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28 Cards in this Set
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Thrombocytosis in cats.
MC signs? other CBC findings? MC cause/disease? |
plt>700,000/uL
MC signs = GI, endocrine (hyperthyroid) lymphopenia = MC CBC finding MC causes = infectious inflammatory |
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Bacteremia in 66 cats and antimicrobial susc. of isloates.
MC isolate? best Abx choice? |
88% single sp.
45% gram+ 43% gram- 12% obligate anaerobes 77%=enro 69%=chloramphenicol 67%=gentamicin 64%=Clavamox |
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JAVMA 2011
ITP in dogs: tx and predictors of outcome 2 signs assoc with neg prognosis? what is risk w/ each sign? |
age 5 mo - 15 yr
MC breed = Cocker Spaniels MC sign = petechiae 84% survived to discharge 9% relapsed melena (60% SOD) or incr BUN (50% SOD) = worse prognosis -- vs. 90% without |
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JAVMA 2006
Idiopathic Neutropenia (IN) in dogs: 11 cases - response to tx? risk factors? clinical features? |
Idiopathic neutropenia dogs: younger (<4yrs) lower NO counts
In all dogs with IN - remission w/in 18 days with pred WBC=low in all dogs Neut=0-2380 Hct=26-35.9% (8/11 anemic) plt=<200,000/uL (3/11 decr. plts) |
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JVIM 2010
Contrast enhanced U/S for focal splenic lesions in dogs. Sn of each phase? Sp of each phase? |
Early vascular phase: hypoechoic pattern strongly associ w/ malignancy; Sn=38% Sp=100%
Late vascular phase: hypoechoic pattern strongly assoc w/ malignancy; Sn=81% Sp=85% Parenchymal phase: No diff. btwn malignant & benign lesions |
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JVIM 2010
Plasma AT activity as dx; prognostic indicator in dogs: Retrospective study of 149 dogs. At what level highest Sp? Name 3 other lab abnormalities? |
Decr AT = leukocytosis, incr PTT, decr plt, decr alb, incr bili
Dx = IMHA, panc, hepatopathy, neoplasia Incr mortality across study population Incr OR for death if AT<60% (9.9 OR); <30% (14.7 OR) AT<60% = Sn 58% Sp 85% for mortality |
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JVIM 2011
Evaluation of serum NT-pCNP as a dx & px Biomarker for Sepsis. What is the cutoff? Sn? Sp? What type of sepsis is it least useful for? |
Sepsis (29), non-infectious SIRS (34), control (49)
Cutoff of 10.1: AUC=0.71, Sn=65.5%, Sp=89.2% for diff. between (Sepsis) vs (NISIRS/control) Poor Sn for septic abdomen --> after exclusion Sn=94%, Sp=89% Conclusion: good biomarker for sepsis excl septic abd; not related to survival |
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JVIM 2011
Effect of Experimental Endotoxemia on TEG parameters, 2nd & 3rd hemostasis in Dogs. Earlier marker? What time to assess? |
D-Dimers are earliest marker!
Endotoxemia signs = v/d, lethargy, abd pain 1 hour: leukopenia (2.5) + D-Dimer incr 2X 4 hour: incr T, PT, aPTT decr fibrinogen, decr APC, Prot.S, TEG alpha&MA Conclusion: TEG and APC not good screening tools |
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Outcome following splenectomy in cats. Name 1 variable assoc with neg. outcome? #1 Disease.
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Weight loss assoc with negative prognostic outcome.
Presenting complaint = palpable abd mass (58%), anorexia (47%) MCT=53% HSA=21% LSA=11% MST=197 days; MST=3 days if weight loss pre-op; MST=293 days if no wt loss pre-op |
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JVIM 2007
Neutrophil Fxn in Septic Dogs. |
Phagolysosomal burst = lower in sepsis;
Septic dogs had sig. incr. phagocytosis of opsonized E.coli *diminished oxidative burst* |
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JVIM 2009
Prothrombotic & Inflammatory effects of IV hIVIG in dogs Name 5 changes assoc. with IVIG |
1 g/kg
mild decr plt (med 200,000/uL) while in normal range leukopenia (med 3.5) incr TP, incr FDPs, incr thrombin-AT complexes, incr CRP promotes hypercoagulability and inflammatory state |
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JVIM 2009
Serum [acute phase protein] in dogs with AIHA. Predictor of hospital stay? Survival? Assoc with what 2 variables on CBC? |
APP= CRP, alpha-1 acid glycoprotein (AAG)
alb=neg APP At dx: Incr AAG & CRP; normalized over days 9-365 with dz stabilization APP: not predictor of survival, hosp. stay, # blood transfusions APP: correlated with PCV & WBC CRP at admit lower for those who had rec'd steroids |
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JVIM 2009
Peripheral nucleated RBC as px indicator in heat stroke. What is cutoff? Sn? Sp? |
n=40 dogs
nRBC = 36/40 (90%) at presentation Median = 24 cells/ 100 WBC; 1.48 x 10^3/uL Incr in died (22) vs. survived (18); incr nRBC with RF/DIC *18 nRBC/100WBC at presentation = Sn 91% Sp 88% for death* |
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JVIM 2008
Post-op bleeding in retired racing greyhounds What happens to PCV, plt, PT, AP, AT, FDP, vWF |
n=88 with OHE or castration
