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11. Diseases of the oral and pharyngeal cavities. Ileus. Flashcards

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dental formula of dogs

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I3/3 C1/1 PM4/4 M2/3

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dental formula of cats

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I3/3 C1/1 PM3/2 M1/1

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examination of tongue

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shape
size
surface
colour
consistency
moveability

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examination of gum

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colour
moisture
intactness

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examination of salivary glands

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size
surface
colour

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clinical signs of dysphagia

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inappetance
halitosis
pawing at the mouth
hypersalivation
facial swelling
oral haemorrhage
nasal discharge
inability to swallow
dropping food

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differential diagnosis of dysphagia

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dental disease
oral ulcer
trauma
fracture
stomatitis
glossitis
gingivitis
oersophageal disease
neoplasia
granuloma
myositosis

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where can myositosis occur

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temperomandibular joint
masticator joint

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neurological issues that can look like dysphagia

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tick paralysis
tetanus
botulism
cranial nerve deficit

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diagnosis of dysphagia

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open/ close mouth
signs of systemic disdease
palpate muscles
cranial nerve function
xray
endoscope
CT, MRI
histopath
pcr
elisa
biopsy

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definition of Periodontal disease

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inflammation of supporting structures surrounding the teeth

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supporting structures of tooth

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gingiva
periodontal lig
alveolar bone

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predisposition of Periodontal disease

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older
smaller
non abrasive foods
rough tooth surface
malocclusion
diabetes
retroviral infection

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Plaque formation

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adheres to all surfaces of the tooth

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how is plaque formed

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layers of bacteria, saliva, food become mineralised forming calculus –> cytokine release -> stimulated osteoclasts -> thinning of bone within socket

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what is gingivitis

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reversible inflammation of marginal gum due to plaque in sulcus

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what is periodontitis

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reversible inflammation of marginal gum & supra alveolar tissue

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what does tooth loss occur in periodontitis

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at 80% of loss of support

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Clinical signs of periodontitis

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halitosis
discomfort when eating
bloody saliva
oronasal fistula

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treatment of periodontitis

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plaque removal
polish and scale

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prevention of periodontitis

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daily brushing
chew toys
dental diets

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what is FORL

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Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions

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definition of FORL

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reactivation of odontoclast cells which stimulate the resorption of tooth structure

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clinical signs of FORL

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reluctance to eat dry food
pain with eating
hyperplastic gingival tissue

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diagnosis of FORL

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visual exam and probing
xray - retained roots

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treatment of FORL

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extraction

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definition of stomatitis

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inflammation of oral mucosa

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how is stomatitis classified

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according to lesion and localisation

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stomatitis by lesion

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simple
ulcerative
ulcerative & pseudomembranous
necrotising
Proliferative

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stomatitis by localisation

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gingivitis
periodontitis
glossopalatine arch
faucitis

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causes of stomatitis

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systemic disease
immune mediated disease
immunosuppression
traumatic, physical or chemical
virus
bacteria
fungi

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systemic causes of stomatitis

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uraemia
DM

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immune mediated causes of stomatitis

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SLE
pemphigus foliceus
idiopathic vasculitis

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viral causes of stomatitis

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FeLV
FIV
FIP
FCV
FHV
FPV
distemper

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bacterial causes of stomatitis

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bartonella henslae

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fungal causes of stomatitis

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candidiasis
cryptococcus

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Clinical signs of stomatitis

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anorexia
dsyphagia
salivation
pain when eating
difficult to open mouth
enlarged LN
ulcers
reddening
erosions
vessicles
plaque

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predisposition of ulcerative stomatitis

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maltese
king charles

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clinical signs of ulcerative stomatitis

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dysphagia

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diagnosis of ulcerative stomatitis

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hematology
biochem
urinalysis
PCR
ELISA
biopsy

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differential of ulcerative stomatitis

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palatine ulcers
neoplasia

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definition feline chronic gingivostomatitis

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inflammation and proliferation of gingiva and oral mucosa

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cause of feline chronic gingivostomatitis

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unknown, hypersensitivity
viral - FCV,FHV 1, FIV, FLV
Bacteria - bartonella henslae

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diagnosis of feline chronic gingivostomatitis

