Respiratory

Question 1

ciliary dyskinesia

Answer 1

• immotile cilia syndrome
• genetic condition
• get recurrent pneumonia
• infertility

Question 2

brachycephalic airway syndrome

Answer 2

stenotic nares, large soft palate, everted saccules, hypoplastic trachea
- edema in larynx

Question 3

metabolic issues

Answer 3

calcification (renal failure, malignancy, hypevitamin D)

- lungs have rib impressions! not compliant, gritty textures

Question 4

lymphoplastocytic rhinitis

Answer 4

xx

Question 5

oronasal fistulas

Answer 5

malodorous

present with sneezing, nasal discharging

Question 6

80% of feline respiratory disease are caused by which viruses?

Answer 6

Feline herpes virus 1

and calicivirus

Question 7

oral ulcerations think

Answer 7

calicivirus

Question 8

respiratory and eyes think

Answer 8

herpes virus

Question 9

conjunctivitis and oral/nasal discharge think

Answer 9

chlamydophila

Question 10

adenovirus 1 v. 2

Answer 10

1 - liver

2 - eyes, resp

Question 11

severe necrotizing and proliferative bronchitis and bronchiolitis

Answer 11

adenovirus type 2

epitheliotropic, bronchiolar epithelium (killing escalator cells)

Question 12

common pathogenesis for many respiratory viruses

Answer 12

disrupt defense mechanisms

result - increased susceptability to secondary infection (bacterial, fungus)

Question 13

why does cough last so long after viral infection?

Answer 13

no longer has ciliary epithelium, its replaced by squamous cells, need to cough to get rid of junk