Rotation Final Flashcards

1
Q

When there is increased pulmonary opacity, what 4 things should you rule out to determine pulmonary vs. extra-pulmonary cause

A

1) pleural fluid
2) mediastinal mass
3) thoracic wall mass
4) diaphragmatic hernia

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2
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What are the boundaries of the liver on ultrasound:

1) caudally
2) centrally
3) left

A

1) right kidney
2) stomach
3) spleen

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3
Q

Describe how hepatic vessels look different in their appearance

A

Portal veins= hyperechoic walls

hepatic veins= anechoic with no observable walls

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4
Q

What is appropriate kidney size (on u/s) for cats?

A

3-4.5 cm

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5
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When assessing fetal viability on u/s, what would the normal HR be?
What rate would indicate fetal stress? Emergency?

A

2x HR of mother is appropriate

If <170 –distress

if <150– emergency

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6
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Which wall layers of the GI tract are hypoechoic?

A

Muscularis & mucosa

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7
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For MOST segments of the GI tract, what is the appropriate thickness?

1) dogs
2) Cats

A

1) 2-5 mm
2) 2-3mm
* colon is thinnest in both (1-3mm in dogs; 1.5mm in cats)

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8
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In the cat, which segment of SI looks different than the others and WHY?

A

Ileum

prominent submucosal and muscularis layers

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9
Q

How does the appearance of the pancreas differ btwn acute and chronic pancreatitis.

How does location of changes differ btwn dogs and cats

A

acute–typically hypoechoic w/ reactive surrouding mesentery

chronic–hyperechoic

  • Dogs–typically right limb & body
  • Cats–typically left limb & body
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