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Resp/Thoracic LA Flashcards

1
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What is the primary source of resistance in the respiratory system?

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upper airways (esp. oral cavity)

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Why do horse w/ UA issues often present with noisy dyspneic breathing?

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increase resistance→decrease ventilation

increase turbulence→increase noise

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3
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What is a major consideration for sinoscopy procedure?

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AGE (<teens>
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4
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What two anatomical structures can be assessed well with rads?

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paranasal sinuses

dental arcades

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5
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What is the biggest issue with rads?

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superimposition of structures

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What is the benefit of CT/MRI compared to rads of the head/larynx?

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no superimposition of structures

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7
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What is MRI good for?

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ST detail

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What is engorgement of the nasal mucosa associated with?

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Horner’s syndrome

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9
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Wry nose

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deviation of the maxilla

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epidermal inclusion cyst (atheromas)

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What are the different sinuses in the head and are they connected? Connected to the nose?

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Paired Sinuses
◦ Frontal
◦ Caudal maxillary
◦ Rostral maxillary
◦ Dorsal conchal
◦ Ventral conchal
◦ Sphenopalatine
all comunicate on the same side either direct/indirect

all communicate to nose via nasomaxillary aperature/middle meatus

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12
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What are the primary and secondary diseases associated w/ sinusitis?

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primary: usually strep. sp.
secondary: dental dz*, mass, trauma

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13
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Main diagnostics for paranasal sinuses?

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14
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What is the arrow pointing to?

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fluid line

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15
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How do you know this is sinusitis and not a mass in the sinus?

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presence of gas in the sinus

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16
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What is the general tx for sinusitis?

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Primary: lavage (trephine), abx, +/- SX debridement

Secondary: address underlying cause & tx like primary

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17
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What are the landmarks for frontal sinus trephination?

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18
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location of caudal maxillary sinus for trephination?

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2cm ventral to the medial canthus

19
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location of rostral maxillary sinus

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20
Q

A horse presents with a facial deformity. DDX?

Tx? Prognosis?

A

paranasal sinus cyst

SX debridement; good prognosis

21
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Most common sinus neoplasia?

A

SCC

22
Q

Mild intermittent epistaxis (most often unilateral) w/o facial deformity/sig airway obstruction indicates?

A

progressive ethmoid hematoma

23
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What is the best way to diagnose an ethmoid hematoma?

A

endoscopy

24
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What are the three ways to tx an ethmoid hematoma?

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intralesional 10% formalin

LASER photoablation

surgical removal (sinus)

Prognosis is good but recurrence not uncommon

25
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What conditions are associated with the pharynx in adults and foals?

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26
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In which horses is this condition seen?

How to tx?

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lymphoid hyperplasia: young horses (immune stimulation)

dx: endoscopy
tx: rarely needed (rest & anti-inflam)

27
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When performing an exercising endoscopy on a horse with a possible dorsal displacement of the soft palate, when would you expect to hear noise from the breathing?

A

during expiration

28
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What are the conservative and SX treatments for DDSP?

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29
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What is the prognosis for tx of DDSP in horses?

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60%

80-90% for the tie-forward in standardbred racehorses

30
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If a horse has RL nerve paralysis, when will noise be herd with breathing?

Most common side?

Breeds?

A

inspiration

left side

TB/draft

31
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How can recurrent laryngeal paralysis be DX?

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32
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TX for RL neuropathy?

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33
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What exists in the lateral compartment of the guttural pouch?

A

external carotid a. & maxillary a.

facial n.

34
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What exists in the medial compartment of the guttural pouch?

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35
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Most common infectious agent causing guttural pouch mycosis?

A

Aspergillus

36
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How do you differentiate epistaxis from GP mycosis vs. rupture of the ventral straight muscles?

A

VSM: avulsion fracture at the base of the skull

37
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A horse presents with epistaxis, nasal discharge, miosis (ie, constricted pupil), partial ptosis, and loss of hemifacial sweating (ie, anhidrosis), dysphagia & abnormal resp noise. DDX?

A

GP mycosis

38
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The tracheal rings are incomplete (ventral/dorsal).

A

dorsal

39
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What are the layers of the trachea?

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40
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Location for tracheostomy tube placement?

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