Veterinary Medicine: Key Concepts and Diagnostic Tests

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Signalment

An important general guide, beginning with the patient's age.

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Hypotrichosis

Can be associated with various conditions, except hypoestroginism.

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Lupus Erythematosus diagnostic tests

The best diagnostic tests for Lupus Erythematosus except Complete Blood Count (CBC).

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Nodular dermatofibrosis

In a canine patient, the least indicated diagnostic test is X-Ray.

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Skin

A sensitive indicator of hypercorticolism in dogs with both specific and non-specific findings.

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Blepharitis

Inflammation of the eyelids.

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Slit Lamp Biomicroscope

A device used to provide illumination and magnification when evaluating the anterior segment of the eye.

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Welch Allyn Panoptic Ophthalmoscope

A device that combines the ease of use of a direct ophthalmoscope with a relatively large area of the fundus evaluated at one time.

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Systemic hypertension in dogs

Least caused by hypoadrenocorticism.

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Bacterial organisms causing sneezing

The following causes sneezing and nasal discharge in dogs, except Cryptococcus spp.

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Hemostatic disorders

The following causes sneezing and nasal discharge in dogs, except Systemic Lupus Erythematosus.

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Black-tarry stools

Indicate possible trauma in the ileum.

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Fresh blood in stool

Indicates possible trauma in the rectum.

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Spasticity

An increase in muscle tone due to hyperexcitable muscle stretch reflex.

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Myotonia

Prolonged contraction or delayed relaxation of a muscle after voluntary or stimulated contraction.

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Proprioceptive ataxia

Type of ataxia primarily related to spinal cord disease, differentiated by the absence of head involvement.

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Vestibular ataxia

Type of ataxia characterized by head tilt.

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Cerebellar ataxia

Type of ataxia characterized by dysmetria, usually manifested by hypermetria.

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Paresis

Partial loss of motor function usually manifested as weakness.

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Fine-Needle Aspirates

Diagnostic test used to get information on lymphoma, lymphadenitis, metastatic disease, and reactive lymphadenopathy.

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Computed Tomography (CT Scan)

Used to diagnose pneumonia, intrathoracic masses, nasal abscesses, skull osteomyelitis, and temporomandibular joint abnormalities.

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Magnetic resonance

Diagnostic information for meningitis, encephalitis, and discospondylitis.

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Hypercalcemia associations

The following are associated with hypercalcemia, except pancreatitis.

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Hypocalcemia associations

The following conditions are associated with hypocalcemia, except lymphoma.

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Hyperphosphatemia associations

The following are associated with hyperphosphatemia, except diabetic ketoacidosis.

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Microscopic elements of urinalysis

The following are microscopic elements of urinalysis, except protein.

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Synovial fluid analysis

Must be submitted in a purple top (EDTA) tube.

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Normal heart rate in adult giant breed dog

Ranges from 60-140 bpm.

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Echocardiography patient position

Best position for larger acoustic window and better image quality is right lateral recumbency.

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Preferred echocardiography position for giant breed dogs

Standing position.

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2-D Echocardiography

Technique used in evaluating cardiac structural changes, producing real-time anatomic representation of the heart throughout the cardiac cycle.

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M-mode Echocardiography

Used for evaluating the phase motion of the cardiac structures during the cardiac cycle.

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Imaging equipment

Uses imaging planes that align the sound beam to be parallel with the blood flow.

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Spectral Doppler

This equipment uses imaging planes that align the sound beam to be parallel with the blood flow.

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Pulsed-wave Doppler

This uses a single-crystal transducer that transmits and receives the doppler signal.

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Color-flow Doppler

This allows visual evaluation of direction and velocity of blood flow through the heart. Its primary use is the detection of flow disturbances.

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Continuous-Wave Doppler

This uses dual crystals for simultaneous transmission and reception of the doppler signal.

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Lactulose

The following drugs are used for rectal suppositories for a patient with deobstipation, except?

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Isotonic Saline Solution

The following are used for microenema, except?

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4 hours

CSF samples ideally are processed for analysis within?

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L5-L6

The most common site for lumbar CSF collection is?

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Common Peroneal Nerve

Nerve Biopsy procedure is taken from what nerve?

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Proestrus

A slide was given for microscopic examination. Cytologically, basal and parabasal cells, along with intermediate cells were seen. In what stage of the estrous cycle does the patient probably be?

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Estrus

Superficial epithelial cells, primarily anucleated, decrease RBC count, no WBC. The background is clear of debris and mucus. What stage of estrous cycle could it possibly be?

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Hydrophilic-Angled Guidewire

This equipment is used in interventional urologic procedures used to gain access to the upper and lower urinary tract.

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The endoscopic equipment cart is placed on the CRANIAL (Ventral) aspect of patient

In performing otoendoscopy exams, the following statements are correct, except?

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Right Atrium

Hemangiosarcoma is the most often described cardiac tumor and is often located in the?

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Tissue Doppler Imaging

The method of choice for non-invasive assessment of regional myocardial function is?

