Opthalmology (Farm) Flashcards

1
Q

What nerve block should be used to examine the bovine eye?

A

Auriculopalpebral

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2
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What is the correct term for new forest eye?

A

Infectious Bovine Keratoconjunctivitis

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3
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What is the correct term for silage eye?

A

Bovine iritis

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4
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What is the most common ocular tumour in cows?

A

Squamous Cell Carcinoma

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5
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What causes new forest eye?

A

Morexella Bovis

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6
Q

How is IBK treated?

A

LA cloxacillin ointment
Sub-conjunctival injection - oxytet/ampicillin

Suture 3rd eyelid

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7
Q

What are the risk factors for IBK?

A
flies
woodland
dust
chaff
UV light
Viral pneumonia
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8
Q

how can we prevent IBK?

A
Fly control (ear tag/pour on)
Ventilation and fly control inside
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9
Q

When does silage eye occur?

A

Winter

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10
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What are the clinical signs of silage eye?

A
Constricted pupil (early)
Patchy opacity
Glaucoma
Anterior chamber flocules
Corneal Vasc (late)
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11
Q

Compare the fluorescin staining of IBK and silage eye.

A

IBK +ve

Silage eye -ve

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12
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which pathogen is associated with silage eye?

A

Listeria

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13
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How is bovine iritis treated?

A

bulbar subconjunctival injection of atropine+dex+AB

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14
Q

Which breed of cow is predisposed to ocular SCC?

A

herefords

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15
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What age do cows present with SCC?

A

> 5yo

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16
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How are SCCs treated?

A

Surgical Removal - may recur

17
Q

Which nerve block(s) should be used for an enucleation?

A

Retrobulbar

Petersen block

18
Q

What is the issue with enucleation in cows?

A

prey animal - can be scared more easily and therefore dangerous

19
Q

Which pathogen causes malignant catarrhal fever? (MCF)

A

Ovine Herpesvirus 2

20
Q

What are the clinical signs of MCF?

A
Pyrexia (>41)
Depressed
Nasal/mouth erosions
LN enlarge
Resp signs
Eye signs
21
Q

What are the ocular signs of MCF?

A

conjunctivitis, eyelid oedema, blepharospasm, opacity

22
Q

What is the prognosis for MCF?

A

Hopeless - fatal Dz

23
Q

Which virus causes IBR?

24
Q

How is IBR diagnosed?

A

ELISA

IF from swab

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How can IBR be prevented?
Vaccines (marker!)
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What are the clinical signs of IBR?
``` Pyrexia >41 Conjunctivitis Serous Discharge Corneal oeema Nasal lesion/disch SEVERE milk drop ```
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What are the signs of listeriosis?
Encephalitis, circling Dz Unilateral facial paralysis Depression
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How is listeriosis treated?
Oxytet or penicillin
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Which generalised Dz leads to cataracts?
BVD
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Ingestion of what may cause Hyphaema?
Bracken
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How is CCN diagnosed?
PME - brain fluoresces under UV
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What causes CCN?
Vitamin B1 deficiency
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What are the signs of CCN?
``` Star gazing -ve menace (blind) +ve PLR Nystagmus Convulsions Opisthotonus ```
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How should bovine CCN be treated?
Thiamine q3h IV
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How does lead poisoning present?
-ve menace miosis tremor/convulsion
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How is Lead poisoning treated?
IV EDTA Sedation Magneisum 5% 4 equal doses 2-5d
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How is lead poisoning diagnosed?
Pb in kidney and history
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what are the clinical signs of vitamin A deficiency?
Night blindness -ve menace dilated pupils Optic disc oedema
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What causes Vit a deficiency?
Growing cattle indoors | Root and straw diet