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Etiology etc: Repro & Urinary Flashcards

1
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Cause of Nephrolithiasis

A

Ca oxalate

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Cause of Renal Trauma

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Most commonly from “Hit By Car”/ blunt trauma

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What kidney disease that can be acquired(neoplasia, abscess, cyst, stone, iatrogenic) or congential(torsion, kinking, stenosis, atresia) causes progressive dilatation of the renal pelvis and atrophy of the renal parenchyma?????

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Hydronephrosis

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What kidney disease is a complication of obstructive uropathy and caused by an ascending infection.

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Pyelonephritis

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Etiology of Giant Kidney Worm

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Dioctophyma renale

Fish or frog consumption.

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What is the most common benign renal neoplasia?

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Renal Adenoma

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What is the most common malignant renal neoplasia in the dog?

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Renal Cell Carcinoma

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What is the most common renal neoplasia in the cat?

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Renal Lymphoma

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A congenital neoplasia that is more common in young dogs and cats and is part of the developing kidney.

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Embryonic Nephroblastoma

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10
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Surgical Treatment for irreversible acute renal failure, decompensated chronic renal failure or polycystic disease?

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Renal Transplant

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Which breeds, sex and age are predisposed to ectopic ureter?

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Siberian Husky, Lab, Goldern Retriever, West Highland Terrier.

Female canines

Young patients

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12
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What is a ureterocele and does it happen?

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Ureterocele is a dilation of the distal ureter. Caused by persistent membrane in embryonic development.

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13
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1 cause of urethral trauma.

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Iatrogenic –> Spays

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14
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Most common indication for uretheral surgery.

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Ureterolithiasis

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What are the two most common causes of bladder rupture?

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Trauma(HBC)- most common and Iatrogenic

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Which cystic calculi compromise 90% of the calculi found in the bladder?

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Struvite and Ca Oxalate

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Which bladder disease mimics TCC, affects the mucosa , and is non-neoplastic?

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Polypoid Cystitis

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18
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What is the most common bladder tumor in the canine?

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TCC

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19
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Which breed is predisposed to bladder tumors?

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Scottish Terriers

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20
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Where is the most common site for tumors in the urinary tract in dogs?

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Bladder

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21
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What is the most common tumor in the cat?

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TCC

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22
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What is the most common urinary tract tumor in the cat?

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Renal Lymphoma

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What is the site of the second most common urinary tract tumor in the cat?

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Bladder

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In which area of the bladder do we find TCC in the dog?

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Trigone

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25
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In what area of the bladder do we find TCC in the cat?

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Apex

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26
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The following predisposing factors are contribute to which bladder tumor?

Obesity
Insecticide exposure
Herbicide
Cyclophosphamide

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TCC

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27
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What is the most common developmental abnormality of male genitalia?

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Hypospadias

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28
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Which dog breed is predisposed to hypospadias?

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Boston Terriers

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29
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What breed/sex of dogs is predisposed to urethral prolapse?

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Young male brachycephalic dogs

30
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The following are causes for which urethra abnormality.

Urethral surgery
Trauma by uroliths
Iatrogenic from catheterization
Healing after minor trauma

A

Urethral Strictures

31
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Follicular cyst produce which hormone?

32
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Luteal cyst produce which hormone

A

Progesterone

33
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What ages are affected by functional ovarian cyst?

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Young adult

Dog

34
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What age is affected by ovarian neoplasia?

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Older > 10 intact females

35
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What is the tissue of origin for an ovarian adenoma or adenocarcinoma?

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Epithelial Tissue

36
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What is the tissue of origin for a granulosa cell tumor?

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Stromal Tissue

37
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Etiology of ovarian remnant syndrome.

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Surgical error. Ovarian tissue left behind at OHE/OVE

38
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Pathophysiology of cystic endometrial hyperplasia.

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Excess progesterone

39
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Bacteria most responsible for pyometra.

40
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Why is pyometra less common in cats?

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Cats are induced ovulators therefore less chance of excess progesterone.

41
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When does metritis occur?

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Postpartum (~12 hours - 1week)

42
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The following are a list of etiologies for which reproductive tract infection:

Dystocia
Obstertric manipulation
Retained fetus or placenta
Devitalized uterine tissue

43
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This thing is commonly associated with dystocia. It is caused by a rotation of the uterine horn on long axis.

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Uterine Torsion- medical emergency

44
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This is a complication of parturition for up to 48 hours following final fetus. More common in cats.

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Uterine Prolapse

45
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Most common benign uterine neoplasia in the dog.

46
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Feline:

Malignant or Benign Uterine Neoplasia

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Malignant and metastatic

47
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What happens in the vagina that is caused by retained embryonic epithelial tissue?

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Vestibulovaginal Stenosis

No basis for genetic transmission

48
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Name that v-v stenosis:

“Double Vagina”
Thin band of mucosa

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V-v stenosis- SEPTAL

49
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Name that v-v stenosis:

“Imperforate hymen”
Rind shaped

50
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Name that v-v stenosis:

Narrowed section of vaginal vault
Represents failure of growth

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Hypoplasia

51
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Conformational abnormality of the vagina found in medium to large breed dogs. Very common in St.Kitts. Described as a “hooded vulva”

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Recessed Vulva

52
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Condition of the vagina where mucosa becomes edematous and protrudes from vulva. Affects young dogs in one of their first proestrus/estrus cycles.

A

Vaginal edema/hyperplasia

53
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What is the most common neoplasm in the intact female dog?

A

Canine Mammary Tumor

70% of all tumors(benign and malignant)

Median age 7-11 years

54
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What breed of dog is predisposed to malignant canine mammary tumors?

A

German Shepard Dog

55
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Which mammary glands are most commonly affected?

A

4th and 5th

56
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Which mammary condition occurs right after a heat cycle? You will see multiple masses a few mm in diameter.

A

Canine Mammary Hyperplasia

57
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Which malignant mammary tumor is rapidly progressive and affects multiple glands in both chains?

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Inflammatory Carcinoma

58
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What % of feline mammary tumors are malignant?

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85-90%

80% adenocarcinoma

59
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A benign mammary lesion that occurs in young cats. Is complicated by trauma, infection and necrosis.

A

Fibroadenomatous Hyperplasia

60
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Failure of either testicle to descend. Small breeds predisposed. Genetically transmitted.

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Cryptorchidism

61
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Origins and their associated hormones of a functional testicular neoplasia.

A

Sertoli cell- secretes estrogen

Interstitial cell- testosterone

62
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Incomplete formation of the penile urethra

Most common developmental anomaly of external male genitalia.

Most common in Boston Terriers

A

Hypospadias

63
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Inability to retract penis

Congenital is the most common cause: narrowed orifice, and shortened prepuce.

A

Paraphimosis

64
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2 most common penis neoplasias

A

TVT and Mast Cell Tumor

65
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What part of the male reproductive tract is mast cell tumor more frequently malignant?

66
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Normal aging change in the male reproductive tract.

67
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What is the most common organism associated with prostatic abscess/prostatits?

68
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What condition is required to have pre-exisited to have prostatitis?

69
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Type of prostatic neoplasia.

A

Adenocarcinoma

70
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Most useful diagnostic tool for simple septal stenosis.

A

Vaginoscopy

Because you get direct visualization of the stenosis and can evaluate repro and urinary tract.

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