Respiratory Pathology I Flashcards
Lung facts - sources of cardiac output (3)
Species differences - lobulation (4)
Species differences - vessels and brionchioles - cats, rodents and marine mammals (3)
Differences between bronchioles and bronchi and inflammation (3)
Lung protective mechanisms and cells (5)
Affect of inhalation of particles - outcomes? (3)
How are particles removed from the alveoli? (3)
Classes of pulmonary macrophages and their function (5)
Defences of respiratory system and what can inflammation lead to (4)
What are the congenital diseases of the nasal cavity and sinuses?
- Choanal atresia in camelids
What is choanal atresia? - congenital lesions of nasal cavity and sinus (4)
What is nasal amyloidosis, epistaxis, Waldeyer’s ring (4)
What is rhinitis?
Irritation and inflammation of the mucous membrane inside the nose - starts with serous exudate and progresses to catarrhal (localised or part of systemic disease)
Causes of rhinitis in dogs (10)
- Foreign body
- Mycotic
- Allergic
- Idiopathic
- Oronasal fistula
- Tooth infection
- Ciliary dyskinesia - cilia are absent or do not beat in a synchronised fashion, the particles become trapped in the airways. The result is chronic respiratory infections leading to bronchitis and pneumonia.
- Tumours
- Viral
- Bacterial
Causes of rhinitis in horses (9)
- Viral
- Bacterial
- Ethmoid haematoma
- Sinonasal polyp
- Ethmoid/sinus cysts
- Tumours
- Tooth infection
- Amyloidosis
- Mycotic
Causes of rhnitis in cats (7)
- Viral
- Fungal
- Foreign body
- Stenosis
- Polyps
- Tumours
- Bacterial
Causes of rhinitis in cattle (4)
- Viral
- Mycotic
- Allergic
- Parasitic
Causes of rhinitis in pigs
Viral
Causes of rhinitis in sheep/goats (3)
- Bacterial
- Oestrus ovis (nasal bot fly)
- Tumour
Common types/presentations of rhinitis (5)
What is idiopathic lymphoplasmacytic rhinitis? (5)
What is allergic (atopic) rhinitis? (7)