Ruminant Respiratory Surgery Flashcards

1
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dehorning of cattle >2 months can be done using what methods? (4)

A

-barnes (calves 3 months - 1 year) -keystone (guillotine) -powered saw -OB wire

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3
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which muscles do you split when doing a tracheostomy? and what tool do you use?

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sternohyoideus and sternthyroideus using Weitlaner retractor

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4
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3 approaches used to drain pharyngeal abscesses

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-orally -transcutaneous -via pharyngotomy

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5
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treatment for masses in nasal cavity/nasopharynx? what approach is used?

A

endoscope guided resection using a chain ecraseur approach through nostril for rostral masses approach through mouth for caudal masses

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6
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when doing thermal debudding, when do you know to stop?

A

when surrounding skin is copper colored

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7
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treatment of issues in maxillary sinus (maxillary sinusitis, sinonasal cyst, neoplasia)

A

maxillary bone flap (performed under GA in lateral recumbency)

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8
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contraindication for cosmetic dehorning?

A

infection (because don’t want to close over the infection)

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9
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what sequelae can occur if a fracture of the first rib goes unnoticed in a calf?

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compression of the trachea refer for partial costectomy + extraluminal rings or intraluminal stent or euthanize

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10
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this lymph node can abscess in calves and cause dyspnea

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retropharyngeal LN (just caudal to pharynx)

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11
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which sinus in cattle communicates with the cornual diverticulum?

A

frontal sinus

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12
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sign of lower airway issues

A

EXPIRATORY dyspnea

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13
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difference between cattle and horses when it comes to arytenoid chondritis

A

always infectious in cattle

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14
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tool needed to treat frontal sinusitis

A

trephine

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15
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surgical options for arytenoid chondritis (3)

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-tracheolaryngostomy -permanent tracheostomy -arytenoidectomy via laryngotomy incision

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16
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trephination

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surgery used for treatment of frontal sinusitis

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17
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how long is the incision for a tracheostomy?

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10 cm at the junction of the cranial and middle 1/3 of neck

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18
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which sinus cavity in cattle communicates with the palantine sinus and nasal cavity via the nasomaxillary opening?

A

maxillary sinus

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19
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where is incision made for pharyngotomy?

A

ventral midline from thyroid cartilage of larynx to rostral end of basihyoid bone

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20
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Power saw for dehorning

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21
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when doing a tracheostomy: your incision into the annular ligament must be…

A

<50 % circumference

22
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A

Chain ecraseur

23
Q

issues seen in maxillary sinus? (3)

A

-sinusitis -sinonasal cyst -neoplasia

24
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equipment needed for maxillary bone flap

A

periosteal elevator mallet + osteotome

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27
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which is a dominant allele: horned or polled?

A

polled

28
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chemical debudding is used for what ages? any pros/cons?

A

< 1 week old cons: can recur; no anesthetic used so can be uncomfortable for calf

29
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treatment of frontal sinusitis

A

trephination

30
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anesthesia for dehorning: nerve and landmark

A

-block cornual n. (a branch of the zygomaticotemporal, which is a branch of trigeminal V2) landmark: temporal crest

31
Q

laryngeal necrobacillosis is caused by…

A

fusobacterium necrophorum

32
Q

debudding

A

done in calves <2 months; destroys horn producing cells (corium) methods: -chemical/caustic paste -thermal/cautery -cutting: tube, cup, scoop

33
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what’s unique about ruminants mediastinum?

A

complete!!

34
Q

cutting debudding uses _____ tool.

A

cup/scoop

35
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most common bacteria cultured from frontal sinusitis (2)

A

-when occurs secondary to dehorning: trueperella pyogenes -when is respiratory origin: pasteurella multocida

36
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prognosis for frontal sinusitis is good. what’s a negative prognostic indicator?

A

CNS signs

37
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A

Arytenoid chondritis in jersey cow

38
Q

treatment for masses involving conchae

A

nasal flap elevation

39
Q
A

Barnes

40
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what must you remember when using a scoop to debud a calf?

A

must remove 1 cm of haired skin to prevent recurrence

41
Q

what’s unique about the bovine upper airway?

A

-incomplete caudal nasopharyngeal septum -prominent rounded corniculate processes -jersey cows have irregular dark pigmentation of their laryngeal mucosa

42
Q

causes of nasal obstruction (5)

A

-congenital: -sinonasal cyst -choanal atresia (usually fatal) -acquired -nasal granulomas (due to infections) -nasal polyps -neoplasia (osteoma, ACA)

43
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how many sinuses do cattle have? which are most important?

A

6 maxillary and frontal are most important

44
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which sinus is difficult to lavage and why: maxillary or frontal?

A

frontal: empties into nasal cavity through multiple fenestrations

45
Q

rib fractures in cattle most commonly occurs at ____ time and at _____ location

A

at birth at the costochondral junction

46
Q

sign of upper airway obstruction

A

inspiratory dyspnea

47
Q

what tool is used to resect masses in nasal cavity/nasopharynx?

A

chain ecraseur

48
Q

causes of frontal sinusitis

A

-Dehorning -trauma/horn fracture -frontal bone fracture

49
Q

cons of scoop method of debudding?

A

bloody, painful, risk to handler

50
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what must you remember when doing a maxillary bone flap?

A

BEWARE of fascial vein

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52
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what to remember when using the barnes to dehorn cattle? (3)

A

-for cattle 3 months - 1 year -must remove at least 1 cm haired skin -hemostasis of cornual artery required