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1
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Generalized cardiomegaly, pulmonary edema, pleural effusion, left mumur

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DCM

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Right sided disease, R.S enlargement, tortous pulmonary vessels

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Heartworm

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Eucoleus aerophilus (formerly Capillaria aerophilus)

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Chronic cough in cats

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Ulcerated swelling, draining tracts, purulent discharge on face/ paw, THICK walled oval shaped yeast-like organisms

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Sporotrichosis

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Ulcerated swelling, draining tracts, purulent discharge on face/ paw, THIN walled oval shaped yeast-like organisms

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Cryptococcosis

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6
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Congenital vestibular dysfxn

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Nystagmus, circling

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7
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Transmitted via cat bites

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FIV

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8
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Dermal hemangiosarcoma

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UV light exposure

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9
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More than 85% are malignant

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Feline mammary tumors

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10
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Most specific dx for heart worm

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Heartworm antigen

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11
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Decreases bone resorption of calcium

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Calcitonin

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12
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Fixed and dilated pupils ff trauma

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Traumatic brain injury

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13
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Mostly secondary to renal disease/ hyperthyroidism

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Hypertension in cats

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14
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Hard dry stool palpated in distal colon, large colon filled with feaces. Due to malunion pelvic fracture

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Megacolon

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15
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Identical to bovine

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Feline insulin

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16
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Draining abscess, micro org stains with “safety pin” appearance

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Plague

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17
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Right side (head tilt, Protruding nictating membrane, mitotic pupil, absent R. palpebral reflex)

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Lesion in R. middle/ inner ear

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18
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Malunion pelvic fracture

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Megacolon

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19
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Lesion in L. brain stem (Left vestibular disease)

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Left circling/ head tilt

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20
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Wheezes, coughing

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Feline asthma

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21
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Eroding ulcers and subcutaneous swelling over nose (Roman nose), face, body. Yeast like fungi with thick capsules/ narrow necked budding

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Cryptococcosis

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22
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mm is dark/ cyanotic, dark brown urine

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Acetaminophen toxicity

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23
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Mass in throat, lateral to trachea/ larynx, Azotemia

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Primary hyperparathyroidism

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24
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Vomiting after eating. Dx. Barman sedation

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Ollanus tricuspis

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25
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Ulcerated sores/ erythematous lesions on lips, buccal mucosa. Rx. Corticosteroids

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Feline eosinophilic ulcer

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26
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Keratic/ mutton fat precipitates in anterior chamber of eyes, Hyperglobulinemia

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Feline Infectious Peritonitis

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27
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Toxoplasmosis - Rx

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Clindamycin

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28
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Rx of cholaniohepatitis. Increases bile flow

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Ursodiol

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29
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Feline asthma (Coughing, wheezing, respiratory distress)

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Bronchial pattern

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30
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Grape like swelling with round scab on it and something appears to move under it. Widen scab hole with forceps, remove mass

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Cutebra

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31
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Can metastasize to digits

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Pulmonary adenocarcinomas

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32
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Hunched up after surgery

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Pain control is inadequate

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33
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Mass under jaw, behind right stifle, kidneys feel lumpy, iodized Ca value

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Hypercalcemia of malignancy

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34
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Lethargy, cloudy eyes, anterior uveitis

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Dx test: Toxoplasmosis serology

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35
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Weight loss, Lethargy, increase RR

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Pleural effusion

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36
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Dx of feline ovarian remnant syndrome

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LH testing

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37
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Human oral hypoglycemic agent given to cats. It promotes insulin secretion to pancreas

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Glipizide

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38
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Used to rx anxiety by serotonin reuptake inhibition

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Fluoxetine

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39
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Invades normal flesh e.g screw worm

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Obligatory myasis

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40
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Invades damaged tissue e.g Myasis

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Facultative myasis

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41
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Lethargy, stunted growth, abnormal gait

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Hypothyroidism

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42
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Safest NSAID for use in cats

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Robenacoxib

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43
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Trigeminal neuritis

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Flaccid jaw paralysis

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44
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Quiet in sternal recumbency

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No intervention needed. Keep monitoring

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45
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Dx. Serum total T4, fasting blood glucose

