Nasal Discharge Flashcards

1
Q

What differentials should we consider if the lower airway is affected?

A

Pneumonia,
Pleuropneumonia pleuritis,
Pulmonary abscessation

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What are the bacterial species involved in Guttural Pouch Empyema?

A

Streptococcus equi var zooepidemicus

Streptococcus equi var equi

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What cells does Strangles target from the URT?

A

Macrophages (infects them)

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Where does the pathogenic agent associated with Strangles replicate?

A

In the pharynx;

Mature in the lymph nodes…

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Terminology for aseptic vasculitis usually in mature horses, associated with Strangles…

A

Purpura Hemorrhagica

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What’s the major disadvantage of using anti-microbials in the developmental stage (1-7 days post-infection) of bastard strangles?

A

Cures the disease, but no immunity developed

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What’s the major disadvantage of using antimicrobials during the maturation/discharge phase (7-14 days post-infection) to treat Bastard Strangles?

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Prevents disease to mature, so once antimicrobial Tx is stopped, disease progresses and continues from this point…

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Differential diagnoses for Pleuropneumonia?

A

Laminitis,
Exertional rhabdomyolysis,
Colic

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