Diseases of the Forestomach, Abomasum, and Stomach Flashcards

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what provides a mechanism for preventing colonization by and multiplication of pathogens in the forestomach?

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rich microflora
alkaline pH

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what can nails and wires as foreign bodies result in?

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perforation of reticulum, peritonitis, and/or pericarditis

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why is eating used batteries and paints a problem?

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lead poisoning

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who are trichobezoars (hair balls) common in?

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goats
bucket-fed calves

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what is primary tympany (bloat) from?

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frothy bloat: diet

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why is ruminal bloat a problem?

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compression of thorax: cardiorespiratory compromise

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when does primary/frothy bloat typically occur?

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with a new diet: alfalfa, clover
too much protein

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what can cause secondary tympany?

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obstruction by foreign body/tumors
damage to vagus nerve: abnormal motility
physical damage/compression

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what is thee only reliable indicator of antimortem bloat?

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bloat line: sharp line, congestion cranial to

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what does a grain overload cause?

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fermentation of excess cardbohydrates: pH drops, protozoa die
Lactobacillus and Streptococcus do well: D-lactate leads to influx of water and rumen atony

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what are the consequences of grain overload?

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dehydration
lactic acidosis
rumenitis (mucosal damage)

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what does acidosis in the rumen lead to?

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mucosal injury
invasion of resident flora: can be transported to liver and lungs

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what happens in mycotic rumenitis?

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fungi invade vessels, leading to thrombosis and areas of infarction

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14
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what is inflammation of the abomasum?

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abomasitis

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15
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what parasites can cause abomasitis?

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Hemonchus conortus: sheep
Ostertagia: cattle and small ruminants

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what do Haemonchus species do?

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voracious blood suckers: anemia and hypoproteinemia

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what does oastergagiasis result in?

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impaired digestion: failure to thrive, hypoproteinemia, diarrhea

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18
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how common are neoplasms of the forestomach?

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rare

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what epithelial tumors can occur in the forestomach?

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reticulorumen papilloma
rumen squamous cell carcinoma (from mouth to rumen)

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what are the three parts of the monogastric stomach?

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cardia
fundus
pyloric region

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21
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what lines the cardia of the monogastric stomach?

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squamous epithelium

22
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what do gastric mucus cells secrete?

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bicarbonate and mucus: buffers gastric acid

23
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what is gastric dilation and volvulus associated with?

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exercise after large meals/water
aerophagia

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does dilation or volvulus come first in gastric dilation and volvulus?

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no one knows which comes first: multifactorial

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what is primary gastric dilation and rupture in horses due to?
overconsumption of grain or cold water
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what is secondary gastric dilation and rupture in horses due to?
obstruction of small bowel or colic with ileus
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what are gastroduodenal ulcerations due to?
increased acid secretion and/or loss of mucosal integrity
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what is an erosion?
partial loss of mucosa
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what can cause gastric ulcers in small animals?
local disturbances or trauma to mucosal epithelial barrier elevated acid secretion
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where are gastric ulcers most common in pigs?
pars esophagea: squamous part
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what is often the outcome of gastric ulcers in pigs?
fatal: perforation, hemoabdomen, acute death common
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where can gastric ulcers occur in horses?
margo plicatus (squamous part) pars glandularis: less common
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what is a ulcer in the margo plicatus in foals associated with?
gastric reflux
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what parasite is a common finding in the stomach of horses?
Gasterophilus bots
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when is uremic gastritis seen?
mostly in dogs with severe renal disease infrequently cats and horses
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what is the most common gastric tumor in dogs?
gastric adenocarcinoma
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what is the most common gastric tumor in horses?
squamous cell carcinoma
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what is the most common gastric neoplasm in cats?
lymphoma
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when is lymphoma in the forestomach common in cattle?
with bovine leukemia virus also in heart, epidural space, retrobulbar
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who are gastrointestinal stromal tumors and leiomyosarcomas common in?
dogs and horses more in small intestine
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what are leiomyosarcomas?
smooth muscle fibers
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are metastases common with gastrointestinal stromal tumors and leiomyosarcomas?
no
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what are phytobezoars from?
excess of indigestible roughage
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how does primary bloat occur?
bubbles block the cardia and prevent eructation
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what can damage the vagus nerve and cause bloat?
inflammation: pharyngitis, mediastinitis, pleuritis, peritonitis
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what are the common fungi in mycotis rumenitis?
Mucor Absidia Rhizopus Aspergillus
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what bacteria can cause abomasitis?
Clostridium septicum: Braxy disease
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which Haemonchus spp infect sheep and cattle?
sheep: H. contortus cattle: H. placei
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what does prostaglandin E2 do?
stimulates mucus secretion inhibits acid secretion regulates blood flow
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which pigs usually get gastric ulcers?
penned, fed finely ground feed
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what are the lesions like with uremic gastritis?
mucosal hyperemia, erosions, hemorrhage thickened wall due to edema and deposition of calcium vasculitis: uremia-induced endothelial damage