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Patient History & Cephalic Region Flashcards

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Distichiasis

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Malpositioned Eyelashes

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Blepharitis

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Inflammation of the eyelids

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Endomorph

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Tend to be overweight
* ex: clumbers

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Mesomorph

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Muscular build
* ex: labs and other working breeds

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Ectomorph

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Lean body mass
* may be pathological*
* ex: greyhound

* cachexia (chronic weight loss)

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6
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Types of Nail Trimmers

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  • Resco = guillotine
  • White = cat
  • Miller’s Forge = pliers
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Body Systems

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  • General appearance
  • Integument
  • Respiratory
  • Cardiovascular
  • Gastrointestinal
  • Genitourinary
  • Musculoskeletal
  • Neurologic
  • Special senses
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General Appearance

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Note
* nutritional state
* apparent age
* mental alertness
* deformities

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Head Exam

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  • Symmetry
  • Muscling
  • Abnormalities*

* facial paralysis, alopecia, swellings

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Ectropion

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Turning out of the eyelids

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Entropion

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Turning in of the eyelids

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Lagophthalmos

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Drooping of the eyelids

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Tarsorrhaphy

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Suturing of a portion of the upper and lower eyelids together

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Subscleral Hemorrhage

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Seen in cases of trauma to the eye globe

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Cherry Eye

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Enlargement of the lymph tissue lining

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Hyphema

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  • Bleeding in the anterior chamber
  • Anterior lens luxation (dislocation)
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Fundus

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  • Interior surface of the eye
  • Includes: Retina, Tapetum, Optic Disc
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Keratitis Sicca

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  • Lack of tear formation
  • Dryness due to inflammation of tear gland
  • Thick, pigmented cornea
  • Seen in dogs with chronic skin allergies or protruding eyes
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Keratitis

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  • Inflammation of the cornea
  • Associated with dryness
  • Treatment with cyclosporin eye ointment
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Uveitis

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Inflammation of iris and ciliary body

21
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Cataracts vs Sclerosis

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Sclerosis
* beginning opacity of the lens

Cataracts
* opacity of the lens

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Proptosis

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  • Protrusion of the eye from the socket
  • Related to trauma
  • Pekinese are predisposed
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Miosis

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Constriction of the pupil

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Mydriasis

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Dilation of the pupil

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Glaucoma

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Increase of intra-ocular pressure

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Fluorescein Staining

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  • Used to determine ulceration of the cornea
  • Retained by exposed stroma of the cornea
27
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Pigmentation Changes

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  • Black to red/white
  • Occures with age
  • Can indicate autoimmune diseases
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Cheilitis

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Inflammation of the lips

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Retinal Hemorrhage Cause

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Commonly caused by hypertension in cats

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Ear Exudate

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  • Discharge
  • Dark = ear mites
  • Light = bacterial or yeast infection
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Ranula

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  • Salivary cyst
  • May be seen as a fluid-filled area under the tongue
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Anisicoria

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  • Pupils of different sizes
  • Results from compression of the oculomotor nerve
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Tapetum

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Portion of the eye that reflects light

34
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Glossitis

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Inflammation of the tongue

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Stenosis

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  • Reduction in size of airway
  • Seen with brachycephalic*

*inherited genetic malformation

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Schirmer Tear Test

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  • Asses tear formation
  • Takes 1 minute
  • Normal = 10-25 mm
  • Below 10 mm = treat as dry eye
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Retinal Detachment

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  • Emergency
  • Requires surgical correction
  • Longer left untreated, greater risk of vision loss
38
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Oronasal Fistula

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Permanent opening between the nose and mouth

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Epulis

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Benign growth in the mouth
* papilloma = wart type growth

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Periodontitis

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Inflammation of the tissues surrounding the tooth root
* gums
* periodontal ligament
* cementum
* alveolus

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Tonopen

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  • Used for ocular pressure exams
  • Detects pressure electronically
  • Useful for detecting glaucoma
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Fomite

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Inanimate object that can transfer disease organisms

43
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Malignant Tumors

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Tend to spread through the body
* melanoma
* fibrosarcoma
* squamous cell carcinoma

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