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PU, PD, Poly phagia

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46
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cat, straining to defecate, large firm tubular density in caudal abdomen

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Megacolon

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47
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Reoccurrence is common. Over 90%

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Injection site sarcoma

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48
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2 hours after drinking ethylene glycol

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4 MP, IV fluids

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49
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Palpable cranial abdominal mass

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Tricobenzoars

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50
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Dyspnea, crackles on auscultation of lungs, severe oral ulcerations, ptyalism

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Non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema likely due to electric cord bites

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51
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Stomatitis, gingivitis, fighting with other cats, nasal discharge and sneezing

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Dx. FIV. Test; ELISA FIV antibody test

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52
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Most prevalent flea on dogs and cats

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Ctenocephalides felis

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53
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Flaccid limbs with pale, cyanotic nail bed, weak femoral pulse, cardiac mumur

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Aortic thromboembolism

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54
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Systolic mumur in L.S 5-6 intercostal space

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HCM

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55
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Dog/cat bit by raccoon, vaccination overdue but have documentation

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Immediate booster; keep under owner control/ observe for 45 days

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56
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Horner’s syndrome on R. side, R. head tilt, horizontal nystagmus (fast phase to the left)

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Right otitis media/ interna

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57
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Cat test positive for FeIV ELISA test

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Perform a W. blot FIV test

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58
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Cat vaccinated for FVRCP, FeLV, and rabies test positive for FIV by ELISA

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Need a W. blot test to confirm dx

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59
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Mibolerone and megastrol acetate

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Used to suppress estrus in dogs. The later has been associated with cystic endometrial hyperplasia and pyometra

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60
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Raw fresh water fish

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Thiamine antagonists

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61
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2 cats fighting, 1 of the cats suddenly attacks person separating them

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Redirected aggression

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62
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Reticulocytosis, polychromasia

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Regenerative anemia

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63
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Cat diagnosed with mega colon has continued to be obstipated despite colonic evacuation and low residue diet and laxatives

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Subtotal colectomy

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64
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Best time to perform exploratory laparotomy on feline patient with suspected ovarian remaint syndrome

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After hormonal stimulation

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65
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Vomiting for past 24 hours

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Linear foreign body

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66
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Best initial rx for urethral obstruction caused by urethral plug. Plug is flushed back into bladder

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Retrograde urohydropulsion

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67
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Cat diagnosed with mega colon has continued to be obstipated despite colonic evacuation and low residue diet and laxatives

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Subtotal colectomy

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68
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Used to rx feline elimination disorders but has greatest potential for accidental overdose

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Amitriptyline

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69
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Ravenous appetite, weight loss, and fur looks unkempt, high values for T4

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Hyperthyroidism

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70
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Hydronephrosis

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Big kidney

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71
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Hydroureter e.g In Urolithiasis

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Little kidney

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72
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Most common with trichobezoars

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Vomiting

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73
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Best diet for hepatic lipidosis

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High quality protein, high fiber

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74
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91% reduction in developing mammary tumors

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Cats spayed before 6 months

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75
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Clumped platelets (thrombocytes)

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Normal in feline

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76
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To detect intraluminal obstructive lesion in urethra of cat

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Positive contrast urethrocystography

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77
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Coughing, several papules/ nodules on skin

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Cryptococcosis

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78
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Pale mm, lethargy, and epistaxis

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Test prothrombin time

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79
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Used to Rx. Patient with hairballs. Enhances motility and promotes gastric emptying

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FIP

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80
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Rx for Dermatophytosis (Ring worm)

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Itraconazol

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81
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Abdominal palpation shows ascites, irregular shaped kidneys, Abdominocentesis shows straw colored viscous fluid with macrophages, neutrophils, and lymphocyte

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FIP

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82
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Weight loss, regurgitating undigested food

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Megaesophagus

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83
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Vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, hypoalbuminemia: Dx. Intestinal biopsy

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Inflammatory bowel disease

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84
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Mixed alveolar/ interstitial lung pattern, dilated pulmonary arteries, multiple linear structures in R. ventricle

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+ve Heart worm antigen or +ve ELISA

85
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PEA, Asystole, Ventricular fibrillation

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3 most common arrest arrhythmias in cats

