Ch 11 - Joints general Flashcards
In which % of cats is present the mineralisation of the supinator sesamoid?
a.30%
b. 20%
c. 10%
d. 40%
d. 40%
In which % of dogs is present the mineralisation of the supinator sesamoid?
a. 30%
b. 20%
c. 10%
d. 40%
a. 30%
What is FLASE about the sesamoid bones?
a. Small osseous bodies that may be formed in tendons or ligamentous tissue when it passes over osseous structures with greatest friction
b. In dogs the clavicle is not a remnant structure, and therefore is not considered a sesamoid bone
c. Sesamoid bones are not always visible radiographically.
d. Absence of mineralization of the medial fabella and popliteal sesamoid is more prevalent in domestic cats than in pedigree cats
b. In dogs the clavicle is not a remnant structure, and therefore is not considered a sesamoid bone. False, in cats
To know more:
Mineralization of the popliteal sesamoid is variable in dogs and cats
Which is the most common cause of soft tissue swelling around, and of joints?
a. Synovial effusion
b. Synovial hypertrophy
c. joint capsule thickening
d. juxta-articular soft tissues inflammation
a. Synovial effusion
Normal or abnormal?
What do the * primarily represent?
- meniscus
Black arrow –> scant fluid.
Which of the below options is not a cause of joint reduced width?
a.The primary beam not being centred properly (artefactual)
b. Cartilage attrition
c. Muscle contracture.
d. Joint laxity
Joint laxity
which of the following are causes of uneven margins of the subchondral bone?
a. Osteochondrosis/OCD
b. Sepsis
c. Avascular necrosis
d. Immune-mediated joint disease.
e. All of the above
e. All of the above
Which of the following are commonly observed pelvic limb calcifying tendinopathies? (2 correct)
a. Gluteus muscle insertion
b. Iliopsoas muscle insertion
c. Common calcaneal tendon
d. Biceps femoris
a and c.
Which of the options belows is the most common synovial tumour?
a. Histiocytic sarcoma
b. Fibrosarcoma
c. Chondrosarcoma
d. Synovial mysxoma
e. Synovial cell sarcoma
e.
Which is the early change related with joint infection?
a. periosteal proliferation
b. Subchondral bone erosion
c. articular soft tissue swelling
d. secondary osteomyelitis
c. articular soft tissue swelling
to know more:
Subchondral bone erosion is
the first stage of secondary osteomyelitis, which can
become extensive as infection spreads from the joint into
What is FALSE about hypervitaminosis A?
a. Cervical vertebral column, shoulder and elbow joints are the most affected
b. Can affect cats in any age
c. Consist in ankylosing spondylopathy and periarticular enthesopathy
d. Changes become radiological visible after 10 days
d. Changes become radiological visible after 10 days.
10 WEEKS (2 months and a half).