Module 6- GI

Question 1

10 YO MN DSH

history of inappetance

Regarding the jejunum, which statement(s) are true?

1. there is concentric hyperechoic mass
2. there is an intussuscuption
3. there is generalized thickness of the mucosal wall layer
4. there is loss of wall layering

Answer 1

1. there is concentric hyperechoic mass
2. there is loss of wall layering

Question 2

8 YO FN Feline

Abdominal Pain on palpation

regarding the abdominal ultrasound abnormalities, there is/are:

1. decreased in overall liver echogenicity
2. enlargement of the left lobe of the pancreas with surrounding echogenic mesenteric fat
3. jejunal mass with eccentric loss of wall layering
4. enlarged & hypoechoic visceral abdomainal LN

Answer 2

4. enlarged & hypoechoic visceral abdomainal LN

Question 3

1 YO MN Husky

Inappetence & wt loss

the changes seen in this AUS are consistent with which of the following?

1. IBD
2. Musclar layer hypertrophy with obstruction
3. parasitic infection
4. pythium Infection

Answer 3

4. pythium Infection

Question 4

1 YO MI Terrier

history of wt loss & vomiting

regarding the GI changes, there is/are which of the following

1. abnormal dilation of SI segements
2. enlargement & distenstion of stomach
3. enlargement of ileum
4. intussuception of the jejunum

Answer 4

1. abnormal dilation of SI segements
2. enlargement & distenstion of stomach
3. 4. intussuception of the jejunum

Question 5

10 YO FN Cocker spaniel

history of peripheral edema

regarding the abdominal ultrasound abnormalities, there is/are

1. diffuse moderate echogenic effusion
2. diffuse upper limits to mild thickening of jejual wall
3. hyperechoic lines within the muscosa of jejunum &duodenum
4. severe mesenteric LN enlargement

Answer 5

1. 2. dffuse upper limits to mild thickening of jejual wall
2. hyperechoic lines within the muscosa of jejunum &duodenum