Essays 41- 50 Flashcards

1
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occurrence of hepatocellular carcinoma

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50% of dog tumours

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2
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form of hepatocellular carcinoma

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massive - one lobe
2/3 in left lobe and papillary process

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3
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breed predisposition of hepatocellular carcinoma

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miniature schnauzers

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4
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signs of hepatocellular carcinoma

A

inappetance
lethargy
vomiting
PU/PD
ascites
ataxia
hepatic encephalopahy
seizures

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5
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diagnosis of hepatocellular carcinoma

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blood test
increased ast/alt
US, CT, xray
liver biopsy

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6
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name of 3 types of perianal tumours

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perianal adenoma - hepatoid adenoma
perianal adenocarcinoma
para anal gland adenocarcinoma

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7
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perianal adenoma – Hepatoid adenoma

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common in older intact dogs
hormone dependant
slow growing
locally invasive
no metastases

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8
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Perianal adenocarcinoma

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older bigger breeds
non hormone dependant
fast growing
no metastases at time of diagnosis

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9
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Para-anal gland adenocarcinoma

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> 10yrs
english cocker
non hormone
aggressive
early metastases
hypercalcaemic

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10
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clinical signs of Adenoma

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non painful
moveable, well circumscribed

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11
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clinical signs of Perianal and paranal gland adenocarcinomas

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pain/ irritation in area
firm adhering mass
ulcerarion
obstipation
HL oedema
PU/PD

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12
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therapy of adenocarcinomas

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cytology first
removal of half the sphincter
chemo - toxeranic, carboplatin, cisplatin

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13
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therapy of adenoma

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castration
marginal excision

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14
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what is a GIST

A

gastro intestinal stromal tumour

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15
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incidence of GIST

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in dogs

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16
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diagnosis of GIST

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palpable abdominal mass (RDP)
lab
xray
endoscope
laparatomy

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17
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therapy of GIST

A

surgery
tyrosine kinase inhibitors
metronomic chemotherapy

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18
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radiotherapy for sinonasal tumours

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definitive intent radiotherapy
intensity modulate radiotherapy
stereotactic radiotherapy
palliative intent radiotherapy

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19
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acute complications of radiotherapy

A

oral mucositis
KCS, blepharitis
rhinitis
skin desquamation

20
Q

late effects of complications of radiotherapy

A

cataract, uveitis
KCS, cornea atrophy
retinal degeneration
haemorrhage
neuronal tissue damage

21
Q

predisposition of pulmonary tumours

A

boxers, dobermann, australian shepherd
persian cats

22
Q

pathology of pulmonary tumours

A

from epithelium of large airways or alveoli
near hilus or peripheral
spread by local invasion
metastases to LN, bone

23
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clinical signs of pulmonary tumours

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coughing
dyspnoea
lethargy
hyporexia
weight,loss
hemoptysis
increased bronchovesicular signs
dull CV sounds
neurological signs
gi signs
lameness

24
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main pulmonary tumours in cats

A

adenocarcinoma

25
Q

main pulmonary tumours in dogs

A

bronchialveolar
scc,
adenocarcinoma

26
Q

treatment of SCC of nasal planum

A

surgery - nasal planum resection
radiotherapy
strontium plesiotherapy - radioactive
chemo - intranasal or electrochemo - carboplatin
photodynamic therapy - free radicals

27
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urinary TCC incidence

A

urinary bladder
dog > cat
bitch > male
scottie, beagle, westie

28
Q

urinary TCC risk factors

A

overweight
cyclophosphamide treatment
isecticides

29
Q

clinical signs of urinary TCC

A

dysuria
hematuria
urinary incontinence
pollakysuria
lameness

30
Q

urinary TCC diagnosis

A

palpation
urine sediment cytology
urine anitgen test
histopath
immunohistochem

31
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urinary TCC treatment

A

surgery - laser
systemic chemo - mitoxantron/ cisplatin/ carboplatin
local chemo - mitomycin
radiotherapy
palliative cox antagonists
homeotherapy

32
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prostate tumour incidence

A

adenocarcinoma
doberman, shetland, scottie, beagle

33
Q

prostate tumour clinical signs

A

dysuria
hematuria
urine retention
hydrourether, hydronephros
tenesmus
neurological dysfunction

34
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prostate tumour diagnostic steps

A

clinical signs
clinical examination
rectal palp
imaging
lab tests
FNA/ biopsy
diagnosis

35
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incidence of feline kidney lymphoma

A

cats
9yrs

36
Q

clinical signs of feline kidney lymphoma

A

aspecific
bilateral renomegalia
diffuse cortex

37
Q

diagnosis of feline kidney lymphoma

A

physical exam
palpation
painful kidneys
lab
histopath
excretory urography, CT, scintography
abdo US, thoracic CT

38
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treatment of feline kidney lymphoma

A

cyclophosphamide
doxorubicin
vincristine
prednisolone

39
Q

what is PNST

A

peripheral nerve sheath tumour

40
Q

characteristics of PNST

A

from schwann cells
middle aged/ old dogs
rare metastsis
can be secondary to lymphoma, malignant sarcoma, haemangiosarcoma, hamartoma

41
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PNST incidence

A

trigeminal
C6 - T2 spinal nerve root
lumbar intumenscence nerves

42
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types of PNST

A

schwannoma, neurofibroma, neurofibrosarcoma

43
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symptoms of PNST

A

chronic lamness

44
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trigeminal PNST

A

unilat masticatory muscular atrophy
decreased jaw tone
decreased facial sensation
horners

45
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diagnosis of PNST

A

brachial plexus can be palpated
MRI
US
cytology
histopath