incomplete VET-125 - Ch. 11 - Respiratory

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Terminology……

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Smth about oxygen

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Smth about epiglottis

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Respiratory tract begins at…

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Function of the nose

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Smth about philtrum

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Trachea

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What is the passageway through which air is moved from outside the body to inside the lungs?

Trachea

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Trachea bifurcates……

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Bronchi split……

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Alveoli

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Anything that alters the ability of the animal to move air in & out of the lungs……

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Diseases of the upper respiratory tract

Rhinitis, nasal tumors, nasal foreign body, epstaxis, sinusitis, tonsillitis, laryngitis, infectious tracheobronchitis (kennel cough)

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Disease of the lower respiratory tract

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Rhinitis signs

Serous, mucoid, or mucopurulent nasal discharge, sneezing, pawing at nose, encrustation of nares, coughing, & gagging

Rarely presents as a single disease, usually appears sequela to other respiratory infections

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Rhinitis diagnosis

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Rhinitis treatment

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Nasal tumors signs

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Nasal tumors diagnosis

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Nasal tumors treatment

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Nasal tumors prognosis

Usually only palliative care & masses usually reoccur

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Epistaxis

Bleeding from the nose

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Epistaxis causes

May be caused by systemic disease, not primarily respiratory disease, or may be caused by trauma, fungal infection, bacterial infection, or tumors

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Epistaxis signs

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Epistaxis diagnosis

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Epistaxis treatment

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What might epistaxis with coagulation issues indicate?

Hemostasis (clotting) disorders, such as rat bait poisoning

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Sinusitis

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Sinusitis signs

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Sinusitis diagnosis

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Sinusitis treatment

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What is the most common cause of sinusitis in dogs?

Tooth root abscess

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Sinusitis pic

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Oronasal fistula pics

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Tonsils

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Tonsillitis

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Tonsillitis signs

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Tonsillitis diagnosis

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Tonsillitis treatment

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Laryngitis

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Laryngitis cause

Most commonly barking, howling, & meowing

Also infection of the respiratory tract

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Laryngitis signs

Voice loss or voice quality alteration, cough, & increased mucus accumulation at back of throat

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Laryngitis diagnosis

History & physical exam of red, inflamed throat

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Laryngitis treatment

Restrict barking or meowing, possibly antibiotics, & anti-inflammatory dose of glucocorticoids

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“Barkless” dog

Basenji

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What important disease can also cause a change in vocal quality?

Rabies

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Kennel cough

Aka infectious tracheobronchitis

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Kennel cough risk factors

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Kennel cough signs

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Kennel cough diagnosis

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Kennel cough treatment

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Kennel cough client education

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Kennel cough prevention

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Canine influenza

Two strains = H3N2 & H3N8

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Canine influenza transmission

Aerosolization such as barking, sneezing, & coughing

Viable on surfaces up to 48 hours, clothing 24 hours, & hands up to 12 hours

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Canine influenza signs

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Canine influenza diagnosis

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Canine influenza treatment

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Canine influenza prevention

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Canine influenza client education

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Which breed was canine influenza first identified & when?

Greyhounds in 2004

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Feline asthma

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Feline asthma signs

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Feline asthma diagnosis

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Feline asthma treatment

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Feline asthma differential

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Feline asthma prognosis

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Feline heartworm disease

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Feline heartworm signs

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Feline heartworm diagnosis

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Feline heartworm treatment

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Feline heartworm prevention

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Feline heartworm other info

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HARD

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Ferret heartworm disease

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FVRCP

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FVR

(feline herpesvirus?)

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FVR transmission

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FVR signs

Acute onset of sneezing, conjunctivitis (usually severe), purulent rhinitis, corneal ulcers usually from self-inflicted trauma or discharge buildup, ulcerated nasal planum,fever, depression, anorexia, & sometimes excessive salivation

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FVR diagnosis

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FVR treatment

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FCV

Aka feline calicivirus

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FCV transmission

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FCV signs

Commonly ulcerative stomatitis ……

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FCV diagnosis

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FCV treatment

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FCV prognosis

Mortality low, but morbidity is high

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Virulent systemic calicivirus

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Pleural effusion

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Pleural effusion causes

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Pleural effusion risk factors

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Pleural effusion signs

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Pleural effusion diagnosis

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Pleural effusion treatment

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Pleural effusion prognosis

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Chyle

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Chylothorax

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Empyema

Collection of pus in the space between the lung & inner surface of the pleural space (aka chest wall)

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Thoracocentesis

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Thoracocentesis complications