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1.1: Lung patterns
What are the 4 lung patterns,
Which lung pattern is shown here,
Which lung pattern is shown here
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1.1: Lung/respiratory pathology
Aplasia,
Hypoplasia,
Hypertrophy
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1.1.1: Canine and feline nasal disease
Signs of nasal disease,
If nasal discharge eg mucoid bloo...,
What history questions could you ...
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1.1.2: Infectious respiratory disease - Kennel Cough
Which of the following clinical s...,
Stertor,
Stridor
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1.1.2: Infectious respiratory disease - Cat flu
What are the causative pathogens ...,
What are the clinical signs of fe...,
True false feline herpesvirus can...
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1.1.2: Breathlessness
How to manage a cat dog with resp...,
What is your diagnosis,
What is furosemide and how does i...
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1.1.3: Pleural space disease
An animal presents with difficult...,
Conditions leading to loss,
Pleural space disease
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1.1.3: Lung disease - alveolar disease
Where do you localise respiratory...,
Clinical signs of pulmonary paren...,
Where are cough receptors present...
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1.1.4: Coughing in small animals
Acute coughing ddx in dogs,
From this list of acute coughing ...,
What are some differential diagno...
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1.1.4: Pulmonary parenchymal disease - interstitial disease
French heartworm,
Describe the life cycle of angios...,
Clinical signs of angiostrongylus...
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1.1.4: Feline asthma and chronic bronchitis
Signalment for feline asthma,
History and clinical signs associ...,
Questions to ask when you suspect...
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2.2: Murmurs
What type of murmur is this,
What type of heart sound is this,
What type of heart sound is this
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2.2: Cardiac pathology
What are some possible malformati...,
What are some possible malformati...,
What is the most common cardiovas...
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2.2.1: Respiratory disease in small mammals and exotic species
Clinical signs of respiratory dis...,
Clinical signs of respiratory dis...,
Clinical signs of respiratory dis...
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2.2.1: Small animal congenital heart disease
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2.2.2: Echocardiography
Which view is shown here,
Which chambers can we see on the ...,
Which chambers can we see on the ...
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2.2.2: Endocardial disease in small animals
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2.2.3: Cardiac radiography
Is this an enlarged heart or peri...,
How would you differentiate betwe...,
Enlarged heart or pericardial eff...
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2.2.4: Heart failure management
True false whatever the cause car...,
Factors to consider in management...,
Typical presentation of heart dis...
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2.2.5: Thoracic and cardiac surgery
Indications for pacemaker implant...
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4.3.2: Dysrhythmias
What is happening in the heart to...,
Dysrhythmia does it require treat...
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4.3.3: Immune mediated disease 1
Autoimmunity,
What are some factors that predis...,
Immunological imbalance occurs wh...
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4.3.3: Immune-mediated disease 2
How can imha cause death,
Treatment of imha,
Use of glucocorticoids for imha t...
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4.3.4: Leukaemia and lymphadenopathy
Leukaemia,
Why do we see clinical signs of l...,
How can we subdivide lymphoprolif...
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4.3.4: Anaemia - aetiology and pathogenesis
How can we detect anaemia on clin...,
Anaemia,
Normal pcv dog
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4.3.4: Anaemia - diagnosis and management
Reticulocytes present in signific...,
What would be the an appropriate ...,
Which of the following sets of la...
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4.3.4: Blood groups and transfusion medicine
How many equine blood groups are ...,
How should you select an equine b...,
What are the feline blood groups ...
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4.3.5: Haemostatic disorders - Bleeding disorders
Clinical signs of primary haemost...,
Clinical signs of secondary haemo...,
A puppy comes in bleeding from th...
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4.3.5: Haemostatic disorders - Thrombosis and DIC
What does thrombosis result from ...,
What is hypercoagulability and wh...,
How do you test tertiary haemostasis
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5.4: Cell identification
What are 3 differences between do...,
2
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5.4.2: Pathology of the lymphoid system
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5.4.3: Oncology
Grade,
Stage,
What groups can we put tumours in...
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5.4.3: Oncology 2
Paraneoplastic syndrome,
What two main methods of structur...,
True false when divising a chemot...
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9.5.1: Anorexia in small mammals
Treatment principles of gi disease
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9.5.1: Anorexia in small mammals - Treatment
Underlying principles for treatme...,
Analgesia drugs and routes for ra...,
Prokinetic drugs and routes for r...
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9.5.1: Approach to vomiting, regurgitation, and dysphagia
Vomiting is an active reflex medi...,
What does the chemoreceptor trigg...,
What are the likely broad causes ...
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9.5.1: Intestinal causes of vomiting
Signs of nausea,
What factors could affect the crt...,
What factors could affect the vom...
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9.5.2: Gastric disease
Acute gastric disease differentials,
What are some possible causes of ...,
True false most cases of acute ga...
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9.5.2: Pancreatic Disease
Zymogens,
What mechanisms exist to prevent ...,
Acute pancreatitis
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9.5.2: Why is this patient vomiting?
Maropitant use formulation specie...,
Metoclopramide use formulation sp...,
Apomorphine
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9.5.3: Approach to diarrhoea
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9.5.3: Acute diarrhoea
Causes of acute diarrhoea,
Which animals would you particula...,
Viruses that cause acute infectio...
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9.5.3: Chronic diarrhoea
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9.5.4: Approach to jaundice
Jaundice icterus is caused by,
What is bilirubin,
Where in the body can bilirubin b...
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9.5.4: Acute hepatobiliary disease
Diseases in which zone produce ja...,
Metabolic and toxic damage primar...,
Hypoxic damage primarily affects ...
