Respiratory Flashcards

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Where is the upper respiratory tract located?

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Outside the thoracic cavity

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Cells of the conducting system?

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Pseudo stratified ciliated epi

Goblet cells

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Components of the conducting system?

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Nasal cavity
Paranasal sinus
Larynx
Trachea
Bronchi
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Components of the transitional system?

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Bronchioles

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Bronchiolar cells?

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Clara cells
Non-ciliated secretory cells
NO GOBLETS

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Components of the exchange system?

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Alveolar ducts

Alveoli

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Membranous pneumocytes?

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Type 1

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Granular pneumocytes?

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Type 2

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9
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Which pneumocytes produce surfactant?

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Type 2

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10
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Deoxygenated blood supply to the lungs?

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Pulmonary arteries

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11
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Oxygenated blood to the lung?

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Bronchial arteries

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12
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Which pneumocytes are more susceptible to injury?

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Type 1

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13
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Normal flora are restrictedd to what part of the respiratory tract?

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Nasal cavity, nasopharynx, larynx, trachea

all of the conducting except for bronchi!

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14
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Non-specific defense mechanisms?

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Mucous trapping
Mucociliary escalator/clearance
Phagocytosis
Air turbulence

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15
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Specific defense mechanisms?

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Ab production
Ab phagocytosis
CMI

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16
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Cells that remove bacteria from circulation?

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Kupffer cells

Splenic MØs

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17
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What species does not have PIMs?

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Dogs

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18
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Etiology of ethmoidal hematoma?

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Unknown

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19
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Lesion seen in ethmoidal hematoma?

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Pedunculated tumor like lesion (looks like a nasty purple ball sack)

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20
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Fibrinous rhinitis is caused by?

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IBR

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Cause of atrophic rhinitis in pigs?

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B. bronchiseptica

P. multocida

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22
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Cause of inclusion body rhinitis (cytomegalovirus)?

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Porcine Herpesvirus 2

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23
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Inclusion body rhinitis is fatal in which age group?

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Pigs 3-5wks

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24
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Cause of granulomatous rhinitis in dogs?

