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16 Cards in this Set

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Dysphagia
-define
-difficult swallowing
Odynophagia
-define
-painful swallowing
Dysphagia
-groupings
-oral
-pharyngeal
-esophageal
Difficulty swallowing
-most important part of exam
-watch the animal eat

-good description of the problem
-careful oral exam
-sedated/anesthetized oral exam
-fluoroscopic exam
Oral phase dysphagia
-some inability to prehend food and deliver to back of throat
Oral cavity diseases
-dogs
-Periodontal disease***
-Immune-mediated**
-Neoplasia

-ulcerative stomatitis
-Mycotic stomatitis
-uremic stomatitis
-burr tongue
-neuropathy
Oral cavity diseases
-cats
-Periodontal disease
-Gingivitis-Stomatitis

-Herpesvirus/Calicivirus
-Chemical
-Neoplasia
-Uremia
Oral cavity neoplasia
-most common etiology
-squamous cell carcinoma
Pharyngeal phase dysphagia
-causes
-damage to glossopharyngeal nerve
-neurological disorders (CN 9, 10, 12, myasthenia gravis)
-FBs
-Neoplasia
-Soft palate disorders (cleft palate, hypoplasia, neoplasia)
Cricopharyngeal achalasia
-describe
-Cricopharyngeal muscle contracts around the UES --> regurgitation
Cricopharyngeal achalasia
-signalment
-young dogs (< 1 yr old)
Cricopharyngeal achalasia
-diagnosis
-fluoroscopy
Esophageal disease
-features
-regurgitation
-repeated attempts to swallow
-drooling
-painful swallowing
-halitosis
Vomiting
-possible signs to differentiate from regurgitation
-premonitory signs
-marked abdominal contractions
-presence of bile
Things that don't help differentiate regurgitation and vomiting
-time after meal
-food consistency
-pH
-presence of mucous
Differentiate between regurgitation and vomiting
-radiograph to look for widened esophagus