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What are some cause for pleural effusion and what kind of fluid does it produce?
hypoalbuminemia - transudate
CHF, Neoplasia - modified transudate
FIP, Diaphragmatic hernia - non septic exdate
Pyothorax - septic exudate
Lymphangiectasia - chylous effusion
Trauma - Hemmorrhage
What does a septic effusion look like microscopically?
see neutrophils that have phagocytized bacteria
What bacteria is expected in a cat with a pyothorax?
actinomyces
pasturella
Ecoli
actinobacillus
nocardia
streptococcus
Clostridium
What would you see diagnostically in an animal with a bacterial infection?
CBC - inflammatory leukogram with a left shift and toxic change

Chemistry - low albumin increased BUN and increased creatinine

UA - USG = 1.040
What antibiotics would you used to treat gram +/- infection?
cephalopsporin
Gentimycin
Aminoglycoside
Fluoroquinoline
What antibiotics would you used to treat Staph?
Nafcillin
Oxacillin
Methacillin
What drugs would you used as an antipseudomonal?
piperacillin
carbenicillin
Tarcarcillin
Aminoglycocides
Fluoroquinilones
What is SIRS?
systemic inflammatory response syndrome

inflammatory state affecting the whole body and some times in response to an infection
What is Sepsis?
systemic inflammatory state with the presence of infection
What is Bacteremia?
presence of bacteria in the blood, its toxins can cause a septicemia
What are common isolates in bacteriemic animals?
staph intermedius
streptococcus
enterococcus
corynebacterium
Erysipleothrix
What is DIC?
disemminated intravascular coagulopathy
What bacteria can be seen in meningitis?
staph
strep
actinomyces
nocardia
salmonella
ecoli
pasteurella
What antibiotics would you us to and urinary tract infection?
Aminoglycoside
Fluoroquinoline
What antibiotics would you used in a bite wound or skin infection?
nafcillin
oxacillin
Methacillin
cephalosporin
What are problems with skin and fecal cultures?
there are bacteria as their normal flora so when you culture you may be getting normal existing bacteria