Midterm Study Material Flashcards

1
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General Anatomy

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humerus, radius/ulna; femur, tibia/fibula or tibiotarsus,
tarsometatarsus

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2
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Osteomyelitis

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inflammation or swelling that occurs in the bone

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3
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Mal-Union

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when a fractured bone heals in an abnormal position; can make the bone look bent (especially the radius/ulna)

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4
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Judicious Antibiotic Use

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“antibiotic stewardship”

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5
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General Antibiotic Considerations

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which bacteria suspected and where

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6
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Anti-Microbial Resistance

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decreasing the effectiveness of antimicrobial drugs

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7
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Fenbendazole

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anti-parasite

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8
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Gabapentin

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pain medication

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9
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Buprenorphine

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pain medication

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10
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Meloxicam

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pain medication

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11
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Butorphanol

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pain medication

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12
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Ivermectin

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anti-parasitic

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13
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Praziquantel

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anti-parasitic

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14
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Toltrazuril

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anti-parasitic

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15
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Penicillin G Procaine

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anti-biotic

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16
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Tylosin

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anti-biotic

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17
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Enrofloxacin

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anti-biotic

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18
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Amoxicillin Clavulanate

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anti-biotic

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19
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Sulfamethoxazole - Trimethoprim (SMZ-TMP)

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anti-biotic

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20
Q

First Intention Healing

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epithelial tissue; no granulation

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21
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Second Intention Healing

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granulation tissue; +- scar tissue

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22
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Lavage

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flush out debris, remove bacteria (caution: coelum)

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23
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Topical for Wound

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SSD, aloe, vetricyn, sugar honey (anti-bacterial)

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24
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VAC

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vacuum assisted closure

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25
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Other Wound Management Techniques

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sterile maggots, laser, acupuncture

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26
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Saline

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isotonic, non-toxic, may not be as good at cleaning dirty wounds

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27
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Betadine

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good antimicrobial activity against bacteria, fungi, viruses, protozoa, and yeast (can be irritating if not diluted)

28
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Hydrogen Peroxide

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non-selective, damaging to new cells, don’t use it

29
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Clean Wound

A

surgical wounds

30
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Clean-Contaminated Wound

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surgery/minor break in aseptic technique

31
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Contaminated Wound

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fresh, traumatic wounds, infection, major break in aseptic technique

32
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Dirty Wound

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purulent discharge, debris, open for longer than 6-8 hours

33
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Stages of Wound Healing

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inflammatory phase, proliferative phase, maturation/remodeling

34
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Proliferative Phase

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vascularization, fibrin/collagen, epithelialization, contraction

35
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4 Hallmarks of Inflammation

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swelling, redness, heat, pain

36
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Physiologic Responses to Stress/Trauma

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increased HR, peripheral vasoconstriction, increased cortisol, increased RR, increased intracranial pressure

37
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PCV and TS Units

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%

38
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Causes of Low PCV

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blood loss, chronic disease or malnutrition, not making enough blood…raptors rodenticide toxicosis

39
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Causes of Low TS

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protein loss, severe blood loss, malabsorption, chronic malnutrition, or disease

40
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Causes of High PCV

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dehydration

41
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POTZ

A

preferred optimal temperature zone

42
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Initial Assessment

A

metation, body condition, hydration, eyes/ears/mouth, integument, musculoskeletal, digestive, respiratory

43
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Triage

A

determine which patients need help first

44
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Stress Reduction

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quiet, work quickly, look before you grab, cover eyes, be prepared to stop, have control

45
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Methods of Rehydration

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PO, SQ, IV, ICe, soaking, food, not IM

46
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ICe

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intracoelmic

47
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Parts of Syringe

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bevel, gauge, shaft, hub, barrel, tip, plunger

48
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Smallest gauge needle

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has largest gauge number

49
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Isotonic

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sodium

50
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Buffered

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pH

51
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Balanced

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electrolytes

52
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Crystalloid

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electrolytes in water (LRS)

53
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Coilloid

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large molecules like proteins

54
Q

Alignment

A

bone fragments line up

55
Q

Displacement

A

distance between ends

56
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Override

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fragmented ends overlap (mainly oblique fractures)

57
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Non-Union

A

failure of bone healing (dead bone, excess movement, disease)

58
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Closed Fracture

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simple, no wound

59
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Open Fracture

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compound, wound in vicinity of fracture

60
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Transverse Fracture

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perpendicular to length of bone

61
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Oblique Fracture

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at an angle

62
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Spiral Fracture

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circling around the bone

63
Q

Torus Fracture

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folding fracture

64
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Comminuted Fracture

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multiple pieces

65
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Avulsion Fracture

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piece “pulled” off

66
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Stages of Bone Healing

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inflammation/hematoma, repair (callus), bone remodeling

67
Q

NSAID

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non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug