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___ is lactation-induced hypocalcemia
eclampsia
eclampsia is seen in ___ lactating ___, about ___-___ weeks after whelping, and hypocalcemia.Tends to recur with ___ pregnancy.
heavily, females, 2-3, subsequent
Clinical signs of eclampsia: ___, ___, ___, stiff ___, ___, ___/___
nervousness, salivation, gait, ataxia, seizures, tremors
Treatment of eclampsia ___-___% ___ ___ through a slow ___, monitor ___ and ___ stop is abnomalities occur, ___ ___ may work if caught early enough
10-20, calcium gluconate, IV, HR, ECG, oral calcium
Eclapsia may be avoided with good ___ and ___ supplementation
nutrition, calcium
___ is a pus-filled uterus
pyometra
Pyometras develops w/in ___ days of last estrous cycle
60
Clinical signs of pyometra: ___ ___, abdominal ___, ___, ___, _/__, ___
vulvar discharge, enlargement, vomiting, lethargy, PU/PD, dehydration
Diagnosis of pyometra: ___, ___, ___/___ looking for leukocytosis, neutrophilia, incrased ALP, TP, BUN
radiograph, ultrasound, CBC, chem
Treatment of pyometra: ___, ___, if spay is unwanted ___ can be used for ___ pyometras, and pyometras can be prevented with a ___
OHE, antibodies, prostaglandin, open, OHE
___ is difficult parturition due to fetal position, fetal size, uterine hernia
Dystocia
Dystocia can be prevented using ___ education with ___ boxes, ___, ___ proccess, ___ care, etc
client, whelping, nutrition, birthing, neonatal
Clinical signs of dystocia: when a dam or a queen hasn’t produced a fetus for more than ___ hours after another, ___ vaginal discharge during partution, or if active labor last longer than ___ hour
4, green, 1
Diagnosis of dystocia: ___ with ___ palpation, ___, ___
PE, vaginal, radiographs, ultrasonography
Treatment of dystocia: ___ ___, ___, ___ section ± ___
manural manipulation, oxytocin, cesarean, OHE
___ is excessive parasympathetic stimulation or possible impairmento venous drainage from the penis
priapism
___ is when the dog has the inability to retract the penis into the preputial sheath.
paraphimosis
The cause of paraphimosis could be: ___-___, ___ by hair of FB, ___ of the os penis, or ___
self-mutilation, constriction, fracture, trauma
A delay of treatment of priapism or paraphimosis can lead to ___ then ___
necrosis, amputation
Diagnosis of priapism and paraphimosis is through: clinical signs, ___
PE
Treatment of priapism, paraphimosis: ___ and removal of ___ agents, immersion of tissue into cold ___ ___ solution to reduce ___, clean the penis and replace into prepuece and plave a ___-___ suture
sedation, causative, hypertonic, glucose, swelling, purse-string
testicular tumors are more likely in ___ dogs and those with ___ hernias. More likely when testicles are in the ___ canal than ___
cryptorchid, inguinal, inguinal, abdomen
Clinical signs of testicular tumors: ___, ___ male dogs, nonpainful testicular ___, ± enlarged ___ ___
older, intact, enlargement, lymph nodes
Diagnosis of testicular tumors: ___ ___. Treatment: ___ or ± ___ or ± ___
clinical signs, castration, chemotherapy, radiation
Prevention of testicular tumors: ___ especially in ___ animals
castration, cryptorchid
___ is the most common tumor of unspayed female dogs depending on hormones
mammary
The risk of getting mammary gland tumors increases based on when they were ___. It increases parabolically after 1 estrus cycle it is ___%, after 2 or more strous cycle is it ___%
spayed, 8, 26
Malignancy of mammary gland tumors based on the species Canines have a ___% chance and Felines have a ___-___% chance
50, 80-90
Clinical signs of mammary gland tumors: ___ ___ on the mammary chain, regional ___ ___ are enlarged
firm nodules, lymph nodes
Diagnosis of mammary gland tumors: ___, ___/___, and ___ ___ pre-surgical
PE, CBC, chem, thoracic radiograph
treatment of mammary glands tumors: ___ removal ± ___
surgical, chemotherapy