NAVLE - O.O.O's Review 3 Flashcards
Increase ALT, decrease BUN, increase cholesterol
HAC –
Mucoid hemorrhagic diarrhea
Salmonella –
Urate stones, RX. Allopurinol
Dalmatian –
Skin lesion plus atrophy of temporalis
Dermatomyositis –
Enlarged L. atrium, mumur over the apex of heart, young dog
Mitral valve dysplasia –
Avoid in patients with MCT (Causes degranulation)
Morphine –
Avoid in GIT surgery
– Nitrous oxide
Mass below upper eyelid –
Meibomian gland adenoma
USG: 1.001 to 1.007
Diabetes insipidus –
Rx for mast cell tumor
Palladia –
Blood shunts L-R instead of R-L, Dark red mm, heart murmur
Atrial septal defect –
Can’t be used in the femur
Type II fixator –
Atenolol, Diltiazem, Digoxin, procainamide
Management of tachycardia –
Hunched stance with a conscious proprioceptive deficit in all 4 feet. Rx Opioid steroids
Wobblers –
– Piroxicam, Carboplatin, chemo
Transitional cell carcinoma rx
Melatonin may help
Alopecia X –
Water intake (Normal) –
10-60ml/ kg/ day
80 – 100 ml/kg/day
Cushing –
– Tertiary dentin which stains easily
Dog with brown teeth
Rabies human Ig plus 4 injections of rabies vaccine
Post-exposure rabies –
Hyper reflective spinal reflexes and delayed conscious proprioceptive on all 4 limbs
Cervical spondylopathy –
Stumbling, head tilt, general ataxia, vertical nystagmus
– Granulomatous meningoencephalitis
Decrease BMBT, increase all other factors
DIC –
Systolic murmur, tachycardia, PU, PD, PP
Hyperthyroidism –
Bilateral conjunctivitis in cats
– Chlamydophilia
How to know the best time to mate
LH monitoring –
Increase BMBT, others factors are normal
Thrombocytopenia –
BMBT normal, increase PTT, PT
Anticoagulant rodenticide –
Rx for Moderate hypercalcemia in cat
Dietary change –
Hind limb lameness in a young dog
Aseptic necrosis of femoral head –
Identical to bovine
Feline insulin –
Hypotonic forelimbs and spastic paresis of hind limbs
C6-T2 –
Pentobarbital
– IV Euthanasia
Occasional coughing
Class II heartworm –
Urine smells like mouse urine
– Poison hemlock (Conium macalatum)
Left sympathetic innervation to the eye
Horner’s syndrome –
Cerebrum (same side as the lesion)
Cycling –
Non productive retching, abdominal pain, shock
Mesenteric volvulus –
Weight gain, alopecia on the tail, worried facial expression
Hypothyroidism –
Chewing around the tail, dorsiflexion of tail over back, extension of limb is painful
Cauda equine syndrome –