9. Diseases of the pericardium. Heartworm disease. Flashcards

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congenital pericardial diseases

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pericardial cysts
partial defects
PPDH

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what is PPDH

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peritoneal pericardial diaphragmatic hernia

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what is pericardial effusion

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build up of excess fluid

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predisposition of pericardial effusion

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large dogs
males
over 5yrs

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causes of pericardial effusion in cats

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idiopathic
heart failure
FIP
cardiomyopathy, lymphoma, uraemia

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causes of pericardial effusion in dogs

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idiopathic
cardiac neoplasia
mesothelioma

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pathogenesis of pericardial effusion
transudate

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CHF, PPDH, Hypoalbuminaemia, infection cause an increase in vascular permeability

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pathogenesis of pericardial effusion
exudative

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(non) infectious pericarditis

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pathogenesis of haemorrhages pericardial effusion

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neoplasia
idiopathic
trauma
hemostatic disorder
pericardial mass

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what can pericardial effusion lead to

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cardiac tamponade -> v. cava compression, RA, RV coronary compression

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Clinical signs of pericardial effusion

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ascites
abdomen distension
tachycardia
pale/ cyanotic mm
collapse
vomitting
exercise intolerance
weakness
depression
dyspnoea
weak femoral pulse
jugular distension and pule

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auscultation of pericardial effusion

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weak/ absent heart beat
muffled heart sounds

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pathology of pericardial effusion

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hepatomegaly
splenomegaly
sc oedema

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echo in case of pericardial effusion

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visualisation of tamponade
fluid filled sac
pericardial fluid
tumours
abnormal cardiac motion
collapse of RS chamber

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ECG in case of pericardial effusion

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usually normal
decreased R waves/ alternating R wave
ST - T elevation
sinus tachycardia

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Xray of pericardial effusion

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enlarged cardiac silhouette
dilated caudal vena cava
tracheal dislocation
venous congestion
hepatomegaly
ascites

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17
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treatment of pericardial effusion

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us guided pericardiocentesis
no diuretics
ab, antiinflam

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18
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where to put in needle for us guided pericardiocentesis

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ICS 4-5

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constrictive pericardial disease

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thickening/ scarring of pericardial layers & fluid

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Clinical signs of constrictive pericardial disease

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RS CHF
abdominal distension
tachypnoea
laboured breathing
syncope
weight loss

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echo of constrictive pericardial disease

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pericardial fluid
thickened echogenic pericardium
decreased diastolic chamber size

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Diagnosis of constrictive pericardial disease

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echo
hepatojugular reflex test
cardiac catheterisation

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treatment of constrictive pericardial disease

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subtotal pericardiectomy

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when is prognosis of constrictive pericardial disease good

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if epicardium and pericardium arent fused

25
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where do adult Heartworms live

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pulmonary artery

26
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vector of Heartworm

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mosquitoes

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host and reservoir of Heartworm

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dogs and candids

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name of Heartworm disease

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heartworm, associated resp disease

29
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severity of Heartworm is dependant ono

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no. of worms
how long theyve been present
body rxns
exercise and size of animal

30
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live adult Heartworm can cause

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mechanical trauma
immunosuppression
damage of intime of blood vessels

31
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dead adult Heartworm

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more severe vascular reactions
thrombi causeing embolism, inflammation and fibrosis

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what does inflammation cause in case of Heartworm

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hypoxaemia -> vasoconstriction -> bronchoconstriction -> oedema and inflammation

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what is possible after treatment of Heartworm

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thromboembolism

34
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other consequences of Heartworm

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liver damage
cirrhosis
glomerulonephritis

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clinical signs of the mild form of Heartworm

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none
chronic cough

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clinical signs of moderate Heartworm

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cough
eoistaxis
exercise intolerance
abnormal lung sounds

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Clinical signs of severe form of Heartworm

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cough
epistaxis
exercise intolerance
dyspnoea
abnormal heart and lung sounds
hepatomegaly
syncope
ascites

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what is caval synodrome

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adult worms are displaced to RV

39
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symptoms of caval syndrome

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sudden lethargy
weakness
haemoglobinuria
RS CHF
tricuspid murmur

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clinical signs of Heartworm in cats

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bronchitis
asthma
cough
dyspnoea
intermittent vomiting
lethargy

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diagnosis of Heartworm

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antigen testing
drip test
bloods
echo
ecg
xray
tracheal wash

42
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bloods of Heartworm

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eosinophilia
basophilia
neutrophilia
moncytosis

43
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what is seen in an echo in Heartworm

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RA/ RV dilation
RV hypertrophy
pul artery dilation
paradoxical septal motion
small left heart

44
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treatment of Heartworm

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melarsomine
moxidectin

45
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prevention of Heartworm

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test for worms and microfilaria
prevention with macrocyclic lactones

46
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prognosis of Heartworm

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good/ guarded depending on severity
caval syndrome is poor/ grave

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