Small Animal Repro Flashcards

1
Q

Two places the testicle can be besides the scrotum?

A
  1. Intra-abdominal
  2. Inguinal
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2
Q

Cann you see ovaries on rads?

A

not typically

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3
Q

2 Possible Reasons for Testicular Enlargement

A
  1. Testicular torsion
  2. Malignant transformation (possible in cryptorchids)
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4
Q

When can the uterus be visualized on rads?

A

when enlarged (think pregnnancy, pyometra, neoplasia)

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5
Q

When does fetal mineralization occur?

A

45 days

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6
Q

Importance of a VD in pregnant animals?

A

to measure widest point of pelvis and fetal head to avoid dystocia

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7
Q

canine pyometra

A

bacterial secondary infection and inflammmation within the uterus

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8
Q

Howw can you tell pyometra from GI problems radiographically?

A

think about the LOCATION of GI versus the uterus (especially in feline); also the uterus is a PAIRED structure

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9
Q

1 sign of fetal death on radiographs?

A

presence of gas

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10
Q

Signs of Fetal Death (5)

A
  1. Gas (fetal and/or uterine)
  2. Abnormal positioning
  3. Overlapping of fetal cranial bones
  4. Demineralization of fetal bones
  5. Mumminfication (dense, compacted fetuses)
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11
Q

dystocia

A

prolonged partuition with maternal stress

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12
Q

Maternal Causes of Dystocia

A

uterine inertia, narrow pelvis, trauma, obstructive neoplasia, torsion, vaginal stricture

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13
Q

uterine inertia

A

weak andd/or irregular contractions

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14
Q

Fetal Causes of Dystocia

A

malformations, malpresentation, size of fetal head

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15
Q

When do fetal teeth appear on radiographs?

A

4 days prior to partuition

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16
Q

Reasons to take rads during pregnancy

A

clinical decision making, monitor development of fetuses

17
Q

Are singletons more predisposed to dystocia?

A

yes

18
Q

Prostate Visibility on Rads

A

seen in intact male dogs, not seen in cats or dogs neutered early on

19
Q

Causes of Prostatomegaly in Neutered Males

A

neoplasia (cancer!), prior pathology, late neuter

20
Q

Causes of Prostatomegaly in Intact Males

A

benign hyperplasia, abscess, cyst, prostatitis

21
Q

Which is more likely to have a cancerous neoplasia - neutered or intact male?

A

neutered BUT less likely to develop it any growth at all

22
Q

What does mineralization of the prostate indicate?

A

neoplasia causinng prostatitis

23
Q

In what species are kidneys more mobile?

A

feline

24
Q

Opacity of Kidneys

A

soft tissue

25
Q

Ureters

A

only seen if contrrast studdy is done o urolliths are present

26
Q

In what species is the bladder always intra-abdominal?

A

feline

27
Q

4 Different Types of Urinary Calculi

A
  1. Calcium oxalate
  2. Struvite
  3. Cysteine
  4. Urate
28
Q

What types of urinary stones are opaque radiographically?

A

calcium oxalate (usually smaller, round) and struvite (wildin)

29
Q

3 Parts of the Male Urethra

A
  1. Prostatic
  2. Membranous
  3. Penile
30
Q

Urethra in Females

A

short andd wide, sits just ventral to the vagina