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SA Dentistry (Marin)
Id and function,
Pulp,
Id function
30
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Dentition (Faux)
Upper dental arcade,
Lower dental arcade,
Each arcade is __ __ right to lef...
33
cards
pharm (davis)
What 3 receptors and antiporter l...,
What,
How is hcl formed in stomach
31
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ruminant/swine oral dz (pelzer)
Stomatitis definition cs,
Chemical irritants vs physical tr...,
Infectious etiologies of stomatit...
17
cards
SA Oropharyngeal Neoplasia (Ganjei)
Most common neoplastic oropharyng...,
Most common neoplastic oropharyng...,
Key points for obtaining a biopsy
20
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Upper Alimentary Tract (DeMonaco)
What is the upper alimentary tract,
Food prehension,
Dog cat water ingestion method vs...
12
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Esophageal disorders (DeMonaco)
Hallmark sign of esophageal disorder,
How to tell regurg versus v,
3 most common esophageal diseases
8
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equine dentistry (santonastaso)
Which teeth in horses are bracydont,
Hypsodont,
Clinical crown vs reserve crown v...
20
cards
GI Motility (wilson)
Muscularis layer of git,
Synctial nature of git,
Cylic contractions
18
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stomach physiology (demonaco)
Intrinsic factor and the stomach,
How does the stomach sterilize food,
What do the parietal cells of the...
22
cards
vomiting (persons)
Describe the vomiting reflex trig...,
Acute vs chronic v timeline,
Acute gastritis
18
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Water & Electrolyte Transport (Wilson)
Describr si mucosa its surface area,
What are the goals of transport a...,
Features of gi mucosa that facili...
11
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Diagnostic techniques of equine GIT (Maxwell)
Signs of colic in foals,
Colic etiologies in young horses,
Colic etiologies in stallions
24
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Ruminant GIT (Pelzer)
Ruminants are _ _ fermenters,
Why do ruminates ruminate chew th...,
How many liters can
61
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SI function & digestion/absorption (Songster)
5 layers of git,
Two phases of git motility,
Segmentation contractions versus ...
27
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Endocrine & Exocrine Pancreas Function (Bolton)
1. Understand the 'two-organ' structure of the pancreas.
2. Understand the secretory products and their associated function(s) of the exocrine pancreas.
3. Understand the stimuli for release of the secretory products of the exocrine pancreas.
4. Understand the secretory products and their associated function(s) of the endocrine pancreas.
5. Understand the stimuli for release of the secretory products of the endocrine pancreas.
16
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Dx - malabsorption/maldigestion (Strandberg)
Amylase,
Lipase,
Pancreatic lipase immunoreactivit...
10
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Colic (Maxwell)
Simple vs complex colics,
Etiologies of elevated pcv in horses,
What does it mean when a horse ro...
15
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Equine endotoxemia (Maxwell)
Where do endotoxins originate fro...,
Signs of endoto,
Cbc elements of endotoxemia
4
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Anatomy
What side of the body does the eq...,
What is the saccus cecus in the e...,
What structure is the non glandul...
66
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Hepatobiliary physiology & disease (DeMonaco)
Liver functions,
Lblood flow of the liver,
Hepatocytes
24
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clinpath hepatobil (strandberg)
What does tissue diagnostic enzym...,
Leakage injury enzymes,
Alanine aminotransferase alt
20
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hepatic vascular anomalies (Ganjei)
The gallbladder sits between what...,
Describe the role of the hepatic ...,
Describe the role of the portal v...
31
cards
Splenomegaly + Splenectomy (DeMonaco)
Functions of the spleen 4,
Splenomegaly,
How can splenomegaly be detected ...
18
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SA Chronic Hepatobiliary Disease (DeMonaco)
Chronic idiopathic hepatitis,
Chronic idiopathic hepatitis bloo...,
How is chronic idiopathic hepatit...
40
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SA Intestinal obstruction (Ganjei)
Main clinical sign of intestinal ...,
Obstructive pattern on radiographs,
Pathophysiology of fb obstruction
17
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Alimentary tract path 1 (Diab)
What are the 4 types of disorders...,
Describe the lesions in this calf...,
3
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ganjei
Dirty versus con,
Major difference b w clean and cl...,
Ways to reduce risk of surgical s...
28
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persons/ramirez SA d+
Definitionof diarrhea,
Etiology of secretory versus osmo...,
How does hyperthyroidism cause d
22
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songster- constipation, obstipation
Constipation,
Obstipation,
Most common cause of obstipation ...
7
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