Veterinary Surgery flashcards
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This Veterinary Surgery page on GoConqr gathers flashcards on wounds, respiratory procedures and gastrointestinal surgery. It supports university students and professional candidates practising recall, and teachers looking for study material. There are over 60 flashcard resources, made by more than 20 users, for university and professional study. Choose a deck to get started.
Flashcards
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200 cardsDr. Campbell Surgery How long does the inflammatory/debridement phase last? What are the main cell type involved What form of de...
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66 cardsSurgery of the male genital tract Where does the prostate lie?
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53 cardsGastrointestinal surgery What is the Pre-operative assessment of Animals?
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48 cardsGI surgery 1 What underpins the learning objectives for equine GI surgery?
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58 cardsOvariectomy and ovariohysterectomy in dogs and cats What is Ovariectomy (OVE)?
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48 cardsWound cases - MT and YE What is the initial approach to an emergency wound?
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45 cardsEquine Respiratory Surgery What is the most common disease of the paranasal siunses?
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55 cardsSurgery Draw the layers of the skin. Why are these layers important?
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103 cardsLarge animal surgery/Dr. Ragle What is the guttural pouch?
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32 cardsFarm Animal Surgery sem 7
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53 cardsReproductive Surgery in the Ruminant: The Male Why is Disbudding preferred to dehorning?
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72 cardsCastration and Cryptorchidism in horses Why are horses routinely castrated?
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100 cardsDr. Campbell 2 and Frannson Lecture 14 continued?
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66 cardsGI surgery 3 What is the normal GI tract of the horse?
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89 cardsSurgery week 6 Functions of a bandage (5)
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101 cardsWeek 2 Approaches to abdominal surgery (5)
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78 cardsSurgical problems of the male What is a Paraphimosis?
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55 cards7. SA Musculoskeletal conditions – skull & thoracic limb I Give a list of musculoskeletal conditions of the skull.
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39 cardsLarge Animal Surgery Exam 1 What is the only approved anesthetic for cattle?
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45 cardsGI Surgery What is haematemesis?
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61 cardsSmall animal gastrointestinal surgery task review What could a typical presentation of a GDV be?
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45 cardsBovine GI surgery 2 What is the conservative management of traumatic reticulo-pericarditis?
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45 cardsSurgical Conditions of the Female Reproductive Tract What Surgical Conditions can affect the Ovaries?
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64 cardsThoracic surgery What is a thoracocentesis?
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99 cardsProblem Wound Healing What is a first degree burn?
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41 cardsGI surgery 2 What is the issue with the SI?
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88 cardsSurgery For a Coeliotomy where should the incision be?
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60 cardsGastrointestinal surgery 2 What are the layers of the stomach, small intestines and colon?
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35 cardsAbdominal Pain in the SA and colon surgery What are some causes of abdominal pain in dogs and cats?
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77 cardssurgical management of GI dz What are some clinical signs of oral disease?
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49 cards9. Pelvis and pelvic limb I What are features of pelvic fractures?
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48 cardsUntitled What are the equine castration indications?
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49 cardsNeck surgery Give a list of the most common neck mass differentials.
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32 cardsSA Ear Surgery What are the Indications for Ear Surgery?
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50 cardssmall animal wounds what is the only ever necessary emergency wound treatment for a dog?
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38 cardsSurgery of the colon, rectum, anus and perineum What are the clinical signs of colorectal disease?
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44 cardsEar surgery What are the names of the 3 pieces of cartilage that make the external ear?
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34 cardsSA Oropharyngeal surgery What types of Benign Oral neoplasia?
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24 cardsNeutering the male dog and tom cat What are the reasons for castration?
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43 cardsWounds What are the three main classification of a wound
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The decks offer questions on topics across the unit. Wounds asks about wound classification and healing, while Equine Respiratory Surgery includes questions on sinusitis signs and diagnosis. Gastrointestinal surgery covers assessment and diagnostic imaging.
Start with Wounds if you want to practise classifications, or choose Equine Respiratory Surgery if you are reviewing respiratory cases. Read each question and try to recall an answer before checking the card. Return to questions you found difficult and work through them again.
Move between formats
For a change of focus, Suture patterns and Problem Wound Healing offer further decks to explore. If you want a visual overview before returning to the cards, switch to a mind map on the unit page. You can also try a unit quiz to check your recall in a different format. Pick a topic and work through its cards.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Wounds is a useful starting point if you want to practise wound classification and healing. Its questions cover open and closed wounds as well as primary healing. For a case-based starting point, the deck on wound cases asks about an emergency wound and how to classify it.
What do the respiratory flashcards cover?
Equine Respiratory Surgery includes questions about sinusitis, including clinical signs and diagnostic tools. The page also lists a Respiratory surgery deck. University students and professional candidates can choose the deck that fits the topic they are reviewing, while teachers can explore the cards for study material.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The flashcards were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.