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PCR
biopsy
histopath
diffuse lymphocytic infiltration in mucosa

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clinical signs of feline chronic gingivostomatitis

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same as stomatitis

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treatment of feline chronic gingivostomatitis

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prophylactic dental
AB
extraction
antiinflammatory
cyclosporin

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Feline eosinophilic granuloma cause

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unknown, idiopathic, hypersensitivity, infectious, immune mediated

48
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what is an ulcer compared to a granuloma

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ulcer - upper lip. well circumscribed, symetrical, non pruritic, red/ brown, ulcerated

granuloma - tongue, lips, gums, single/ multiple, discrete, firm or raised, may ulcerate

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clinical signs of Feline eosinophilic granuloma

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dysphagia
ptyalism
oral pain

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Diagnosis of Feline eosinophilic granuloma

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CBC
biopsy
histopath
allergy

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differential of Feline eosinophilic granuloma

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neoplasia
foreign body reaction
mycosis

52
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treatment of Feline eosinophilic granuloma

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prednisolone
cyclosporine
irradiation

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Masticatory muscle myositis cause

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immune attack

54
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predisposition of Masticatory muscle myositis

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dobermann
rottweilerlin

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clinical signs of Masticatory muscle myositis
acute

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inflammation - dysphagia, pain, localised swelling, exophthalmos

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clinical signs of Masticatory muscle myositis
chronic

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fibrosis - no mouth opening, bilateral atrophy

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diagnosis of Masticatory muscle myositis

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biopsy, histopath,serum 2M AB

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treatment of Masticatory muscle myositis

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prednisolone
NG tubing

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diseases of the tongue

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glossitis
tumour
congenital macroglossia
strangulation of tongue
trauma

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diseases of the salivary glands

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sialocele
sialodentis
sialoadenosis

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what is sialocele

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enlargement associated with a salivary gland due to accumulation of saliva within surrounding tissue

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cause of sialocele

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idiopathic
trauma

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clincial signs of sialocele

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dysphagia
gaggine

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treatment of sialocele

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surgical removal of glands / ducts

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what is sialodentis

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inflammatory response with no evidence of infection. pain

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clinical signs of sialodentis

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dysphagia
gagging
fever

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treatment of sialodentis

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gcc
ab

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what is sialoadenosis

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bilateral, large, non inflammatory enlargement. Non painful

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Clinical signs of sialoadenosis

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wretching
gulping
ptyalism

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diagnosis of sialoadenosis

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FNA

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oral neoplasia of dog

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malignant melanoma > scc > fibrosarcoma

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oral neoplasia of cat

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scc > fibrosarcoma

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predisposition of malignant melanoma

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older, medium sized dogs

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prognosis of malignant melanoma

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bad, metastasis is common

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treatment of malignant melanoma

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surgery, chemo, radiation

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SCCS invasiveness

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ulcerative & locally invasive into surrounding bone
highly metastaic if located caudally in mouth

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treatment of scc

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nose removal
chemo
maxilla or mandibular removal

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fibrosarcoma predisposition

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older large breeds
retrivers

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origin of fibrosarcoma

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gingiva or palate

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treatment of fibrosarcoma

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excision
radiotherapy

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epulis 2 types

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acanthomatous
fibromatous

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where do acanthomatous epulis arise from

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periodontal ligament and invade the bone

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where do fibromatous epulis arise from

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dental laminar epithelium. not invasive

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what is ileus

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distruption of the normal propulsive gi motor activity

85
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predispoisiton of ileus

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young
large

86
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types of mechanical ileus

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intraluminal, intramural, extramural

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types of functional ileus

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paralytic, vascular bowel disease, spastic bowel segment

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cause of foreign body ileus

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solid/ cavitary object
linear foreign bodies
trichobezoar

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pathophysiology of ileus

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intestinal spams and ischaemia, impaired peristalsis, fluid, electrolyte imbalance

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clinical signs of ileus

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no appetite
depressed
vomitting
abdo pain
praying position of dog
dehydration

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abdominal palpation of ileus

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foreign body
wide intestines
bunching of intestines
no faeces

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diagnosis of ileus

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xray
contrast x ray
US
ex lap

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