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Siobhan Ellis Pathology English 56 cards

Equine

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  1. 1What is the likely diagnosis? Signalment? What causes them? What are the common site? How do you diagnose?Equine sarcoid
    Young adults
    Bovine papillomavirus
    Face, legs and ventral trunk
    Histology    What is the likely diagnosis? Signalment? What causes them? What are the common site? How do you diagnose?
  2. 2What is the most likely diagnosis? Where do they often occur? What is the nature of the lesion?Squamous cell carcinoma
    Lightly pigmented areas exposed to skin
    Ulcerative, locally invasive, slow to metastasise    What is the most likely diagnosis? Where do they often occur? What is the nature of the lesion?
  3. 3What is the most likely diagnosis of a cutaneous mass?Equine mast cell tumourWhat is the most likely diagnosis of a cutaneous mass?
  4. 4What is the most likely diagnosis of this mass (has biopsy taken)? What is the nature of this lesion?Mast cell tumour
    Resolve spontaneously    What is the most likely diagnosis of this mass (has biopsy taken)? What is the nature of this lesion?
  5. 5What is the most likely diagnosis? What is the predisposition? What is the nature?Melanomas
    Grey horses
    Usually progress to internal viscera    What is the most likely diagnosis? What is the predisposition? What is the nature?
  6. 6What is your most likely diagnosis of this FNA from a tail base mass?MelanomaWhat is your most likely diagnosis of this FNA from a tail base mass?
  7. 7What is your most likely diagnosis of the ileum? What is the suspected cause? What is the importance?Haemomelasma ilei
    Migrating strongyle larvae
    Incidental findings    What is your most likely diagnosis of the ileum? What is the suspected cause? What is the importance?
  8. 8What is your most likely diagnosis of the ileum? What is the suspected cause? What is the importance?Haemomelasma ilei
    Migrating strongyle larvae
    Incidental findings    What is your most likely diagnosis of the ileum? What is the suspected cause? What is the importance?
  9. 9What is your diagnosis of this 8 week old foal stomach?Yellow discolouration of non glandular due to build up of epithelium as foal has not eaten
    Glandular due to stomach covered by layer of mucus    What is your diagnosis of this 8 week old foal stomach?
  10. 10What is your diagnosis of this foals stomach?Red colour is incidental findingWhat is your diagnosis of this foals stomach?
  11. 11What is your diagnosis? What is its importance?Ulceration of squamous mucosa at margo plicatus
    Incidental finding    What is your diagnosis? What is its importance?
  12. 12What is your diagnosis? What is a likely cause (medication)?Gastric ulceration
    NSAIDs or steroids - suppress prostaglandin formation, protect against gastric hyperacidity    What is your diagnosis? What is a likely cause (medication)?
  13. 13What is your diagnosis?Ruptured stomachWhat is your diagnosis?
  14. 14What is your diagnosis? What is the nature of the lesion?Gastric SCC
    Ulcerative, proliferative lesions, may spread throughout peritoneal cavity    What is your diagnosis? What is the nature of the lesion?
  15. 15What is your diagnosis? What is the nature of the lesion?Gastric SCC
    Ulcerative, proliferative lesions, may spread throughout peritoneal cavity    What is your diagnosis? What is the nature of the lesion?
  16. 16What is your diagnosis of this peritoneal fluid?Squamous cell carcinoma - squamous epithelial cell and neutrophilsWhat is your diagnosis of this peritoneal fluid?
  17. 17What is your likely diagnosis?Pouches of Draschia megastomaWhat is your likely diagnosis?
  18. 18What is your likely diagnosis? Where do they attach? What is the other type and where does it attach? What is the significance?Gasterophilus intestinalis
    Non glandular region of the stomach
    Gasterophilus nasalis - glandular region of the stomach
    Incidental    What is your likely diagnosis? Where do they attach? What is the other type and where does it attach? What is the significance?
  19. 19What is your likely diagnosis? Where is it located?Parascaris equorum
    Small intestine of a foal    What is your likely diagnosis? Where is it located?
  20. 20What is your diagnosis? Where is it located? What is the clinical signs?Cyathostome infestation
    Colonic mucosa
    Diarrhoea and weight loss    What is your diagnosis? Where is it located? What is the clinical signs?
  21. 21What is your diagnosis? Where is it located? What is the clinical signs?Cyathostome infestation
    Colonic mucosa
    Diarrhoea and weight loss    What is your diagnosis? Where is it located? What is the clinical signs?
  22. 22What is your most likely diagnosis? What is the significance?Lymphoid nodules
    Incidental    What is your most likely diagnosis? What is the significance?
  23. 23What is your diagnosis? What is the common location? What is the significance?Anaplocephala perfoliata
    Ileocaecal valve
    Possible predispose to intussusceptions    What is your diagnosis? What is the common location? What is the significance?
  24. 24What is your most likely diagnosis? What is the other species it affects?Lawsonia intracellularis - proliferative enteropathy
    Growing pigs    What is your most likely diagnosis? What is the other species it affects?
