VET 111 midterm study guide

What is the treatment for testicular neoplasias?

Which feline disease is transmitted primarily from bite wounds?

What disease is characterized by failure to secrete adequate amounts of cortisol and aldosterone?

What can a tech not legally do?

FIV is passed to the kitten from mother's milk is what type of disease transmission?

We see bacterial cystitis with bacterial normally moves into the urinary bladder.

Corneal ulcers, conjunctivitis, and entropion will cause mucopuralent discharge of the eyes.

Chlamydia and toxoplama are not zoonotic.

Which condition is a chronic inflammatory condition of the stomach, small intestine, and large intestine?

Adult onset vagintis is most commonly see in spayed female.

Papilloma is also referred to as pappy warts.

Blood clots, inflammation, mucus, uroliths or calculi can cause an urinary obstruction.

Glucosuria creates an ideal enviorment for bacterial growth.

Which novel canine respiratory virus has a high morbidity but low mortality rate?

You can not use endoscopy to diagnose megaesophagus.

What disease condition needs immediate surgical intervention to avoid death?

Epiphora will clear up with treatment and rarely recur.

Which is not a cause of acute renal failure?

Megaesophagus sill benefit from elevated feeding and small frequent meals.

What is the most common malignant oral mass in dogs?

If you are bit by an unvaccinated healthy dog, what should be done?

What is the concern with cats with chronic renal failure?

Patients with DM will experience PU/PD, weight gain, and hyperactivity.

Clinical signs of periodontal disease may include anorexia and weight loss.

What is the most common cause of hyperthyroidism is cats?

Why do we want to spay prior to the 1st heat cycle?

A tech need to know about pathology to control spread, educate clients, and help the vet.

Bilateral cystitis will cause a leukocytosis in a patient.

How much renal function is impaired before any clinical signs are apparent?

In order for a urolith to form a patient must have increased mineral in their urine, the right PH, and adequate time.

If you have an increased BUN and creatine and a low USG, on lab panels, what disease are you looking for?

What pancreatic disease may be associated with reversible damage to the pancreatitis?

An unvaccinated pet is bitten by a rabid skunk. What needs to be done?

Small breed dogs are more susceptible to periodontal disease than large breed dogs.

What is the most common clinical sign of hypothyroidism?

What disease is caused secondary to hormonal linked hyperplasia of the endometruim?

What disease has clinical signs including weight loss, polyphagia, hyperactivity and excessive grooming?

What is a collection of conditions associated with bladder and urethra in cats?

Which is not a way to collect prostate cytology samples?

Which disease is more common in older cats?

Uroliths can not be seen on radio-graphs?

Passive immunity is form injections of pre-formed antibodies after an exposure to rabies.

What is inflammation of the kidney and renal pelvis called?

Which ocular condition is a disease in inner ocular pressure (IOP) a finding?

Passive immunity is formed after a rabies vaccine is given.

PRAA is:

Which feline virus can you get a false positive upon testing due to maternal antibodies?

Which disease, that is more common in older dogs, will you see heat seeking activities?

Which disease can cats potentially fight off before it infects the bone marrow and becomes infected for life?

Passive immunity is formed after recovering from a disease.

What disease causes a severe inflammatory response that causes plasma to leak out of the vessels?

What is the most common malignant oral tumors in cats?

Rabies virus is transmitted via saliva, salivary glands and nervous system tissue.

What is a possible cause of Cushing's disease?

What is a diagnosis based on CS, History and PE called.

What is the best way to prevent rabies?

What is the most common benign oral mass in dogs?

How long will the rabies virus survive in nervous system tissue of a dead animal?

Which feline disease can be detected by using a canine Elisa test?

It is not important to determine the composition of the uroliths as they all need the same treatment.

Megaesophagus will cause vomiting and regurgitation starting when the puppy is weaned.

Pannus is characterized by?

What is not a sign of dystocia?

All mammals can get rabies.

What disease treatment is aimed at correcting hydration and electrolyte imbalances?

Treatment for mastitis includes:

What is the name of the infection if there are no clinical signs of the disease until the immune system is stressed out?

What is the most common endocrine disease in adult dogs?

A grey spot in the eye is noted with which eye disease?

Mucus membranes, phagocytosis, and fever are examples of non-specific immunity.

Increased ketones production with DM will cause cataracts.

The lens of the eye will absorb glucose with DM and cause in increase of water causing cataracts in the eye.

What disease id caused by a decreased production of ADH?

What disease could result if the surgical removal of a prolapsed third eyelid?

Which canine disease will cause seizures in puppies less then 6 months old?

Testicular neoplasia is more common in dogs than cats.