Lecture 22: Urinary Pathology 4 Flashcards

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What species does stephanurus dentatus infect

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swine

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what is pathogenesis of stephanurus dentatus

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  1. Ingestion of larvae or infected earthworm or dermal penetration of larvae
  2. Larvae migrate from intestine—> liver—> kidney
  3. Adults in perirenal fat or in kidney
  4. Cyst communicates with renal pelvis or ureter
  5. Release eggs in urine
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what are some associated lesions with stephanurus dentatus

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milk spots/fibrosis on liver

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what is a sequela of stephanurus dentatus

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hydronephrosis

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5
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from pig- what likely cause

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Stephanurus dentatus

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what is dioctophyma renale known as

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giant kidney worm

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Who does dioctophyma renale affect

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dog, mink, cat, any fish eating mammals

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During necropsy of dog you find this in renal pelvis what wrong

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dioctophyma renale

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what is sequela of dioctophyma renale

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adults in kidneys—> hemorrhagic to suppurative pyelitis—> ureteral obstruction—> parenchymal atrophy and hydronephrosis

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what this and where are they found

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Pearsonema spp- attach to urinary bladder mucosa> ureter and pelvis

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t or f: no clinical signs of pearsonema spp

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true

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what is the most common primary renal tumor of dog, cattle, and horse

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renal carcinoma

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From dog what this

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renal carcinoma

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which species is metastasis common in for renal carcinomas

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dogs, rarely cattle

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what this and who is it common in

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renal nephroblastoma
Common in pigs and chickens»> calves and dogs (GSD)

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what does a nephroblastoma arise from

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primitive renal tissue- true embryonal tumor

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what is histo appearance of renal nephroblastoma

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primitive glomeruli and tubules and primitive mesenchyme

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renal nephroblastoma can produce __ that increases __

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erythropoetin, increase RBC

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renal nephroblastoma metastasis common in who and where

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dogs- sublumbar LN, liver, lung

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What is the most common renal neoplasm of cats and what is cause

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lymphoma
Cause: FeLV

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21
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what is cause of lymphoma in cattle

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BLV

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22
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From cat what wrong

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Lymphoma

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23
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what is in lower urinary tract

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ureter, urinary bladder and urethra

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female or male: shorter tract predisposes to more infections

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female

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female or male: longer tract predisposes to more obstructions
male
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what wrong and what cause
dilated urinary bladder Cause: obstruction vs neuromuscular disease
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what wrong and who is this common in
ruptured urinary bladder Common in male newborn foals
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what are causes of ruptured urinary bladder
urethral obstruction, trauma, dystocia
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what is sequela to ruptured urinary bladder
uroperitoneum
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how do you dx ruptured urinary bladder
see peritoneal effusion take serum ration of potassium, phosphorus and creatinine if it is >2:1 then urinary bladder rupture
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where is the most common place of urolithiasis
ureter
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what species is urolithiasis most co mon in
cats, sheep/goats, dogs, cattle
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what species are matrix plugs commonly found in
male cats
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what stones do you get with acidic urine
oxalate
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what stones do you get with alkaline urine
struvites: carbonate and phosphate
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what type of stone do you get with bacterial infection
struvite
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what is common location for urethral stone obstruction in dogs
base of os penis
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what is common location for urethral obstruction in cats
entire urethra
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what is common location for urethral obstruction in cattle
sigmoid flexure
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what is common location for urethral obstruction in sheep/goats
vermiform appendage
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what is common location for urethral obstruction in all animals
ischial arch
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what is the sequela or urolithiasis if stone in renal pelvis/ureter
hydronephrosis and pyelonephritis +/= rupture ureter—> hydroureter
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what is sequela if urolithiasis in urinary bladder
distended urinary bladder with thinned walls, inflamed bladder (cystitis)
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what is sequela of urolithiasis in urethra
urethral obstruction—> death from hyperkalemia
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what are some clinical signs of urolithiasis
dysuria, stranguria, pollakiuria, Hematuria, post renal azotemia
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What stone is this and who is it common in. When is it a problem
silica Ruminants ingesting grasses rich in silica Problem when urine production is low
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from dog what type of stone, what is it associated with
struvite Associated with infections, especially canine females with alkaline urine
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from cat what kind of stone. What breeds common in and what risk factor
oxalate Breeds: Persians and himalayans Risks: acidic urine
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what stone is this. What is risk factor, what breed and what associated diseases
Urate Risk: high protein diet Breed: Dalmatians Dz: liver disease, PSS
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cystitis more common in males or females
females
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what are some causes of cystitis in all animals, cattle, pigs
all: E.coli Cattle: Cornybacterium renale and T. Pyogenes Pig: actinobaculum suis
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what wrong
cystiti
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what is most common cause of feline lower urinary tract disease
idiopathic
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what are some predisposes factors to cystitis
1. Urine stasis 2. Hooded vulva 3. Urinary incontinence
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what wrong
Cystitis, hemorrhagic cystitis
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what is polyploid cystitis
chronic cystitis inflammation and hyperplasia
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polyploid cystitis is associated with __ or __
persistent UTI or urolithiasis
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what Is follicular cystitis
chronic cystitis with lymphoid follicle formation
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what is cause of follicular cystitis
chronic urolithiasis
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dog bladder what wrong
polyploid cystitis
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dog bladder what wrong
Follicular cystitis
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what is cause of emphysematous cystitis
gas producing bacteria cause gas expansion of bladder wall
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what disease is emphysematous cystitis typically associated with
DM-glucosuria
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what wrong
emphysematous cystitis
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what does ingestion of bracken fern cause
enzootic Hematuria in cattle
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what is pathogenesis of enzootic Hematuria in cattle
1. Ingestion of bracken fern 2. Lesions of inflammation, hyperplasia, metaplasia, dysplasia 3. Increased amount of time develop into multiple types of tumors
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what tumors are associated with enzootic Hematuria
papillomas, fibromas, hemangioma, carcinoma
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cow bladder- what wrong and what cause
hemangioma Cause: enzootic Hematuria from bracken fern
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where is the most common site for primary epithelial neoplasia in lower urinary tract
bladder
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what this and what causing
TCC—> hydronephrosis
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what is sequela to TCC
obstruction—> hydroureter, hydronephrosis, metastasis to sublumbar LN
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What wrong
rhabdomyosarcoma causing hypertrophic osteopathy
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what is origin of botryoid rhabomyosarcoma
embryonal myoblasts
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who gets botytroid rhabdomyosarcoma
young, <2yrs, large breed dogs- Saint Bernards
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what is an associated lesion of botryoid rhabdomyosarcoma
hypertrophic osteopathy