Practice Questions Flashcards

1
Q

Disease that cause jaundice, fever, and anemia in foals

A

Congential portocaval shunt
- hemolyzing own red blood cells as a result of an antibody it acquired in colostrum

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2
Q

Normal PCV for Canine

A

37-55%

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3
Q

Feline PCV

A

29-50%

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4
Q

Dilated Pupils

A

Mydriatic

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5
Q

Constricted Pupils

A

Miosis

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6
Q

The shock organ in the cat is the

A

Lungs

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7
Q

The shock organ in a dog is the

A

Liver

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8
Q

Post renal azotemia means

A

an elevated BUN and creatinine (obstruction)

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9
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Pre-renal azotemia means

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dehydration and lack of perfusion (shock or hypotension)

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10
Q

Heavy infections of _______ causes anemia

A

Hookworms (Ancylostoma and Uncinaria)

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11
Q

What causes a falsely elevated PCV?

A

Dehydration

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12
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How to calculate volume deficit

A

kg x % dehydration = Volume (L)
Convert to mL if necessary

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13
Q

Hypotonic solution will do what to a red blood cell?

A

Cause it to swell and burst.

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14
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A cat with type A blood can receive what type of blood during a transfusion?

A

Only type A

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15
Q

What temperature should you stop cooling measure on a febrile canine?

A

103 F

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16
Q

Increased PC02 results in lower pH

A

Respiratory acidosis

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17
Q

If you are unable to pass an orogastric tube on a canine with GDV, what is the next step?

A

Tocharize the stomach on the right side

18
Q

Rattle snake envenomation results in …

A

Echinocytes on a blood smear

19
Q

How long can whole blood be stored when refrigerated?

20
Q

Erysipelas rhusiopathiae causes what disease in pigs

A

“Diamond Skin Disease”

21
Q

Staphylococcus hyicus causes what disease in pigs?

A

Greasy Pig Disease (exudative epidermitis)

22
Q

Haemophilus parasuis causes what disease in pigs?

A

Glasser’s Disease (polyserositis, arthritis, cyanotic ears and skin)

23
Q

Streptococcus suis

A

weaning pigs/maybe meningitis

24
Q

What is the total canine shock dose? isotonic crystalloid

25
Q

A ruptured chordea tendinae happens to do what condition?

A

Congestive heart failure

26
Q

Darbopoetin increases

A

red blood cell production

27
Q

What to give a patient with a low blood pH (acidic)

A

Sodium Bicarbonate

28
Q

Hypermetria is

A

exaggerated gait

29
Q

Paresis

A

patrial loss of movement

30
Q

A protrusion of the chorioallantois during equine birth is called

A

“Red bag” - Emergency situation (premature placental separation

31
Q

Isotonic crystalloid shock dose for a feline

A

45 mL/kg (40-60)

32
Q

Schiif-Sherrington posture causes

A

paralysis of the hind limbs and stiff forelimbs (hypertonicity)

33
Q

Formula for cardiac output

A

Stoke Volume x Heart Rate

34
Q

What is a normal CVP reading?

A

0-10 cm H2O

35
Q

Colloid shock doses

A

Dog: 10-20 ml/kg
Cat: 5 mL/kg

36
Q

Average Toxic dose of Theobromine in dogs

A

60-100 mg/kg

37
Q

Metaldehyde toxin is found in

A

snail bait

38
Q

Permethrin toxin is found in

A

topical flea control (cats)

39
Q

Minimum volume of water required by mammals to sustain life?

A

2 - 4 mLs/kg/hr

40
Q

Obturator nerve paralysis

A

Corcern: Cow with legs splayed out (dystocia)