86
Q

Cataract in dogs especially miniature poodles and Labrador retriever

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Progressive retinal atrophy

87
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Common cause of cataract in dogs but not cats

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DM

88
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Alopecia, scaling, crusting

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Microsporum sp

89
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Firm, solitary, free movable, pigmented mass

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Basal cell tumor

90
Q

Pruritus around head/ neck, superficial/ deep skin scrapping is negative for mites, no evidence of mites, has good appetite but sometimes vomits Rx. (Eliminate beef, fish, milk from diet)

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Food allergy

91
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Rx for cholangiohepatitis

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Amoxicillin-clavulanic acid

92
Q

Not recommended for rx of heartworm in cats due to severe toxicity

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Melarosomine

93
Q

Cat with cough, dyspnea, positive heart worm antigen test

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Rx Prednisolone

94
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Recurrent skin lesion on bridge of nose, pinna, ear. Resolves in fall and winter when cat is kept indoors

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Mosquito bite hypersensitivity

95
Q

Filamentous organism with acid fast staining

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Mycobacterium

96
Q

Diff pyelonephritis from LUTD

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Ultrasonography

97
Q

Thoracic limb lameness, carpal swelling

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Infection (Osteomyelitis)

98
Q

Toxic/ not used for cats

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Amitraz, pyrethroids

99
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Imidacloprid

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Rx of fleas/ ticks in cats

100
Q

Sneezing, mucopurulent/ hemorrhagic nasal discharge with budding yeast organisms with large thick capsule and thin wall. Dx. Serology

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Cryptococcus

101
Q

Acute onset of swollen mammary gland in young intact female

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Hyperplasia

102
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Rx: 1st line (high fiber/ diet developed to prevent urolithiasis), if no resolution, 2nd line (Glucocorticoids – Prednisolone, dexa)

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Imidacloprid

103
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Dyspnea, elevated RR, muffled heart/ lung sounds, pleural effusion, enlarged cardiac silhouette - DX

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Thoracocentasis

104
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Anterior pituitary tumor of somatotropic cells

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Feline acromegaly

105
Q

Rx for antifreeze within 3 hours of ingestion

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4 MP

106
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Rx for antifreeze from 4 hours of ingestion

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20% Ethanol IV

107
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Lesions on pinna/ face, eroded, covered with thick crusts, no micro orgs

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Pemphigus foliaceus

108
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Weakness of pelvic limb, loss of conscious proprioception, poor withdrawal reflexes

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Polyneuropathy

109
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Rivaltas test

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Differentiate effusion from other diseases

110
Q

Pleomorphic bipolar, round/ oval organisms inside erythrocytes

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Cytauxzoonosis

111
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Anorexia, lethargy, vomiting, Spec fPL is high

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Pancreatitis

112
Q

Feline asthma - DX

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Chest radiographs

113
Q

Avoid ketamine (Eliminated by kidneys)

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Urinary tract obstruction

114
Q

Generalized weakness, PU, PD. DX: Check Potassium

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Hypokalemic myopathy

115
Q

Flea dip. Rx. Metocarbamol

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Permethrin toxicity

116
Q

Looks like rings on RBC. Regenerative anemia that progresses into stress/ immunosup

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Mycoplasma haemofelis (Hemobartonella felis)

117
Q

Rx for uncomplicated feline pancreatitis

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Enteral nutritious support

118
Q

Young cat with increased respiratory effort and decreased size compared

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Pectus excavatum

119
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Most common congenital heart defect in cat

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Ventricular septal defect

120
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Selective serotonin

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Most effective rx for feline aggression

121
Q

Most common sign in cat with hypertension

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Acute blindness (Hypertensive retinopathy)

122
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Persistent regurgitation just after weaning, underweight Rx. Thoracotomy

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Persistent R. aortic arch

123
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Transmitted to cats from rodents

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M. lepraemurium

124
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Has bright fluorescent glow under woods lamp

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Microsporum canis

125
Q

Lethargy, sneezing, epiphora, ocular/ nasal discharges

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Feline rhinotracheitis

126
Q

Erythematous lesion on upper lip and philtrum

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Eosinophilic ulcer

127
Q

To evaluate efficacy of methimazole rx in hyperthyroidism

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Measure total T4

128
Q

Confine 10 days for observation; vaccinate after 10 days

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Cat bit owner and drew blood

