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Quiz 7 Flashcards

1
Q

What lymphoid tumor in the dog can case hypercalcemia and PU/PD

A

LSA

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2
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What is the name of this occurance that causes the PU/PD

A

Paraneoplastic Syndrome

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3
Q

Why do we stage lymphoid tumors?

A

Tx protacol

Diagnosis

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4
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Stage 1 lymphoid tumor

A

1 organ affected

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5
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Stage 2 lymphoid tumor

A

Stage 1 plus Localized LN

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6
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Stage 3 lymphoid tumor

A

Stage 2 + generalized LN

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7
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Stage 4 lymphoid tumor

A

stage 3 + spleen & liver

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8
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Stage 5 lymphoid tumor

A

stage 4 + blood & bone marrow

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9
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What tumor is the most common cutaneous tumor of dogs, is unpredictable, and produces heparin and histamine

What peripheral blood cell is commonly seen on a FNA of this tumor

A

Mast cell tumors

Eos

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10
Q

Why lymphoid tumor may cause serum hyperviscosity, monoclonal gammopathy, Bence-Jones proteinuria and lytic bone lesions?

What cell type is effected with this tumor?

What is it producing in large amoutnts

A

Plasma cell tumor

B lymph

antibodies

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11
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What is the name of the RBC neoplasia that causes excessive production of RBC without involvement of EPO

A

Polycythemia Vera

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12
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What is the name of the RBC neoplasia that causes a maturation defect in the RBC

A

Erythrodysplasia

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13
Q

Animals can lose much more blood in an CHRONIC bleeding episode before going into shock or showing symptoms due to______

A

Compensatory mechanisms

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14
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What are the 3 sites the Dr. may choose from to perform a bone marow exam in this pt?

A

Proximal humerus

Proximal femur

Crest of the ilium

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15
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What needle will you have sterilized and ready for the Dr. to use for the bone marrow aspirate?

A

Rosenthal

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16
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What are the parts of the rosenthal needle?

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Needle & Stylet

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17
Q

What procedure would she selet in order to collect a suffcient sample?

What needle will you have prepared for this procedure?

A

Core bone marrow sample

Jam Shidi

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18
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Parts of the Jam Shidi needle

A

Cap, needle, stylet, needle hook

19
Q

How do you make a slide for a cytology?

A

roll sample

20
Q

List 4 ways fluid replacement therapy may be administered

A

*IV

PO

IP

SQ

21
Q

How much blood can a feline donor donate?

How often?

A

5ml/#

every 3-4 weeks

22
Q

What are the three blood types in cats?

Exotics have ____

Exotics cannot receive type A blood, why?

A

A, B, AB

B

they have nataural occuring anti A antibodies

23
Q

xThe preferred canine blood donor type is ___

which means the blood is lacking which erythrocyte antigens?

A

A-

1.1, 1.2, 7

24
Q

How much blood may the dog donate?

How often?

A

10ml/#

3 weeks

25
Q

List 2 infectious agents that donor cats should be screened for

A

FIP

FeLV

26
Q

List 2 infectious agents that donor dogs should be screened for

A

RMSF

Dirofilaria

27
Q

The _____ is a good screen test of blood compatibility

A

Crossmatch

28
Q

Major

A

2 drops donor red cell suspension

2 drops reciepient plasma

29
Q

Minor

A

2 drops donor plasma, 2 drops reciepient red cell suspension

30
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Control

A

2 drops donor red cell & 2 drops donor plasma

31
Q

end point observation

A

Agglutination

Hemolysis

32
Q

Acid Citrate Dextrose

A

Anticoag

Preservative

33
Q

Heparin

A

Anticoag

34
Q

3.8% sodium citrate

A

Anticog

35
Q

Citrate phosphate dextrose with adenine

A

Anticoag

Preservative

35 days

36
Q

Hemorrage Shock blood component needed

A

Whole blood

37
Q

Normovolemic anemia blood component needed

A

Packed RBCs

38
Q

Blood component needed for Vonwillebrand’s Disease

A

Cryopercipitate

39
Q

Blood component needed for warfarin intoxiction, nonanemic

A

Plasma

40
Q

Whole blood component

A

Hemorrahge

41
Q

Packed RBCs component

A

anemic normovolemia

IMHA

42
Q

Plasma

A

Warfarin, Parvo, Thrombocytopenia

43
Q

Cryopecipitate

A

VWDz

hemophilia A

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