RESPIRATORY 1 Flashcards

1
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equine influenza strain

A

a and b

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2
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sequelae of equine influenza

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pleuropneumonia

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3
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Most commonly vaccinated dz in horses

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equine influenza

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4
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equine influenza has high cases in the ph so proactive vaccination is a must

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f. not common

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5
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eq. influenza vaccination protocol

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Vaccinated beginning at 6 months of age
Booster at 4-6 weeks then continued yearly
In other countries, vaccinate every 1-2 years

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6
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unique infection of horses

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guttural pouch infxn

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7
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GP infexn Interact and in close proximity with the __

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pharynx

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8
Q

lower respiratory is at risk in GP infexn

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upper

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9
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if mucus is yellowish, this can be indicative of

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fungi

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10
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GP infexn leads to abscessation in __

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LN

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11
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can happen before or after strangles

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GP infexn

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12
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diagnostic method esp if having difficulty treating the GP infection

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Bacterial or fungal isolation

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13
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Can help deciding another antibiotic/antifungal

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bacterial or fungal isolation

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14
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antifungal for GP infexn

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Ketoconazole

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15
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draw parts of horse pharynx

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16
Q

Equine form of asthma

A

heaves

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17
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heaves infect upper respiratory tract

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f. lower

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18
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heaves sex predilection

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none

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19
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heaves occurs high in older horses

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true

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20
Q

heaves is seen interacted with this in temperate countries with

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thermophilic molds

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21
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meaning of SEA/EAS

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SEVERE equine asthma, equine asthma syndrome

22
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meaning of RAO

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recurrent airway syndrome

23
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Meaning of BW

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broken wind

24
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chronic heaves have heaves line coursing along mid to caudal part of horse’s __ &+++

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thorax and abdomen

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chronic heaves cause Inflamed lower respiratory tract leading to
hypoxemia
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Arrow: thickened part of the bronchus in heaves is due to
accumulation of mucus because of intense sneezing and coughing
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based on wbc leukocytes are very high in horses with heaves
false. normal.
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More preferred corticosteroids in horses
prednisolone
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Blood in the airways during exercise
EIPH
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EIPH is life threatening
T
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in EIPH __ is broken due to intense pressure and exercise
Pulmonary capillary membrane
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Any blood in any part of respiratory system
EIPH
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pathogenesis of EIPH
high intensity exer --> high pulmo venous pressure --> pulmonary vein wall remodeling --> venous occlusion --> incr. pulmonary capillary pressure --> capillary rupture --> bleeding --> EIPH + Lung fibrosis
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thickened walls and interstitia in lungs → lungs cannot expand as much → less air effusion → less ability to breathe
lung fibrosis
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grade of EIPH: flecks or narrow streams
G1
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grade of EIPH: long streams
2
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grade EIPH: multiple streams >90% tracheal surface
4
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grade EIPH" multiple streams >1/3 circ
3
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grade: streams coalesce, form one big stream → one big clot more severe than streaks
4
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testing done to check on airway lung lobes
Pulmonary Function Testing
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done when there are Content of exudate missed by endoscope
bronchial lavage
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prevention drug for EIPH
furosemide
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Prevents EIPH by reducing overall bp in horse
furosemide
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bacteriostatic antibitoics
ECSTTC eryth clind sulpho trime tertra chloram
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bactericidal antibiotics
VPFCCM vanco peni fluro cephalo carbapenems metron
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most used antibiotic in horses
peni
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Very strong backup drug
ceftiofur
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antibiotic with anaerobic coverage
doxy
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drug that should not be given IV
doxy
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drug GIT infections Excellent anaerobic activity
metron
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drug used for mild topical skin infexn
aminoglycosides