129
Q

2 month old kitten with difficulty breathing

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Vascular ring anomaly

130
Q

Diabetes plus Neurologic signs (Pacing and circling)

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Hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndrome (HHS)

131
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Progressive ataxia, paraparetic, conscious proprioceptive deficits in both rear legs

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Spinal lymphosarcoma

132
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Loud breathing, unilateral mucous discharge, soft tissue density in nasopharynx, increased radio density of osseous bulla. Prognosis is excellent with surgery

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Nasopharyngeal polyps

133
Q

Transmitted via ticks (Ambylomma, Dermacentor)

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Cytaxzoon felis

134
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Large round worms, common in cats. Rx Pyrantel pamote *(safe in pregnancy), piperazine, febendazole, etc

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Toxocara cati

135
Q

Almost transparent worms

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Strongyloides stercoralis

136
Q

Whip worms, long and slender

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Trichuris vulpis

137
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Rupture of thoracic duct is potential cause

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Chylothorax

138
Q

Increased calcium and fatal renal calcification

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Cholecalciferol (Vit. D3) toxicosis

139
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Bleeding lump, firm, solitary, hairless, dome shape, clusters of large cells with round to oval nuclei that are adherent to each other. Rx. Surgical removal

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Basal cell tumor

140
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Alprazolam (A benzodiazepine)

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Potentiates the effect of GABA. Used to moderate anxiety in urine spraying cat.

141
Q

X-ray crystallography

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Used to diff magnesium phosphate from Ca oxalate cystic calculi

142
Q

Swelling of lymph gland with creamy purulent discharge, gram negative bipolar cocci

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Plague

143
Q

Can be assessed by examination in a light room, then dark room

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Anisocoria (pupils of different sizes)

144
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Feline viral rhinotracheitis (Feline herpes 1), Chlamidophilia (mycoplasma)

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Bilateral conjunctivitis

145
Q

Conditions that develop in Idiopathic Feline Hypercalcemia

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Calcium Oxalate urolithiasis, Chronic kidney disease

146
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Rx. Glucocorticoids, or steroids, improve airways in lungs by decreasing inflammation in airways due to allergens. RX: DCN: Penetrates bronchial secretion

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Wheezes

147
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Associated with Lymphocytic plasmacytic stomatitis. Common in sheltered cats

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Calcivirus

148
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Profound pan leucopenia (50-3000 WBC/uL)

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Feline distemper

149
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Immunosuppression is rare compared to other chemotherapeutic agents

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I – Asperginase

150
Q

Pleural effusion resulting from CHF. Rx Thoracentesis

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Muffles lung sounds, cyanotic mm, and systolic murmur

151
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Sneezing, bilateral mucopurulent ocular discharge

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Feline calcivirus

152
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Submit a blood sample for FeLV antigen test

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+ve ELISA FIV antibody test

153
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Vomiting, 6% dehydration

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Lactated Ringers solution

154
Q

Common in dogs, No insulin, no glucose uptake, increase tissue breakdown due to gluconeogenesis

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Type 1 DM

155
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Common in cats, inadequate insulin secretion, and impaired insulin resistance

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Type 2 DM

156
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Long term rx. Steroids, Terbutaline/ albuterol

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Feline asthma/ bronchitis

157
Q

Foul smelling, pasty diarrhea, oocyst of Cystoisospora genus

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Coccidiosis

158
Q

Withdrawal when hind limb/medial digit is pinched

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Femoral nerve

159
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Most common cause of urolithiasis in cats in N. America. Radio opaque. Avoid vit D,C, take lots of water

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Ca Oxalate

160
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Withdrawal when toe/lateral digit is pinched

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Sciatic nerve

161
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Cat from shelter, increased volume/ fluidity of feces, oocyte (4-6 micrometer)

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Cryptosporidosis

162
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Severe trauma between T2-T13 causes interruption of inhibitory neuron from lumbar spinal cord.

