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What are some portals of injurious agent entry (4)

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  1. Ingestion 2. Coughed up from the lungs and swallowed 3. Systemic blood borne 4. Parasitic migration
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What are some portals of defence (4)

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1, Stratified squamous epithelium 2. Normal flora 3. Taste buds 4. Saliva

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What to look for during an oral exam

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Colour and capillary refill time

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What are pallor gums and what do they indicate

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Pale gumes Anaemia, haemorrhage, ransack poisoning

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What are Icterus gums and what do they indicate

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Jaundice - accumulation of bile in blood Haemilytic disorders and liver disease

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What are cyanosis gums and what do they indicate

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Oxygen deficiency, methaemoglobinaemia

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What are congestion and oedema gums and what do they indicate

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Bluetongue virus sheep: buccal mucosa and tongue

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What are Petechia/ecchymosis gums and what do they indicate

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Septicaemia, inflammation, thrombocytopenia

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What are some developmental disorders of the oral cavity

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Palatoschisis (cleft palate) Cheiloschisis

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What causes palatoschisis

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Genetic or toxic origin

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What is palatoschisis

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Failure of fusion of lateral palatine arches

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What does palatoschisis involve

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Only soft palate or soft and hard palate

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What is cheioschisis

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Failure of fusion of upper lip along philtrum

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14
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Difference between erosions and ulcers

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Erosion: superficial Ulcer: very deep

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List the viral-induced vesicular stomatitis (4)

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  1. FMDV 2. Vesicular stomatitis 3. Vesicular exanthema 4. Swine vesicular disease
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What are the factors that contribute to great economic loss with vesicular stomatitis (4)

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  1. Poor weight gain 2. Possible abortions associated with fever 3. Secondary bacterial infections 4. Exotic to Australia means export barriers
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What do vesicular viruses cause

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Epitheliotrophic lesions - these are fluid filled vesicles in the epithelium of oral cavity, lips, rostral plate, tongue

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What are some signs of lesions (8)

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  1. Oral and nasal vesicle and bullae 2. Oral epithelium detaches leaving raw, ulcerated surfaces 3. Ptyalism 4. Conjunctivitis 5. Lameness 6. Ulcerations on mammaries and genitalia 7. Fever 8. Anorexia
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Best sample to take for vesicular stomatitis

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Fluid from lesion

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What are the viruses that cause erosive/ulcerative stomatitis (6)

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  1. BVDV 2. Malignant Catarrhal Fever 3. Feline Calicivirus 4. Equine viral rhinotracheitis virus 5. BTV 6. Rinderpest
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What are some other causes for erosive/ulcerative stomatitides (5)

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  1. Uraemia 2. Foreign bodies 3. Caustic substances 4. Feline eosinophilc granuloma complex 5. Vit C deficiency
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What viruses cause papular stomatitis

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  1. Patapoxvirus 2. Contagious Ecthyma (these are both zoonotic)
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What does poxvirus cause

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Ballooning degeneration of epithelial cells and cytoplasmic viral inclusions

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What does Orf cause

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Eosinophilic cytoplasmic viral inclusions

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What is necrotising stomatitdes called

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Oral necrobacillosis

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When do you see Oral necrobacillosis

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At the end stage of other forms of stomatitis when complicated by infection with Fusobacterium necrophorum

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What do you see with Oral necrobacillosis

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Yellow/grey foci of necrosis surrounded by rim of hyperaemia

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What are the signs of Oral necrobacillosis

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Swollen cheeks, anorexia, pyrexia, halitosis

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What animal is eosinophilic stomatitis seen it commonly

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What is the histological appearance of eosinophilic stomatitis

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Central collagenolysis and mixed inflammatory cell infiltrate

31
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What is seen with lymphoplasmacytic gingivitis/stomatitis

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Hyperplastic, ulcerated oral mucosa Red inflamed gums Foul breath Inappetence

32
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What is gingival hyperplasia

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  1. Overgrowth og gum tissue 2. Can bury gums 3. Common in boxers
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What does Epulis mean

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Benign growth of the gingiva

34
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What are some oral neoplasms

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  1. Squamous cell carcinoma 2. Melanomas (usually malignant) 3. Fibrosarcomas (malignant) 4. Papillomas
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What does serosa help with

36
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What is megaoesophagus also called

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Oesophageal ectasia

37
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What is primary tympany

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Frothy bloat

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What is secondary tympany

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Free gas bloat

39
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What are the underlying pathophysiology of bloat

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Increased RR and HR - pushes on vena cava - decresed blood return to heart - so the heart rate increases- rumen pushes on diaphragm and causes increased HR

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Palatoschisis and Cheiloschisis

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Foot and mouths disease vesicular

42
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Vesicular Exanthema

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Bovine viral diarrhoea

44
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Malignant catarrhal fever

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Uraemic ulcers

46
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Ulcerative Gingivitis: scurvy

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Bovine Papular Stomatitis

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Contagious Ecthyma

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Necrotisinf Stomatitis: Calf Diptheria

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Feline Eosinophilic Granuloma

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Gingival hyperplasia

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Fibromatous Epulis

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Oral Squarmous Cell Carcinoma

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Congestion and oedema

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