ESO

Question 1

position of animal during esophagectomy

Answer 1

dorsal recumb

Question 2

If wall is compromised (purplish, bluish, bright red), incision must be done ___ to the foreign body so that you are incising on the healthy tissue

Answer 2

caudal

Question 3

If the foreign body/mass is in the cranial thoracic esophagus
___ approach is done

Answer 3

Lateral Intercostal Thoracotomy

Question 4

animal’s postion for Lateral Intercostal Thoracotomy

Answer 4

right lat recumb

Question 5

Preserve the branch ____ wc cross the cranial esophagus during

Answer 5

internal thoracic vein and costocervical vein

Question 6

Preserve the branch ____ wc cross the cranial esophagus during Lateral Intercostal Thoracotomy

Answer 6

internal thoracic vein and costocervical vein

Question 7

if mucosa and submucosa require simple interrupted suture intraluminally, then adventitia and muscularis require ____ extraluminally

Answer 7

simple interrupted

Question 8

pattern for apposing sternohyoideus

Answer 8

simple cont.

Question 9

if mass/tumor is 3-5 cm procede to partial esophagectomy, then if ___ procede to whole esophagectomy

Answer 9

> 5 cm

Question 10

antibiotics for anaerobe

Answer 10

ampicillin, cephalosporin

Question 11

if gastropexy is stomach attached to abdominal wall, them esophagopexy is esophagus attached to ___

Answer 11

prevertebral fascia

Question 12

if feeding tubes in cats ranges from 8-16 French, then FT for tubes ____

Answer 12

12-24 except 21 and 23

Question 13

french size for orogastric

Answer 13

8-24 F

Question 14

french size for gastrotomy

Answer 14

16-24 F - tipped

Question 15

french size for enterotomy

Answer 15

5-8 F

Question 16

other term for chinese finger trap

Answer 16

roman sandal suture pattern

Question 17

approach for hiatal hernia

Answer 17

celiotomy or abdominal incision at the cranial 3rd of the abdomen

Question 18

in cases of hernia, gastropexy incision is done at what part of the stomach’s organ?

Answer 18

fundus