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Schiff- Sherrington syndrome

163
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Idiopathic, renal disease, malignancy

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Hypercalcemia in cats

164
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Black oral mass in upper gingival, hard palate

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Malignant Melanomas (common in dogs). Dx: Biopsy/Histopath

165
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Diaphragmatic hernia

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Dx. Thoracic radiography

166
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Nasal odor, hemorrhagic discharge, sneezing, stertorous breathing

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Nasal tumor

167
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Crusty, erythematous, pruritic lesion on chin. Fungal culture, skin scrapings are negative

A

Idiopathic chin acne

168
Q

Simple continuous

A

Uterus

169
Q

Diabetes mellitus, cardiomyopathy, and renal disease

A

Acromegaly

170
Q

Cat has eaten dead rat beside a box of rat poison. Owner will present in 10 mins

A

Induce vomiting with dexmedetomidone, xylazine. Apomorphine in dogs

171
Q

Hit by car, lung sounds muffles on R. side

A

Diaphragmatic herenia

172
Q

Check BMBT

A

Before a liver biopsy

173
Q

Most common cause of regurgitation in cats/dogs. Secondary acquired form is via Myasthenia gravis

A

Megaoesophagus

174
Q

Fibrotic dermal nodule/ ulcerated plaques

A

Ceruminous gland carcinoma

175
Q

Pargonimus kelicotti (small lung fluke)

A

Bronchitis

176
Q

Seen in 80% of cats with HAC than dogs

A

Diabetes mellitus

177
Q

Contraindicated in patients with GI hemorrhage, obstruction

A

Metoclopramide

178
Q

Common in cats with FIP

A

Hydrocephalus

179
Q

Fever, icterus, abdominal pain

A

Cholangiohepatitis

180
Q

Kitten from shelter with diarrhea, tiny oocysts 38-51 micrometers

A

Sulfonamethoxine, Trimethoprim sulfa

181
Q

Bilateral conjunctivitis and rhinitis

A

Dx. Chlamydia / Rx. Tetracyclines

182
Q

Lomustine

A

Rx. Mast cell tumor

183
Q

Rx. KCS

A

Cyclosporin and Tacrolimus

184
Q

Unilateral dropped hock/ plantigrade stance

A

Achilles tendon rupture

185
Q

Red/ dark green vaginal discharge from pregnant cat

A

Placental detachment

186
Q

Decreased appetite, chronic vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss

A

Inflammatory bowel disease

187
Q

Cats over 10, polyphagia

A

Hyperthyroidism

188
Q

Detection of FCoV Ag in macrophages by immunofluorescence, Immunohistochemical staining

A

Confirmation of FIP

189
Q

Persistently infected with FeLV (Viremic for life)

A

+ve ELISA and IFA

190
Q

4-7 months

A

Adult canine erupts in cats

191
Q

5-6 months

A

Adult canine erupts in dogs

192
Q

Erythematous ulcerative non itchy lesions

A

Eosinophilic granuloma

193
Q

LA Insulin. Follow up medication ff rx and resolution of DKA. Every 12 hours

A

Glargine

194
Q

240mg/dl

A

Renal tubular threshold for glucose in cats

195
Q
A

Renal tubular threshold for glucose in dogs

196
Q

180mg/dl

A

Renal tubular threshold for glucose in dogs

197
Q

Caudal lumbar injury (L4-L6)

A

No patellar reflex, urinary incontinence

198
Q

Vision loss in older cat

A

Check thyroid function, BUN/ creatinine

199
Q

Anterior uveitis, hyperglobulinemia, neutrophilic leukocytosis

A

FIP

200
Q

FIP wet form

A

Pleural effusion

201
Q

FIP dry form

A

No Pleural effusion

202
Q

Gallop rhythm

A

HCM

203
Q

High protein, low carbs

A

DM diet

204
Q

Right head tilt, horizontal nystagmus, fast phase left, circling to right

A

Nasopharyngeal polyps

205
Q

3 cm and above (6 months), 2cm and below (3 years)

A

Prognosis following mastectomy

206
Q

Pregnancy detection in cats (in days): Abdominal palpation in cats

A

18-20

207
Q

Pregnancy detection in cats (in days): Ultrasound

A

28

208
Q

Pregnancy detection in cats (in days): Radiograph

A

40

209
Q

Pregnancy detection in gods (in days): Radiograph

A

45

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