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9.5.5: Chronic hepatobiliary disease
Causes chronic hepatitis,
What is the most common liver dis...,
Breed predisposition for idiopath...
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10.6.1: Approach to the acute abdomen
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10.6.1: GDV
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10.6.1: Ascites
Clinical signs suggestive of ascites,
Causes of abdominal distension wi...,
Types of fluids seen in ascites
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10.6.2: Hernias and rupture
Possible hernia locations,
Which breeds are predisposed to h...,
Clinical signs of hiatal hernia
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12.7.1: Approach to polyuria and polydipsia
Polyuria,
Polydipsia,
Differential diagnoses for primar...
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12.7.1: Acute kidney injury
What timeframe does an acute kidn...,
True false acute on chronic kidne...,
How can we subdivide acute kidney...
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12.7.1: Chronic kidney disease
Complete the blanks for ckd,
Fill in the blanks for arf,
What are some possible underlying...
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12.7.2: Calcium disorders
Where is most calcium stored in t...,
How is calcium obtained,
Which hormone is produced when th...
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12.7.4: Approach to haematuria and dysuria
What could cause these colours of...,
Diagnostic approach to red or bro...,
Diagnostic approach and expected ...
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12.7.4: Urolithiasis
What are struvite crystals associ...,
What are struvite crystals associ...,
What are calcium oxalate stones a...
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12.7.5: Urinary incontinence
Micturition,
What should be you first steps in...,
How can we subdivide incontinence...
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16.8.1: Introduction to repro week and cyclicity in the bitch and queen
The bitch is polyoestrus monoestrus,
Which is the main luteotrophic ho...,
What happens if you give a prolac...
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16.8.1: Breeding
This dog is in a proestrusb oestr...,
This dog is in a proestrusb oestr...,
This dog is in a proestrusb oestr...
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16.8.2: Therapeutics/anaesthesia of dam and neonates
How does the position of the diap...,
Describe the changes to the stoma...,
Describe the effect of pregnancy ...
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16.8.3: Principles of contraception
Which drugs can act at point 2 in...,
Effect of gnrh agonists,
What might we use long acting gnr...
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16.8.4: Penile, testicular and prostatic disease
What are the 3 common testicular ...,
Clinical signs of testicular tumours,
True false androgens are an effec...
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16.8.4: Reproductive disease in small mammals
Where will your incision be for c...,
Pathophysiology of hac in ferrets
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16.8.4: Reproductive disease in avian and exotic species
What is poos and why does it occur,
What forms of poes are there,
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16.8.4: Neutering in small mammals
What suture material should you u...,
What should you remember when doi...,
What is the preferred method of c...
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20.9.1: Arthrocentesis
This slide was produced from a jo...,
What is visible on this slide pro...,
What cell count would you expect ...
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20.9.1: Practical MSK radiography
This represents a good image posi...,
What view of the stifle is shown ...,
What radiographic views should yo...
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20.9.1: Juvenile lame animal
Signalment and history associated...,
Clinical signs of perthe s disease,
Radiographic findings associated ...
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20.9.2: Mature lame animal
1,
2,
3
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20.9.2: Mature lame animal - trauma, luxations, surgery
1,
2,
3
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20.9.2: Examination of the lame dog
What age of dog might you expect ...,
Describe these clinical exam find...,
A dog with a history of patella l...
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20.9.3: Multi-limb lameness
Immune mediated causes of multipl...,
Non immune mediated causes of mul...,
Signalment and history with gener...
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20.9.3: Distal limb conditions and injuries
What is the only high motion join...,
Why can fractures of a single met...,
What is the only high motion join...
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20.9.4: Articular and physeal fractures
Articular fracture,
Which area of the bone is softest...,
What is a physeal fracture
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20.9: MSK week
How does perthe s disease present...,
How does panosteitis present,
Nutritional secondary hyperparath...
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21.10: Ophthalmology
Corneal ulcer,
What is the difference between a ...,
1
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21.10: Conjunctivitis and KCS
Clinical signs of acute conjuncti...,
Clinical signs of chronic conjunc...,
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23.11.1: Microbial skin disease
Microbial infections causing prur...,
True false both bacterial pyoderm...,
Why should you treat bacterial py...
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23.11.1: Allergic skin disease
Oclacitinib apoquel is a a calcin...,
Ciclosporin is a a calcineurin in...
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23.11.1: Pruritus and reaction patterns
What are the 4 major feline cutan...,
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23.11.1: Identification of beasties
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23.11.1: Pruritic ectoparasite disease
Aetiopathogenesis of flea allergy...,
True false if only one animal in ...,
Clinical signs of fad in dogs
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23.11.3: Scale disease
For more detail on treatments, see specific lecture notes ('Scale disease - 1/3/2023'). Details of different moisturisers not included here.
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23.11.4: Ear disease 1
From lecture on 2/3/2023
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23.11.4: Dermatology of small mammals and exotic species
True false demidicosis is a commo...,
Which mite is commonly seen in ra...,
This was found on a rabbit what m...
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23.11.4: Cutaneous masses
How could you decide what a cutan...,
What are the main types of skin mass,
What are some example causes of a...
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23.11.5: Crusting disease
What is a crust and how useful is...,
Top differential for this case,
What is the most common cause of ...
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Ectoparasite control: what kills which parasites?
What can you use to kill sarcopte...,
What can you use to kill demodex ...,
What can you use to otodectes in ...
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Antibiotics
True false penicillin on its own ...,
Amoxicillin is a broad spectrumb ...,
Ampicillin is a broad spectrumb n...
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Zuku Review questions
A 10 yo mn mixed breed dog is pre...,
A six year old female cocker span...,
Which one of the following can be...
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