  25. 25What is your most likely diagnosis? What else can it cause?Rhodococcus equi - multifocal granulomatous enteritis
    Pneumonia, arthritis and osteomyelitis    What is your most likely diagnosis? What else can it cause?
  26. 26What is your likely diagnosis of this ileum? What is the significance?Idiopathic ileal muscular hypertrophy
    Incidental    What is your likely diagnosis of this ileum? What is the significance?
  27. 27What is your diagnosis? What is a possible sequelae?Pedunculated lipoma
    Strangulation of small intestine    What is your diagnosis? What is a possible sequelae?
  28. 28What is your diagnosis? Where has it occurred?Colonic torsion
    Pelvic flexure    What is your diagnosis? Where has it occurred?
  29. 29What is your diagnosis?IntussusceptionWhat is your diagnosis?
  30. 30What is your likely diagnosis? What are the other possible lesions?Rhodococcus equi
    Osteomyelitis and multifocal granulomatous enteritis    What is your likely diagnosis? What are the other possible lesions?
  31. 31What is your diagnosis?Lung worm Dictyocaulus arnfieldiWhat is your diagnosis?
  32. 32What is your diagnosis? What is a common cause?Acute fibrinous pleuritis
    Stress causing rupture of long standing pulmonary abscess    What is your diagnosis? What is a common cause?
  33. 33What is your likely diagnosis of this liver?Tyzzers disease - Bacillus piliformisWhat is your likely diagnosis of this liver?
  34. 34What is your diagnosis? What is the common cause?Verminous endarteritis - lumen of cranial mesenteric artery occluded by thrombus
    Endothelial surface of the artery by migrating S vulgaris larvae    What is your diagnosis? What is the common cause?
  35. 35What is your most likely diagnosis? What would be found on biochemistry?Chronic renal failure
    Hypercalcaemia and hypophosphataemia    What is your most likely diagnosis? What would be found on biochemistry?
  36. 36What is your likely diagnosis? What is a likely cause?Chronic renal failure
    NSAID therapy    What is your likely diagnosis? What is a likely cause?
  37. 37What is your likely diagnosis? What is the likely cause?Multifocal necrosis of renal crest
    NSAID therapy    What is your likely diagnosis? What is the likely cause?
  38. 38What is your most likely diagnosis in a young foal?Actinobacillus equuli infectionWhat is your most likely diagnosis in a young foal?
  39. 39What is your diagnosis?Chronic laminitis with rotation of P3What is your diagnosis?
  40. 40What is your most likely diagnosis?Hursutism - pituitary adenomaWhat is your most likely diagnosis?
  41. 41What is the most likely diagnosis? What is a common clinical sign?Pituitary adenoma
    Hursutism    What is the most likely diagnosis? What is a common clinical sign?
  42. 42What is the most likely diagnosis? What is the common cause?Leukoencephalomalacia
    Mouldy corn toxicity    What is the most likely diagnosis? What is the common cause?
  43. 43What is a likely diagnosis of this ovary? What is a common clinical sign?Granulosa cell tumour
    Abnormal sexual behaviour    What is a likely diagnosis of this ovary? What is a common clinical sign?
  44. 44What is the most likely diagnosis of this testicle?SeminomaWhat is the most likely diagnosis of this testicle?
  45. 45What is the most likely diagnosis? What is its significance?Paraovarian cyst
    Insignificance    What is the most likely diagnosis? What is its significance?
  46. 46What is the most likely diagnosis? What do they do?Endometrial cups
    Produce serum gonadotrophin during pregnancy    What is the most likely diagnosis? What do they do?
  47. 47What is your most likely diagnosis of this placenta? What is the significance?Allantochorion
    Incidental    What is your most likely diagnosis of this placenta? What is the significance?
  48. 48What are the possible signs of EHV type I abortion?Gross lesions are often unremarkable
    Icterus, 'meaty' lungs due to necrotising bronchiolitis and interstitial pneumonia, fibrin cast in trachea, pinpoint tan foci on liver
  49. 49What is the likely diagnosis of this mares vulva? What is the cause?Coital exanthema
    Equine herpesvirus type III    What is the likely diagnosis of this mares vulva? What is the cause?
  50. 50What is the likely diagnosis of this aborted foal liver?Equine herpes virus type IWhat is the likely diagnosis of this aborted foal liver?
  51. 51What is the likely diagnosis of this lesion in the brain? What is the significance?Cholesteatoma (lipid granuloma)
    Incidental    What is the likely diagnosis of this lesion in the brain? What is the significance?
  52. 52What can cause a vertebral fracture in a foal?Trauma or bacterial osteomyelitis following neonatal bacteraemia
  53. 53What is the diagnosis? What is the cause?Fibrous osteodystrophy
    Nutritional secondary hyperparathyroidism in diets with imbalances of Ca:P or compounds such as phytates or oxalates that bind Ca    What is the diagnosis? What is the cause?
  54. 54What is the diagnosis?OsteochondrosisWhat is the diagnosis?
  55. 55What is the diagnosis?OsteochondrosisWhat is the diagnosis?
  56. 56What is the diagnosis?Osteochondrosis subchondral cystic lesionWhat is the diagnosis?

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Pathology Flashcards on Equine, created by Siobhan Ellis on 18/10/2017.
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Siobhan Ellis · Oct 2017
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