Small Animal Health And Disease

Front 1

Ringworm in animals, especially cats are usually clinically apparent, and are never asymptomatic. True/false

Back 1

FALSE

Front 2

Acute moist dermatitis in the dog is usually termed _______     ______ (two words) and are red, moist painful areas on the skin.

Back 3

Hot spots

Front 4

The number 1 hypersensitivity allergic reaction in dogs and cats is  _______  __________ Dermatitis (two words)

Back 4

Flea allergy

Front 5

What percentage of dogs who are allergic to fleas are also Atopic?

Back 5

35%

Front 6

Sarcoptic mange in the dog is not contagious and is easy to find on   skin scrapings. True/ False

Back 6

FALSE

Front 7

The clinical signs of atopy in dogs are usually found in all of the following places :

Front 8

Atopica works the same way as steroids to treat Atopy and since it is so expensive there is no point in recommending it anyway. [true/false]

Back 8

FALSE

Front 9

Otitis media is suspected in dogs and cats when all the following clinical signs are seen Except

Back 9

Voming and diarrhea

Front 10

In cats, gingivitis may be due to feline _______ lesions and may require

Back 10

Resorptive

Front 11

Radiographs and Felv/FIV testing.

Front 12

Diagnostic tests before dentistry in a dog with heart murmur would include

Back 12

Chest X-rays and Electrocardiagram

Front 13

        __________ and ____________.

Front 16

The major drugs used to alleviate the clinical signs of esophagitis

Front 17

The clinical sign of _____________ or vomiting blood is a definite sign of acute gastric bleeding.

Back 17

Hematemesis

Front 18

Inflammatory bowel disease whether it be in the stomach or small intestine can be diagnosed with routine tests such as complete blood count and serum chemistries.[True/False]

Back 18

FALSE

Front 19

Many dogs die after experiencing gastric-dilatation-volvulus (GDV) from ________, caused by ischemia-reperfusion injury.

Back 19

Arrythmias

Front 20

Hemorrhagic gastroenteritis in the dog is usually characterized these two tests

Back 20

Total solids and PackCellVolume/hematocrit

Front 21

 being very LOW (name test)  __________ and very HIGH (name test).  No abbreviations

Front 22

The clinical signs of large bowel disease include all EXCEPT

Back 22

Weightloss

Front 23

A prolapse or invagination of a section of intestine is called a _______   and may be idiopathic or due to previous surgery.

Back 23

Intusseption

Front 24

Cats with constipation and megacolon will usually need sedation and what

Back 24

Enema

Front 25

      what procedures done to get rid of the stool?

Front 26

This percentage of cats has an idiopathic cause for its lower urinary tract disease? (% from pie chart).

Back 26

66% [65.4]

Front 27

Some of the treatments that have been advocated to treat feline lower urinary tract disease include all except-

Back 27

Corticosteroids for inflammation

Front 28

Diagnostics tests that are critical to the diagnosis of unobstructed FLUTD are

Front 29

When a urine culture is needed, the urine MUST be collected via this technique,  

Back 29

Cystocentesis

Front 30

 ______________ to avoid lower urinary tract contamination. 

Front 31

In the unneutered  male dog,  cystitis can complicated by disease of this

Back 31

Prostate Gland

Front 32

  reproductive tract organ?

Front 33

Urolithiasis in dogs is unpredictable, not breed related and there is

Back 33

FALSE

Front 34

 no correlation between breeds and the type of stone they form. [True/False]

Front 35

In an obstructed male cat, the heart rate can be very slow and on an          Electocardiogram, T waves will be tall and tented due to this condition?

Back 35

Hyperkalemia

Front 36

______ occurs in intact female bitches, 30-60 days after heat, and comes in an

Back 36

Pyometra

Front 37

             “open” and “closed” forms.

Front 38

This disease in dogs causes sever blood in the urine and can totally be prevented

Back 38

Prostatitis

Front 39

In heart failure, left sided heart failure causes ____________, while right sided

Back 39

Pulmonary Edema/ Acites

Front 40

 heart failure causes ____________.

Front 41

This percentage of cases of saddle thrombus occur in hypertrophic

Back 41

25%

Front 42

 The four D’s of the treatment for heart failure are ?

Back 42

Diet/Digoxin/diuretics/dialators

Front 43

Match the disease to whether is occurs in the dog or cat by putting  dog  or cat-

Back 43

Cat/dog/dog/dog/cat

Front 45

      Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy_________              

Front 46

     Dilated cardiomyopathy (today!) __________      

Front 47

     Mitral Valve disease  ___________     

Front 48

     Patent Ductus Arteriosis  ___________     

Front 49

   Thromboembolic disease  ___________        

Front 50

This percentage of cases of saddle thrombus occur in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy? 

Back 50

25

Front 51

      Feline Panleukopenia in cats is often incorrectly called this ___________,

Back 51

Distemper

Front 52

because this disease in dogs is caused by a completely different type of virus.

Front 53

The difference between feline herpes virus and calici virus in cats is

Back 53

Calici virus is easy to treat while herpes virus is very difficult to treat

Front 54

Chlamydiosis in cats is often called feline __________, which is a misnomer   

Back 54

Pneumonitis

Front 55

because the disease rarely causes lower respiratory signs.

Front 56

Feline leukemia causes anemia in cats because the target organ of the virus is the

Back 56

Bone Marrow

Front 57

            _________    _______ (two words) and causes its suppression. 

Front 58

There are some treatments for cats with feline infectious peritonitis and some cats may recover.  [True/False]

Back 58

FALSE

Front 59

The occurrence of this in cats after vaccination ________, led to the standardization of  vaccination injection sites AAFP in 1989.

Back 59

Sarcomas

Front 60

Canine Distemper virus causes signs in all of these body systems except-

Back 60

Bone marrow

Front 61

Canine parvovirus and feline panleukopenia divide in these intestinal cells

Back 61

Crypt

Front 62

           _________, and destroy them causing diarrhea.

Front 63

Canine corona virus invades the villus tips and causes mild vomiting and diarrhea in young dogs. [True/False]

Back 63

TRUE

Front 64

  The clinical signs of infectious hepatitis include all of the following except-

Back 64

Seizures

Front 66

Canine Leptospirosis vaccines contain serovars for all of the follwing except-

Back 66

1. Bratislava

Front 67

There is no difference in the rapidity of protection of Bordetella vaccines between intranasal or parenteral [true/false]

Back 67

FALSE

Front 68

  Antibiotics for the treatment of lyme disease in dogs include all except-

Front 69

The target organ for rabies vaccine is the _____     _______     ______,

Back 69

Central Nervous System

Front 70

(three words) and causes behavioral changes.

Front 71

The canine core vaccines according to AHAA include all except-

Back 71

Bordetella

Front 72

-Rabies

Front 73

-bordetella

Front 74

-Distemper