Quiz 7, Week 10- Oncology, Clinical signs, & Preventative Health Programs

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Which of the following statements about sarcomas is true?

Sarcomas often require aggressive surgical excision due to their invasive nature

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What is the primary goal of veterinary cancer treatment according to the slide?

To improve the animal’s quality of life

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Wellness examinations provide an opportunity to educate owners about parasite prevention.

True

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What is a potential clinical sign of leptospirosis in dogs?

Renal failure

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Why should morphine be avoided in patients with mast cell tumors?

It can trigger histamine release leading to severe hypotension

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Which statement best describes benign tumors?

They can grow large and compress nearby structures

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Which of the following statements about lymphoma in veterinary medicine is true?

Lymphoma is a group of related cancers that arise from lymphocytes and have multiple subtypes

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Which of the following is a potential clinical sign of cancer in veterinary patients?

Persistent or enlarging swellings

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Which of the following is a common behavior of cancer cells?

Promote angiogenesis

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What is the recommended frequency for fecal examinations to check for intestinal parasites in adult animals? 

Annually

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Which of the following is a characteristic of malignant tumors?

Cause inflammation, necrosis, and tissue destruction

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Which of the following is not recommended when managing suspected cancer cases in veterinary medicine?

Taking a “watch and wait” approach to avoid alarming the owner

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All flea and tick products are safe for use in both dogs and cats.

False

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Owners should be advised to contact the veterinary team if their pet's vaccine side effects last longer than 2-3 days.

True

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All masses that develop at vaccine injection sites are cancerous.

False

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Which of the following tumors arises from epithelial tissues and is classified as a carcinoma?

Mammary carcinoma

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Which of the following is a common clinical sign of multicentric lymphoma in dogs?

Painless lymphadenomegaly with possible abdominal distention

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Canine distemper virus can only infect dogs.

False

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What is the most common presenting sign of osteosarcoma in dogs?

Lameness

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Where are lipomas most commonly found in dogs?

Subcutaneously, especially in older dogs

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Which of the following treatment options is usually curative for lipomas in dogs?

Surgical resection

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What is the recommended course of action for a mass that develops at a vaccine injection site and is still present after 3 months?

Perform a biopsy

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Leptospirosis is more common in dry, arid regions.

False

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What is one way that fleas can transmit tapeworms to cats and dogs?

Through ingestion of fleas.

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Only puppies and kittens require deworming medication.

False

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What is the correct protocol when a mass is found during a physical exam?

Begin with history and physical exam, then measure and document before aspiration

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Which canine vaccine is required by law in many regions?

Rabies

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Which of the following signs may indicate squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) in a cat?

Loose teeth with no dental disease

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What is the most common malignant oral tumor in dogs?

Oral melanoma

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What is an additional benefit of many heartworm preventives?

They treat for common intestinal parasites.