Phase 1 Exam Flashcards
Revise First 2 Topics for Exam
abnormalities found when doing a clinical exam if a patient has osteoarthritis
stiffness. abnormal gait, heat, pain, swelling in joints, reduced range of motion, crepitus, unkempt appearance
pathophysiology of cranial crutiate ligament rupture
sudden rotation of stifle causes crutiates too wind around each other. CrCL wound tight and rubs against lateral femoral condyle. hypertension of stifle joint, CrCL ruptures
what is the process of bone development for long bones
endochondrial ossification
during endochondrial ossification where do secondary ossification centres form
epiphysis
clinical signs of a dog with hip displasia
lameness, stiffness after rest, hindquarter wobbliness, swaying gait, pain, exercise intolerance
non-surgical management of hip displasia
weight control, exercise control, hydrotherapy, NSAIDs, neutraceuticals
stages of fracture healing
- inflammation 2. proliferation 3. maturation 4. remodelling
factors influencing the rate of fracture healing
age, damage to soft tissues, presence of osteomyelitis(infection), systemic illness, stability of fracture site, blood supply, angle of fracture
which muscles are striated
cardiac and skeletal
what is the neurotansmitter at synaptic cleft
acetyl- choline
what deficeincy does a cow with milk fever have
Ca2+
clinical signs seen with ecampsia in a bitch
restlessness, panting, ataxia, collapse, facial pruritus, muscle tremors, hyperthermia, dialated pupils, hypoglycaemia
mucles for intramuscular injections in dogs
trapezius, triceps brachii, epaxial, quadriceps, hamstring group
types of t-cells
helper tcells , cytotoxic t cells, supressor t cells
what type of immunity does colostrum provide
natural passive immunity
the role of secondary lymphoid organs
provide a site for immune response to occur
functions of red pulp in spleen
blood storage, removal of foreign material via macrophages, removal of dead/dying/abnormal red blood cells
treatments for equine lymphangitis
antibiotics, movement, massage, cold hosing
what does the tetralogy of fallot include
- ventricular septal defect 2. overriding aorta 3. hypertrophy of right ventricle 4. pulmonic stenosis
clinical signs of cat with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
;;ethargy, decreased activity, tachypnoea/ dyspnoea, collapsing, paralysis of hindquarters, nothing
ways the body compostaes during left sided congested heart failure
tachycardia, peripheral vasocontriction– increases blood pressure, sodium and water retention in kidneys
blood vessel to take a sample in a bird
brachial wing vein
vessel to take sample in a rabbit
marginal ear vein