Gastrointestinal Disease of the Horse Clinical III Flashcards

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what is the lethal dose of cantharidin toxicosis?

A

< 1 mg/kg: 6-8 beetles

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what can be seen on histopathology of infiltrative or inflammatory disease (categories)?

A

granulomatous enteritis
lymphocytic/plasmocytic enteritis
eosinophilic enterocolitis
lymphoma

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3
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what is the drug of choice for potomac horse fever?

A

oxytetracycline

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4
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what is seen on bloodwork with adult colitis?

A

neutropenic leukopenia
high SAA
high-normal fibrinogen
toxic changes
volume depletion?
hypoproteinemia
electrolyte loss
elevated creatinine

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5
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what are the infectious causes of diarrhea in adult horses?

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Clostridium A and B
Clostridium perfringens A, B, E, NetF
Neorickeettsia risticii
Salmonella spp
equine coronavirus

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what are the unique to foals infectious causes of diarrhea?

A

Lawsonia intracellularis
Rhodococcus equi
rotavirus

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what are the non-infectious causes of diarrhea in adult horses?

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antibiotic-associated
grain overload
right dorsal colitis
sand impaction
cantharidin toxicosis
cyathostomiasis
infiltrative or inflammatory

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where should you scan to diagnose right dorsal colitis?

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10-15 ICS on the right

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