cats

Question 1

vaccs

Answer 1

fvrcp- rhino calici and pan and then felv does not cause a pos felv test only the infected do
FIV- interfere with diagnostic tests

non cores- felie corona, chlamydia broadtail and guard

Question 2

chronic renal insufficiency

Answer 2

dehydration-poluria -azotemia LRS good
metabolic acidosis bicarb <17
hypokalemia need oral sup
uremia-cannot excrete can cause near issues from toxins
calcium and ph imbalance and anorexia , anemia and hypertenion osteolysis
want low protein and lo calcium high moisture diet high calorie and reduced phos
should expect increased water intake and doral sup then ace inhibitors or antihyoertenionand famotidine pepcid and calcitriol therapy

Question 3

feline idiopathic asthma

Answer 3

labored breathing wheezing, cough and bronchial pattern damaged airway and edema and smooth muscle constriction cats can have intermittent or consistent signs or acute emergency flucutisone and albuterol

Question 4

FIP

Answer 4

effusive and dry - protein and fibrin rich fluid- leaking into cavities and dry form fluid analysis dark yellow sticky viscous - high proteins -globulins- hyperglobulinemia perivascular pyogranulomatous inflammation
- noneffective treatment or cure

Question 5

hypert

Answer 5

thyroid nodule, polyphaghia tachycardia - treat with methimazole - radioactive thyroid - weightless with polyphagia elevated alt alp last erythrocytosis hypertension facial excoriations from itching from meds so much thyroidectomy or radioactive iodine or diet

Question 6

sarcomas 1/100k locally invasive

Answer 6

rabies and felv - mitotic figures adriamycin to treat or surgery