ORAL/OROPHARYNX Flashcards

1
Q

Suture used in oral cavity/ oropharynx surgeries

A

3-0,4-0 monocryl or PDS

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2
Q

indications of glossectomy

A

neoplasia, laceration, abscess drainage, glossitis, trauma, comgential ankyglossia

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3
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includes part of genioglossus and tongue muscles 50% tongue of animals

A

subtotal

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4
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with neoplasia, ideally, remove at least __ cm away from suspected neoplasia

A

2

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5
Q

if you don’t have Doyen intestinal clamps upon resection, you may utilize ____ sutures to avoid hemorrhages

A

Through and Through (Interrupted) Horizontal Mattress

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6
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suture pattern for apposing the tongue

A

Simple Continuous suture pattern or Simple Interrupted using absorbable sutures

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7
Q

best option NSAID for oral cases, an anti inflammatory

A

Meloxicam

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8
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coagulation drugs

A

tranexamic acid, epinephrine, lidocaine

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9
Q

most common sialocele type that is seen in the practice

A

mandibular or cervical sialocoele

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10
Q

if drainage of cervical mucocoele is via stab incision, then drainage of zygomatic is through __

A

penrose drain/asirate

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11
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preferred method for drainage of pharyngeal and sublingual mucocoele

A

marsupialization

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12
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Primary characteristic of BAS

A

stenotic nares, elongated soft palate, hypoplastic trachea

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13
Q

cExcision of the part of the elongated soft palate

A

staphylectomy

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14
Q

if glossectomy is done through excision, thenstaphylectomy is commonly done using ___

A

cautery/ligature

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15
Q

recommended position of animal during staphylectomy

A

dorsal recumbency

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16
Q

if sialocele correction is done with the animal at lateral. recumbency, then staphylectomy is done when animal is at _____

A

dorsal recumbency

17
Q

if glossectomy uses Doyen or noncrushing clamp, staphylectomy uses___

A

babcock tissue forceps or allis tissue forceps, metzenbaum scissors

18
Q

if surgeries in the tongue usually is caused by neoplasia, then surgeries in the esophagus are usually to ______

A

remove FO, strictures, or masses

19
Q

esophagus lacks this layers

A

serosal layer