AG MED - RESPIRATORY - Signs & Diagnostics Flashcards
In addition to the following, name five signs of respiratory disease.
- cough
- nasal discharge
- stridor
- abnormal sounds
- dyspnea
- cyanosis
- abducted elbows
- exercise intolerance
- necrotic smell
- nasal erosions, ulcers, etc.
- distortion of nasal bones
In general, a productive cough indicates __________ and a nonproductive cough indicates ____________.
Productive - lower respiratory tract
Nonproductive - upper respiratory tract
What can viruses do to the epithelium?
How long can it take to repair itself?
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Is the presence of nasal discharge pathognomonic?
What are three qualities of nasal discharge to note?
What is the cause of most stridor?
Which ruminants are obligate nasal breathers?
Do you usually need a stethoscope to hear stridor?
Normal lung sounds increase with ________.
Normal lung sounds decrease with ________.
List four abnormal adventitial lung sounds.
Epistaxis =
Two DFDX:
Hemoptysis =
Two DFDX:
What is dyspnea?
What is it based on?
Name 3 dfdx for respiratory dyspnea.
Name 3 types of non-respiratory dyspnea and give examples for each.
Dyspnea = difficult or labored breathing
Based on rate, rhythm (catching breath), character (inspiratory vs expiratory)
What are the borders of the lung in the bovine?
Four categories of lung sounds on auscultation
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Nine respiratory diagnostic procedures in addition to radiographs and ultrasound:
Percussion
Endoscopy
Trans-tracheal wash (TTW)
Bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL)
Thoracocentesis
Sinus trephination
Lung biopsy
Arterial blood gas
Nuclear imaging
Trans-tracheal wash (TTW)
Is it sterile?
What does it sample?
How does cytology correlate with culture and clinical signs?
Trans-tracheal wash (TTW) vs bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL)
- Which results in better representation of the whole lung?
- Which is better for diffuse, non-bacterial lung disease?
- Which costs more?
- Which is better for culture?
- Which is sterile?
- Which is better for cytology?