26/88 bleeding 36-48 hrs post op Antiplasmin & AT were sig decr.& vWF incr in bleeders Post-op all dogs had: decr plts, shorter PT, incr fibrinogen, incr AP; Bleeders had decr Hct Conclusion: Not primary or secondary defect but fibrinolysis defect |
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JVIM 2007
Anticoagulant effects of LMWH in healthy cats What is peak time for antiXa levels? for Daltaparin, Enoxaparin, UFH? |
Measured antiXa, TEG, PT, aPTT
4 hour post enoxaparin: near tx antiXa levels in humans, but mean was below target 4 hour post daltaparin: lower antiXa than enoxaparin UFH antiXa target @ 4 hours and trough LMWH = 2 hours post admin = peak antiXa activity |
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JVIM 2009
Anti-endothelial cell Abs in dogs with IMHA & other diseases associ with incr risk of TE. Are they present? Are they predictive? |
2/91 sick dogs had +AECA
0/21 IMHA dogs had +AECA 0/20 SIRS, sepsis, both had +AECA Conclusion: RARE in dogs with TE |
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JVIM 2008
IMHA tx, outcome, prognostic indicators in 149 dogs 4 predictors at diagnosis 3 predictors at first 2 weeks of tx |
Predictors of death at dx: petechiation (4X OR), incr BUN, bands, thrombocytopenia
1st 2 weeks predictors of fatality: incr. BUN, t-Bili, petechiae --> if all present then 16X risk of death 92% survival rate after 1st 2 weeks |
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JVIM 2008
Portal Vein Thrombosis in 6 cats MC cause? other causes? |
6/6 = hepatic disease
3/6 = congenital PSS 2/6 = neoplasia 1/6 = pancr/hepatic necrosis 2/6 acute; 4/6 chronic |
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JVIM 2007
Transient hyperammonemia due to urea cycle enzyme deficiency in irish wolfhounds. Bile acids? Citrulline level? What age resolved? |
Defects in arginine succinase or arginosuccinate synthetase
In all 17 pups: incr ammonia with normal bile acids (except 1); no PSS Incr citrulline persisted despite normalized ammonia (with incr. glutamine and asparagine thru alternative NH3 pathways) Resolved at 3 months. |
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JVIM 2006, JAVMA 2010
Hyperphosphatasemia and concurrent adrenal gland dysfunction in apparently healthy Scottish Terriers. |
2006: ALP 1.7-17X elevated; 6/7 normal histopath; 1/7 regional chronic cholangitis without cholestasis
2010: 6 ALP vs 0 nALP dogs had incr post ACTH cortisol 17/17 ALP vs 15/17 nALP dogs had incr in at least one post ACTH non-cortisol hormone ALL ALP and most nALP histopath showed vaculoar hepatopathy (reticular pattern) |
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JVIM 2008
Anti-erythrocyte Ab & disease assoc in Anemic and non-Anemic dogs. Which Ig? What cutoff? IMHA vs other dz? % anemic vs non-anemic? |
147 anemic vs 145 nonanemic dogs
IgG +RBC >5% is Sn87% and Sp83% for IMHA Anemic dogs sig. more likely to have +IgG, IgM, or both (17%) vs. nonanemic dogs (8%) IMHA sig incr IgG +RBC vs. any other dz IMHA, infectious, ITP most likely to have + antiRBC Ab |
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JVIM 2006
Retrospective study of incidence and classification of bone marrow disorders at a VTH MC cause? primary vs secondary? |
Dysmyelopoiesis syndromes = MC secondary to neoplasia
Congenital (1), myelodysplastic (27), 2ndary dysmyelopoiesis (33) Neoplasia = MC cause: 1. acute leukemia 2. lymphoma 3. MM 4. MH |
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Heat stroke in dogs 54 cases risk factors for death
Conditions assoc with death? |
DIC (28/54) and ARF (18/54) assoc with death
Overall mortality 50% At admit hypoglycemia (<47), PT>18s, aPTT>30s at admit incr risk of death Cr>1.5 after 24 hrs, delayed admin >90min, seizures, obesity = incr risk of death |
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JVIM 2010
Antithrombotic effect of enoxaparin in clinically healthy cats - venous stasis model AntiXa correlation? What time decr thrombus formation? |
At 4 hour decr thrombus formation (100%)
Slight decr at 12 hour but not significant (91%) AntiXa levels did not correlate with thrombus formation; antiXa is poor predictor of antithrombotic effects |
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JVECCS 2010
Hypocalcemia and septic peritonitis in cats |
Incr LOH and ICU stay but not assoc with decr prognosis
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JVIM 2007
Incidence and clinical relevance of hyperglycemia in critically ill dogs. At admit vs. developed? Difference in survivors vs nonsurvivors? Length of hosp stay? |
245 dogs; BG>120
16% dogs had incr BG 74% at presentation, 26% developed Length of hosp = shorter if incr BG at presentation vs. developed 71% discharged; 29% died/euthanized Nonsurvivors (med 176) had sig. incr BG vs survivors (med 139) |
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JVECC 2010
SC UFH & TEG |
Within 3-5 hours max TEG change
INCR R: TEG too Sn to monitor Return to baseline within 12 hours |
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JVECC 2010
IMHA lactate |
Nonsurvivors incr @ 4.8mmol; survivors 2.90mmol
If normalized w/in 6 hours --> ALL survived 100% Only 71% survived if persistently elevated lactate @ 6 hr Sn 60% Sp 77% cutoff of 4.4mmol at admit |