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Transesophageal Echocardiography

A complementary technique that especially allows better imaging of cardiac structures above AV node such as atria and pulmonary veins.

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Contrast Echocardiography

This technique has four applications: detection of shunts, enhancement of Doppler signals, left ventricular opacifications and demonstration of myocardial perfusion.

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Transduction-Transmission-Projection-Modulation-Perception

The correct sequence for pain physiology is?

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Serotonin and Norepinephrine reuptake Inhibitors

Drugs used for chronic pain management includes?

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NSAIDS

These drugs are prototypical therapy for acute pain management due to their safety and efficacy.

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Corticosteroids

The best drug choice for the treatment of inflammatory disease, like immune-mediated polyarthritis or steroid-responsive meningoencephalitis, and has a role in local or regional analgesia, as part of protocols for intraocular, epidural, topical, ocular, otic or other localized inflammation and acute pain are?

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Right Hemithorax

Generally, the best starting point to position the probe in doing echocardiography is?

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Closer to the sternum or more ventrally

For canine brachycephalic breeds, were the thoracic conformation is ventrodorsally compressed, the best acoustic window obtained by placing the probe:

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Hypoxemic Shock

Anemia, severe pulmonary disease, methemoglobinemia and carbon monoxide intoxication belongs to this functional classification of shock:

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Cardiogenic Shock

Decreased forward flow or venous return belongs to this type of shock:

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Impétigo is not contagious and may occur for no apparent reason

The following statements are true about impetigo, except?

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Pyotraumatic dermatitis

Hot spot is otherwise known as?

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Administration of corticosteroids to lessen inflammatory reaction

The management of superficial staphylococcal pyoderma includes the following, except?

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Neospora spp.

Fungal etiologic agents for infectious respiratory diseases for dogs and cats, except.

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Arterial Blood Gas Analysis

This technique is considered the gold standard for evaluating the gas function of the lung.

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Rhinoscopy

The test choice for evaluating nasal disease.

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Sedation

In animals with marked respiratory difficulty, sedation is not necessary.

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Chronic bronchitis in dogs

Consists of 3 diagnostic criteria, except nasal polyps.

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Gabapentin

The following are opioids used in canine chronic bronchitis, except.

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H3N2

The strain of Influenza Virus that is considered as the 'Canine Influenza Virus.'

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RT-PCR

The most reliable and preferred test to detect influenza virus.

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Hemagglutination Test

Preferred serologic test especially in acute and convalescent titers; since most dogs have no circulation CIV antibodies.

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Paramyxovirus or Morbilivirus

The causative agent of Canine Distemper.

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Mucicarmine Stain

In diagnosing Cryptococosis in dogs, the best stain to demonstrate its capsule.

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Fluconazole

The most effective drug in vitro against cryptococcosis.

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Amphotericin B

The treatment of choice for Cryptococcosis with mild to moderately severe disease.

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Coccidiodes spp.

Valley Fever is caused by the Genus.

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Cancer

The most popular target gene therapy.

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Suicide Gene

A gene that codes for specific enzymes that is capable of metabolizing a substance into toxic metabolites.

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Pharmacokinetics

The process of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion where it specifically describes the relationship between drug and target tissue as well the whole body.

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Spill-Over

Dogs and Cats are considered as the spill-over host of Tuberculosis Mycobacteriosis.

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Humans

The reservoir host or Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

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Betalactams and Quinolones

Dogs affected with Mycobacterium tuberculosis should initially be treated with a combination of.

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Impression Smears

The method of choice in bacterial identification that provides accurate and rapid results to diagnose Nocardiosis.

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Early-term abortion

Canine brucellosis includes the following signs, except.

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Access of deep/lacerated wound by the bacteria

A patient can get infected with Tetanus when.

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Cat Scratch Fever

Bartonella spp can cause the.

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Bortonella henslae

The causative agent for 'cat scratch fever.'

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Bites from fleas, ticks, flies and lice

The mode of infection in Bartonellosis.

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Doxycycline

The treatment of choice for leptospirosis because it eliminates both leptospirosis and carrier phases of infection.

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Ingestion of infected tick

Borreliosis is transmitted through.

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Anaplasma phagocytophilum or Anaplasma platys

The causative agent for canine thrombocytic anaplosmosis.

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Anaplasma phagocytophilum

The causative agent for human granulocytic anaplasmosis.

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Rickettsia rickettsii

The causative agent of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.

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14 days

Treatment protocol for rickettiosis includes the administration of Doxycycline which is the treatment of choice and should be given within.

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Imidocarb dipriopionate

Treatment for Hepatozoon canis infection in acute stage include.

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Pyremethamine - Sulfadiazine

Treatment of Toxoplasmosis include the following.

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Skin scraping presence in the hair sebaceous glands

Demodex injai a longer body canine mites may be diagnosed by.

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Enema

A substance given to loosen up dry feces and may relieve constipation and is administered through the anus.

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10-20 minutes

Insemination in dogs using artificial insemination should be done within.

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2-5 days after ovulation

When doing artificial insemination in a bitch, insemination should be done.