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What is the most common sign of acute non-specific Gastroenteritis?

Sudden onset vomiting <7 days w/ no hematemesis

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What are common causes of acute non-specific gastroenteritis?

Dietary indiscretion or intolerance

Drugs/ toxins in low doses

GI irritants

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How should Acute non-specific gastroenteritis in a systemically well animal be tx?

Highly digestible diet (low fat, low fiber)

Anti-emetics

SC fluids

Empirical anthelminthics

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What diets are not highly digestible?

GI biome

Royal Canine HP

Royal Canine GI

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How should an acute non-specific Gastroenteritis in a systemically ill pt be worked up?

Minimum database

Imaging

Cortisol/ ACTH stime

Infectious dz testing

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What is a parasitic cause of chronic gastritis in both dogs and cats?

Physaloptera -> transmitted via bug ingestion

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How do you dx Physaloptera?

Happy pukers

Ova not in fecal float but can be in vomit

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How is Physaloptera treated?

Fenbendazole

Pyrantal

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What is a parasitic cause of Chronic gastritis in Cats?

Ollulanus tricuspis -> cat to cat transmission via vomitus ingestion

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What are tx of Ollulanus tricuspis?

Fenbendazole,

Oxfendazole

Tetramisole

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What are clinical signs of histoplasmosis?

Very sick,

Severe weight loss

Diarrhea

-exposure to chicken coops, bats, or starlings

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What is Dx of Histoplasmosis?

Urine Ag testing

Cytology

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What is tx of histoplasmosis?

Itraconazole + amphotericin B

- Guarded prognosis if GI involvement

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What are clinical signs of Omycetes/ Pythiosis?

Very sick,

Vomiting

Wt loss,

Diarrhea

Hematochezia

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<p>How is Pythiosis going to be DX?</p>

How is Pythiosis going to be DX?

Anti-pythium Ab ELISA

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How must Pythiosis going to be TX?

Aggressive sx resection

Itraconazole, amphotericin B, Terbinafine

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How should Helicobacter be tx?

Amoxicillin

Metro

Bismuth (NOT for cats)

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Name a few causes of GI ulcers?

Corrosive/ irritating substances

Decreased prostaglandins -> less mucosal healing (NSAIDs)

Decreased mucus/ bicarbonate

Inflammation/ gastritis

Hyperacidity (Gastrin/ histamine)

Decreased gastric blood flow

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What physical signs would make you suspect a GI ulcer/ erosion?

Hematemesis

Melena

Pain

Anemia

Poss GI perforation

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What lab work changes would we see in lab work w/ GI ulcers?

Unexplained high BUN

Regenerative anemia/ regeneration w/o anemia

Thrombocytosis

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What are dx for GI ulcers/ erosions?

Traditional endoscopy -> wont go past duodenum

Capsule endoscopy -> Can assess entry SI

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How do you tx GI ulcers symptomatically?

Anti-emetics

Analgesics

PPI

Sucralfate

Somatostatin

Sx if severe/ neoplastic

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What is a sign of delayed GI emptying?

Vomitus containing undigested food long after eating - 8hrs

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___ is functional delayed gastric emptying and ___ is structural?

Gastroparesisi

Obstruction -> Neoplasia/ pyloric stenosis

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<p>What breeds most commonly get Pyloric stenosis?</p>

What breeds most commonly get Pyloric stenosis?

Brachycephalic

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What is Bilious Vomiting syndrome?

vomiting bile (usually in the morning) because the stomach does't like to be empty for so long. Treat by giving a small meal late at night or acid suppression

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What is a leiomyoma?

benign tumor of smooth muscle seen in older dogs

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What is an adenomatous polyp?

Raised growth found in the pyloric antrum - benign

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What is the most common GI neoplasia in dogs?

Adenocarcinoma

-focal tumors

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What locations are most likely to see Adenocarcinomas in the GI?

angula incisura

Lesser curvature

Pylorus

SI

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How is Adenocarcinomas of the GI tx?

Sx recession to alleviate clinical signs - POOR prognosis

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What is the most common neoplasia in the GI of Cats?

Lymphoma

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What animals will have indolent small T cell lymphoma?

Cats

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What are indolent small T cells lymphoma in the GI?

Infiltrative slow progressing diffuse dz with a good prognosis - tx w/ low level chemo

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What is intermediate/ large cell lymphoma of the GI?

Forms a tumor and is aggressive - Dogs

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How is intermediate/ large cell lymphoma of the GI treated?

CHOP

-NOT sx

-POOR prognosis

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What will we see in intestinal MCT?

More common in older cats in the SI w/ high malignancy that are diffuse/ focal

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What is tx for intestinal MCT?

Chemo +/- sx

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What is a Leiomyosarcoma?

SM malignant tumor

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What are clinical signs of Leiomyosarcoma?

Paraneoplastic hypoglycemia

PU/PD

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What is a GI stromal tumor?

Pacemaker cell organ -> interstitial cells of Cajal - good progonsis w/ sx

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What are dx for GI neoplasia?

Normal blood work

US -cant diff the type of tumor

Biopsy