upper airway diseases Flashcards

1
Q

where are the most cough receptors located

A

larynx, tracheal bifuraction and main bronchi

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2
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intrathoracic airway obstruction causes:

A

prolonged expiration

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3
Q

stertor suggests localization of what disease

A

nasal disease, soft palate, nasopharyngeal disease

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4
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stridor airway noises help localize the issue to what:

A

larynx or trachea

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5
Q

depigmentation of the nose puts what higher on your ddx

A

aspergillosis

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6
Q

what signs are suggestive of pharynx localization

A

stertor, gagging, dysphagia, reverse sneeze

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7
Q

patient has respiratory distress and stridor. where is the issue

A

larynx

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8
Q

lung sounds are dull/decreased/absent. what causes this?

A

pleural fluid-ventral
pneumothorax-higher
diaphragmatic hernia

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9
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you ascult crackles in the lung what can cause this? where are we localizing

A

fluid, rapid opening of the stiff airways
bronchioles and pleural parenchyma

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10
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what are the two most common signs of nasal/upper airway disease

A

sneezing and nasal discharge

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11
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epistaxis

A

hemorrhage from the nose

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12
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when you see unilateral nasal discharge, what are the top three common ddx

A

foreign body, tooth root abscess, polyp

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13
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common ddx for sneezing patients

A

nasal foreign body: acute
feline URI
all causes of nasal discharge

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14
Q

stertor is most often the result of ______ disease

A

pharyngeal

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15
Q

what is the chronic sequelae of calicivirus

A

chronic gingivostomatitis

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16
Q

predominant signs of bordetella in cats

A

rhinitis, not cough

17
Q

what sign is associated with chlamydophila felis

A

conjunctivitis. usually secondary invader

18
Q

what are signs that are more suggestive of tooth root abscesses

A

unilateral mucopurulent hemorrhagic nasal discharge. poor dental exam

19
Q

What is the treatment for crypto in cats

A

fluconazole. only amphotercin B if cat is down bad

20
Q

dog has facial pain, epistaxis, mucopurulent discharge, sneezing, +- depigmentation

A

aspergillosis

21
Q

what is the best treatment for aspergillosis

A

topical infusion of clotrimazole. repeat as necessary

22
Q

most common nasal neoplasia in cats

A

lyphmosarcoma

23
Q

common nasal neoplasia in dogs

A

adenocarcinoma, chondrosarc, osteosarc

24
Q

how do you diagnose canine lymphoplasmacytic rhinitis

A

large breed, nasal discharge, histopath: lymphoplasmacytic inflammation

25
feline chronic rhinosinusitis. signs and diagnosis
dilateral mucopurulent nasal discharge, sneezing diagnosis of exclusion
26
you have feline nasopharyngeal polyp. what do you do? what are possible side effects
traction avulsion. side effect: horners syndrome, will resolve.