Pictures Flashcards by Jamie Byrne

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What does this radiograph show?

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Megaoesophagus (can be seen as large distension dorsal of trachea)

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What does this radiograph show?

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Oesophageal blockage just caudal to the heart base (common position)

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What pathology does this show?

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Insulinoma

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What pathology can be seen?

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Pancreatic adenocarcinoma

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What does this radiograph show?

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Normal oesophagram

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What does this scintigraphy show?

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Metastatic prostatic carcinoma

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What does this scintigraphy show?

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Normal uptake due to growth plates etc.

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What does this MRI show?

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Spinal mass

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What can be seen on this ultrasound?

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Normal kidney

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WHat can be seen in this ultrasound?

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Liver (left) and spleen (right; hyperechoic)

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What is this?

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Splenic mass

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Normal xray

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Why is the right of the image so radiopaque?

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The animal is thicker here -

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What is the major presenting clinical sign in this cow?

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Rumen bloating - left side severely distended

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What procedure is carried out via this incision? What landmarks are used to locate the correct place?

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Rumen puncture. Landmarks: Transverse processes of the spine, last rib, tuber coxae on the wing of the ileum

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Which organs can be found superficially on the right of the cow?

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Which organs can be found deep on the right side of the cow?

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Which tooth is this? How can you decide?

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Maxillary cheek tooth.

2 infundibuli
5 pulps

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Which tooth is this? How can you tell?

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What type of gag is this?

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hausmans

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Is there anything wrong with this horse’s mouth?

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Malerrupted tooth upper left

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What pathology can be seen here?

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Wave mouth

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What does this image show?

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Points on buccal edge of maxillary arcade

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What does this image show?

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Buccal ulceration due to maxillary teeth

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Outline the uses of these rasps

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Straight head, long length - lower cheek teeth, 3rd-6th upper cheek teeth
Obtuse angled head, long length - caudal upper cheek teeth, curve of Spee
Angled offset head, medium length - upper 1st-4th cheek teeth
S float - smooth off first cheek teeth and 6th maxillary cheek teeth, bit seat, angle of curve of Spee

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What do these images show?

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Retained caps (deciduous teeth)

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Where are the needles probing?

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The pulp cavities

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What does this image show?

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Acquired dental displacement

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What does this image show?

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2-3 yo mandibular bumps (normal)

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What does this image show?

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Mandibular apical tooth root infection

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What does this image show?

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Maxillary apical tooth root infection of 06 or 07 (does NOT discharge into sinus)

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What does this image show?

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Apical tooth root infection

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What does this image show?

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Apical tooth root infection (L side of picture) - gas in bulging root, and soft tissue/fluid in sinus.

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What tool is shown?

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Molar grabbers

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What tool is shown?

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Spacers

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What procedure is being carried out?

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Minimally invasive tooth removal by lateral buccomotomy

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What tooth can be seen?

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Wolf tooth (05, 1st premolar)

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What problem has been fixed here? What material has been used?

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Jaw Fx, cerclage wire

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What does this image show?

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Megaoesophagus (air filled)

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What does this image show?

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FB blockage just caudal to heart base (common site of obstruction as oesophagus narrows here)

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What does this image show?

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Gastric ulcer (deep, almost to serosa)

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What is this instrument?

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Balfour retractors

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What is this instrument?

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Gossett retractors

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What does this image show?

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Omentalisation following enterotomy repair

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What does this image show?

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Enteroplication

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What does this image show?

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Bacteria contained in neutrophils (indicates septic peritonitis if found in abdomenocentsis)

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What is the likely cause of this diarrhoea?

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Large Intestinal Pathology

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What is the likely cause of this diarrhoea?

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Small Intestinal Pathology

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What is the likely cause of this diarrhoea?

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Small intestinal (meleana)

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What is the likely cause of this diarrhoea?

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Small intestinal pathology (^ volume)

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What does this image show?

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Normal rabbit abdomen - food everywhere!

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What does this image show?

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Distended bladder, distended stomach, small amount of gas in SI

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What does this image show?

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Stomach massively distended, stomach contents dehydrated away from stomach wall (black line inbetween stomach and contents) - surgery indicated

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What does this image show?

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General distended and bloated guts.

Surgery not indicated, gut stimulants and pain relief

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What does this image show?

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Strangulation of gut

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What does this image show?

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Ulcers

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What does this image show?

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Self trauma caused by excessive rolling due to colic

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What does this image show?

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Positions for auscultation of gut sounds

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What does this image show?

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Septic mucous membranes - think GIT rupture if associated with colic

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What does this image show?

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Large intestinal pelvic flexure (?)

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What does this image show?

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Left: left ventral colon

Right: Left dorsal colon

Pelvic flexure

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What does this image show?

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Distended SI loops (equine)

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What does this image show?

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Cross sectional ultrasound of distended SI loops (equine)

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What does this image show?

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Longitudinal ultraound of distended SI loops (equine)

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What does this image show?

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Ventral mindline laparotomy

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What does this image show?

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Pelvic split

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What does this image show?

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Transanal surgical approach to rectal surgery

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What does this image show?

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Method of stapling for a colorectal resection and anastamosis

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What does this image show?

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Megacolon

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What does this image show?

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Rectal mass demarcated by gas on either side

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What does this image show?

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Mass in colon on ultrasound

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What does this image show?

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Colon and rectum following barium enema - mass -> filling defect, irregular mucosa on opposite side suggests metastasis or inflammation

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What does this image show?

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Liver tumours (bullseye)

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What does this image show?

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Enlarged sublumbar LNs

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What does this image show?

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Rectal poylps being treated transanally

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What does this image show? Does the tissue look viable?

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Rectal prolapse. Tissue looks viable

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What does this image show? Does the tissue look viable?

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Rectal prolapse - tissue looks necrotic and should be resected

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What does this image show?

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Colon sutured to transversus abdomenalis to treat repeat rectal prolapse

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What does this image show?

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Open anal sacculectomy

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What does this image show?

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Closed anal sacculectomy

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What does this image show?

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Anal sac apocrine gland adenocarcinoma (50% + metastasis at time of diagnosis)

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What does this image show?

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Anal furunculosis