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Rhinosporidium seeberi

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Cause of strangles?
Strept equi
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Inflammation of the guttural pouch is called?
Empyema
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Rock like structures formed with strangles?
Chondroids
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Guttaral pouch mycosis is caused by?
Aspergillus
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Guttaral pouch mycosis affects what vessel?
Internal carotid artery
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Stain used for guttural pouch mycosis?
GMS | PAS
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Mass seen in the nasal turbinates of sheep?
Enzootic nasal carcinoma/adenocarcinoma
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Cause of enzootic nasal carcinoma?
Enzootic nasal tumor virus
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Cause of nasal mass in dogs? (pictures of german shepherd head)
Fibrosarcoma
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Caseous necrosis, ulcerative, fibrinonecrotizing laryngitis?
Calf diptheria from secondary Fusobacterium necrophorum
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Cause of roaring?
Left recurrent laryngeal nerve issue | Cricoarytenoid affected
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Breeds affected by tracheal collapse?
Toy | Mini
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Ulcerative and necrotizing laryngotracheitis in cattle?
IBR
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Cause of kennel cough?
``` B. bronchiseptica CAV-2 CPIV-2 Distemper Mycoplasma ```
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Other names for heaves in horses?
Chronic bronchiolitis emphysema complex Broken wind Recurrent Airway Obstruction RAO
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What are seen in the bronchioles of horses with heaves?
Goblet cells
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Cause of heaves?
Aeroallergens
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Pulmonary hemorrhage in race horses
Exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage EIPH
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Cause of nose bleeds in horses?
Guttaral mycosis Ethmoid hematoma EIPH
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What part of the lung is affected by EIPH
Doro caudal lung lobes
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Predisposition to pulmonary hemorrhage and epistaxis in cattle?
Vena cava thrombosis
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Causes of pulmonary edema
Increase hydrostatic pressure Increased vascular permeability Obstruction to lymph flow
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You will see increased numbers of these cells in pulmonary edema
MØs
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Stain for iron (use to see blood cells in alveoli)
Pearl's
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Pulmonary anthracosis is often seen where?
Cities with pollution
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What is pulmonary anthracosis
Deposition of carbon in the lungs
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Lung appearance with atelectasis
dark red sunken rubbery
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Causes of atelectasis
Congenital | Acquired: Compression, Massive, Obstruction
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Appearance of lungs with meconium aspiration?
Patchy | Pale
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Enlargement of air spaces in the lungs?
Pulmonary emphysema
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Pulmonary emphysema is often a complication of what?
Pneumonia
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Pulmonary emphysema in animals is always secondary to?
Obstruction of outflow
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Large focal air filled spaces of the lungs?
bullous emphysema
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Common cause of bullous emphysema?
Fog Fever
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Pneumonia where you can see rib impressions?
Interstitial
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Suppurative bronchopneumonia affects which half of the lungs?
Cranial
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Fibrinous bronchopneumonia affects which half of the lungs?
Cranial
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Interstitial bronchopneumonia affects what part of the lungs?
All-diffuse
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Parasitic pneumonia affects what part of the lung
Caudal
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IBR is caused by what virus?
bovine herpes 1
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Viral pneumonias in cattle?
IBR PI-3 BRSV
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Viral pneumonia in cattle that produces intracytoplasmic inclusion bodies, syncytial cells and necrotizing bronchitis?
PI3 | BRSV
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Bovine enzootic pneumonia causes?
``` Mycoplasma Chlamydia P. multocida Arcanobacterium H. somni M. haemolytica E. coli ```
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How do the bacterial pneumonias reach the lung?
Aerogenous route
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Common sequels to chronic suppurative pneumonia?
Abscess and bronchiectasis
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Cause of shipping fever?
Pneumonic mennheimiosis
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Most economically important respiratory disease of cattle in NA?
Shipping fever
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Shipping fever causes what type of bronchopneumonia?
Fibrinous
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Which bacteria is more damaging to the lung? Mannheimia hemolytica or Histophilus somni?
M. haemolytica (marbled appearance)
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What type of bronchopneumonia does M. bovis cause?
Necrotizing and granulomatous
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Severe chronic fibrinous arthritis is a symptom of what bacterial pneumonia?
M. bovis
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What part of the lung does M. bovis affect?
Cranioventral
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D. viviparus causes what diseases in the lung?
``` Interstitial pneumonia (from larvae) Chronic bronchitis (from adults) Granulomatous pneumonia (from eggs) ```
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Lung worm of pigs?
Metastrongylus
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What is the toxin in moldy potatoes?
4-ipomeanol
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What causes milk hypersensitivity?
Casein | Lactalbumin
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Fog fever is caused by what toxin?
L-tryptophan
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Ovine progressive pneumonia is caused by what?
Maedi-visna
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Causes of chronic enzootic pneumonia in sheep?
``` M. haemolytica P. multocida PI-3 Adenovirus Reovirus RSV Chlamydophila Mycoplasma ```
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Pneumonia causes in horses?
``` EHV-1/2 Equine influenze EVA P. multocida Strept E. coli Klebsiella Rhodococcus ```
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Cause of interstitial pneumonia, vasculitis, edema, hydrothorax and hydroperitoneum in horses?
Equine Viral Arteritis EVA
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Pneumonia in SICD horses?
Adenovirus | P. carinii
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Stain to detect fungal organisms?
GMS
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Type of pneumonia caused by R. equi?
Pyogranulomatous pneumonia
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Causes of pneumonia in pigs?
PRRS Swine Flu PMWS (PCV-2) Porcine Corona
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Interstitial pneumonia is highly suggestive of what etiologic agent? (fungal, bacterial, viral, parasitic)
Viral
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Fibrinous pneumonia in pigs?
Glasser's disease (H. parsuis)
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Often fatal pneumonia of pigs affecting the dorsal area of the caudal lung. Lesions are severe and hemorrhagic.
Porcine Contagious Pleuropneumoniae (Actinobacillus pleuropneumonia)
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Most common causes of infectious pneumonia in dogs?
Canine Distemper Infectious tracheobronchitis (CAV2, CHV1 and influenza can all cause pneumonia as well)
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Most common causes of non-infectious pneumonia in dogs?
Uremia | Paraquat
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Are URI or pneumonias more common in cats
Upper Respiratory Infections
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Lung worm in cats?
Aelurostrongylus abstrusus
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T/F pulmonary neoplasia are common in animals
False
98
Pulmonary neoplasia are most common in what species?
Dogs and Cats
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Most common neoplasm in lungs?
Metastasis
100
Snuffles in rabbits?
P. multocida