Unit 4 - Clinical Procedures Flashcards

1
Q

What are some examples of diagnostic sampling?

A

Blood, abdominocentesis, arthrocentesis, cerebrospinal fluid, thoracocentesis, transtracheal aspiration, urine and fecal collection

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2
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What are artery blood draws for?

A

Blood gases

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3
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Where do we perform arterial draws on equine?

A

transverse facial or dorsal metatarsal

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4
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What veins do we draw from in equine?

A

Jugular**, cephalic, lateral thoracic, saphenous, coccygeal

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5
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What are urinalysis used for in equine?

A

Urinary tract disease, systemic disease, and toxicology

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6
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Why are cystocentesis not performed in equine?

A

size and risk

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7
Q

Catheterization for urine collection in equine is difficult and poses a risk for what?

A

cystitis

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8
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What crystals are normal to find in a horses urine?

A

Calcium carbonate

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9
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What size needle is used in abdominocentesis in equine?

A

18/19 gauge x 1.5”

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10
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How many mLs do we need in an EDTA tube for abdominocentesis?

A

1 mL

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11
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How many drops of fluid do we put in a serum tube for a culture of abdominal fluid?

A

1 drop

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12
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What three things do we do when done with arthrocentesis, abdominocentesis, CSF collection, thoracocentesis, and percutaneous transtracheal washes?

A

apply pressure, clean, and apply topical antibiotics

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13
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What size syringe is needed during arthrocentesis?

A

6-12mL

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14
Q

Which collection method of CSF requires anesthesia?

A

Atlantooccipital

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15
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What would cause us to perform a thoracocentesis?

A

Diseases of pleural space, lung, heart, or neoplasia

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16
Q

Transtracheal washes can be performed two ways, what are they?

A

endoscopic and percutaneous

17
Q

Which method of transtracheal wash is sterile and invasive?

A

percutaneous

18
Q

What are disadvantages of endoscopic transtracheal washes?

A

cost, patient resistance, and contamination

19
Q

How many mLs are injected during endoscopic transtracheal washes?

A

100-200mLs

20
Q

Where are percutaneous transtracheal washes performed?

A

ventral midline of next, middle third of trachea

21
Q

What are the three ways to give oral medication in horses?

A

Feed additive, dosing syringe, nasogastric tube

22
Q

What are pitfalls are NG tubes in equine?

A

bleeding, tracheal intubation (pneumonia), resentment by horse (danger to staff)

23
Q

What volume of an enema is given to a 1,000lb horse?

24
Q

What is the maximum volume you can use in an IM injection in equine?

25
What gauge needle is used for IM injections in equine?
18-22
26
What muscles are used for IM injections?
Neck, pectoral, gluteal, triceps, and semitendinosus
27
What gauge needle is used for IV injections in equine?
14-22
28
What vein is used first for IV injections equine?
Jugular
29
What other veins are used for IV injections in equine?
Lateral thoracic, cephalic, saphenous, and coccygeal
30
What gauge of needle is used for subcutaneous injections in equine?
20-25
31
How many mLs are injected intradermal in equine?
1mL