucosa extending through deeper tissue layers

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what is gastric dilatation and volvulus

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Acute life threatening condition that requires immediate medical and surgical intervention in dogs; torsion of the stomach that complicates the evacuation of gastric contents and obstructs blood flow

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What is Gastroesphogeal reflux

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Retrograde flow of gastric and duodenal contents into the esophagus from inadequate closure of the lower esophageal sphincter

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12
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What is megaesophagus

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Hypomotility of the esophagus leading to accumulation of ingesta and stretching and dilatation

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what is Inflammatory bowel disease

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Chronic inflammatory condition of the stomach, small intestine/Large intestine

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14
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what is Megacolon

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Seen in cats usually middle aged obese cats where an abnormal dilatation of the colon is accompanied by colonic stasis and constipation

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What is Intussusception

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Inversion of one portion of intestines within another

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16
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what is gastrointestinal obstruction

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Foreign material retained In the stomach or intestines

17
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What is hepatic lipidosis

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seen in cats after a period of complete anorexia; most common liver disease seen in cats

18
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what is exocrine pancreatic insufficiency

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insufficient production of pancreatic digestive enzymes commonly seen in german shepherds

19
Q

what is cholangiohepatitis

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severe inflammation of the gallbladder bile duct and liver

20
Q

what is portal system shunt

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Most common anomaly in dogs and cats blood from the portal vein bypasses the liver and returns to the vena cava and heart prior to filtration

21
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Which of the following disease conditions is only congenital in origin

22
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Which of the following disease conditions would benefit from elevated feeding of small frequent meals

A

Megaesophagus

23
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A canine patient presents with chronic (the last 2 months) vomiting the vomitus contains blood and bile what condition is likely to cause this

A

Gastric ulcers

24
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Which oral mass is commonly referred to as puppy warts

25
Which of the following statements regarding periodontal disease is false
Decreased pocket depth and loosening of the periodontal ligament are involved in periodontal disease
26
Which of the following statements regarding portal system shunts is false
A portal systemic shunt is only a congenital condition
27
What disease conditions can be diagnosed with endoscopy
Gastric ulcers Esophagitis Megaesophagus
28
which of the following disease conditions will cause regurgitation or vomiting
Congenital Megaesophagus Pyloric stenosis PRAA