Unit 1 - Cases 13-17 Flashcards
It is the middle of the summer and a heard of 120 lb grower pigs are having difficulty walking and are unable to rise. There have been no odd happenings at the site. They are goose stepping.
Which of the following are differentials for lameness in swine?
a. M. hyosynoveae
b. Glasserus parasuis
c. Zinc
d. Arsenic
e. Selenium
All of em
It is the middle of the summer and a heard of 120 lb grower pigs are having difficulty walking and are unable to rise. There have been no odd happenings at the site. They are goose stepping.
What is your top differential in this case?
a. M. hyosynoveae
b. Glasserus parasuis
c. Zinc
d. Arsenic
e. Selenium
d. Arsenic
It is the middle of the summer and a heard of 120 lb grower pigs are having difficulty walking and are unable to rise. There have been no odd happenings at the site. They are goose stepping.
You suspect arsenic. What sample would you take fixed for histopath?
a. Sciatic nerve
b. Skeletal muscle
c. Liver
d. Lung
a. Sciatic Nerve
It is the middle of the summer and a heard of 120 lb grower pigs are having difficulty walking and are unable to rise. There have been no odd happenings at the site. They are goose stepping.
You suspect arsenic. Which tissues would you collect?
a. Liver
b. Skin
c. Skeletal muscle
d. Kidney
e. A and B
f. B and C
g. A and D
g. A and D
It is the middle of the summer and a heard of 120 lb grower pigs are having difficulty walking and are unable to rise. There have been no odd happenings at the site. They are goose stepping.
What other tissue should you always try to collect when signs like these are involved?
a. Skeletal muscle
b. Brain
c. Bone
d. Liver
b. Brain
It is the middle of the summer and a heard of 120 lb grower pigs are having difficulty walking and are unable to rise. There have been no odd happenings at the site. They are goose stepping.
T/F - Detection of Arsenic in the feed is a significant finding.
True
It is the middle of the summer and a heard of 120 lb grower pigs are having difficulty walking and are unable to rise. There have been no odd happenings at the site. They are goose stepping.
What valence of arsenic is more toxic?
3
It is the middle of spring and there is a cow/calf herd out to pasture. Several of the calves have been wandering aimlessly, +/- blind, and are stumbling and ataxic.
What is your top differential given the history?
a. Arsenic
b. Mercury
c. OP/Carbamate
d. Lead
e. Strychnine
d. Lead
It is the middle of spring and there is a cow/calf herd out to pasture. Several of the calves have been wandering aimlessly, +/- blind, and are stumbling and ataxic.
In the live calf, the sample collected should be sent in a ______ top tube.
a. Red
b. Purple
c. Tiger stripe
d. Royal blue
b. purple
It is the middle of spring and there is a cow/calf herd out to pasture. Several of the calves have been wandering aimlessly, +/- blind, and are stumbling and ataxic.
You suspect lead. What post mortem sample would you submit for testing?
a. Brain
b. Liver
c. Heart
d. Hair
b. Liver
It is the middle of spring and there is a cow/calf herd out to pasture. Several of the calves have been wandering aimlessly, +/- blind, and are stumbling and ataxic.
T/F - Suckling calvesremain unaffected by lead even if the dam consumes it.
False
Your client says ‘We’ve got polio.’ Besides lead, what can cause polio?
a. Sulfur
b. Na ion intoxication/water deprivation
c. Thiamine deficiency
d. Thiaminases
all of them
In a dog, initial clinical signs are associated with what system with lead?
a. GI
b. CNS
c. Renal
d. Cardiovascular
a. GI
A 10 year old spayed female maltese cross ate the laundry. It has a previous history of hemolytic anemia. It is currently presenting with anemia and vomiting.
What might be your next step in this situation?
a. CBC
b. Rads
c. Induce emesis
d. Activated charcoal
b. Rads
A 10 year old spayed female maltese cross ate the laundry. It has a previous history of hemolytic anemia. It is currently presenting with anemia and vomiting.
You take radiographs and discover 3 metallic objects in the stomach. the patient remains stable and received 2 blood transfusions.
What is your next step?
a. Induce emesis
b. Cathartic administration
c. Allow passage
d. Endoscopy
D, endoscopy