wounds and fracture managment Flashcards

1
Q

where is the stage were veterinarians can intervene

A

debridement! macrophages are naturally in this stage

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2
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what are the three stages of skin healing

A

inflammation
proliferation
maturation and remodeling

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3
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what are the cells involved in the inflammation stage

A

neutrophils and macrophages

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4
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what cell is incharge of the proliferation stage

A

fibroblasts lay down matrix and collagen

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5
Q

why is proud flesh bad

A

epithelization cant occur

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6
Q

when does the maturation and remodelling phase occur

A

around 14 days

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7
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what is the difference between clean contaminated vs contaminated

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clean contaminated- enter a luminal organ and no spillage

contaminated- fresh trauma or spillage from a luminal organ

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8
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you find a wound. what do you do? (steps)

A

wear latex gloves, clip the hair, clean the wound, explore the wound (sterile if near joints), lavage, debride

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9
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proper debridement is done how

A

with sharp excision of the entire wound.

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10
Q

why is dead space bad

A

increases risk of infection and prevents apposition of tissue = healing

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11
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what is the difference between delayed primary and secondary closure

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delayed primary is done after days of lavage BEFORE granulation tissue

secondary is closed AFTER granulation tissue

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12
Q

sheep with discolored wool, ADR, wool falling out

A

fly strike. myiasis

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13
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treatment for fly strike

A

clip all fiber around area, catron to kill the maggots, clean, systemic antibiotics, pain meds catron daily until healed

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14
Q

can you use triple antibiotic on food animals

A

yes but they are not approved in systemic food animal so keep them from licking

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15
Q

the majority of food animal wounds are

A

iatrogenic

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16
Q

what is the advantage of surgical dehorning over disbudding

A

it has shorter healing times and there is no open wound

17
Q

when is the age range for disbudding calves and goats

A

calves: less than 4 weeks
goats: less than 2 weeks

18
Q

disbudding

A

local block, hold for <5 seconds
ALUSPRAY

19
Q

what is something to remember about fracture healing in a ruminant

A

great bone healing potential. get bones in the same zip code and they will heal.

two toes split the load so its better than horse healing

20
Q

what three things decrease prognosis for a fracture

A

sepsis, nerve damage, and vascular trauma

21
Q

what type of fractures lead to a poor prognosis

A

proximal fractures in adults, open fractures, and articular fractures

22
Q

you want to fix a fracture with an internal fixation plate. what do you need to remember

A

can NEVER go to slaughter

23
Q

casting a bovine. what are main things to take away

A

change bandage often in growing animals, more layers if adults, okay to encase the hoof