Test
BVetMed3: Vomiting and Regurgitation
Preguntas del test (33)
1Reduced gastric tone begins in which vomiting phase?
- Anausea
- Bretching
- Cvomiting
2Which contains the vomiting centre of the brain?
- Amedulla oblongata
- Bdiencephalon
- Ccerebrum
- Dpons
3Anticholinergics target which receptors?
- AVestibular
- BPeripheral
- CVomiting centre
- DCRTZ
4Which drug(s) specifically target(s) receptors in the vomiting centre?
- Aantihistamines
- Bphenothiazines
- CNK1 antagonists
- Danticholinergics
- Emetclopramide
5Which of the following would add weight to a diagnosis of a primary GI disease?
- Ahypoalbuminaemia
- Bhyperlipemia
- Chemolysis
- Dpolycythemia
6The rumen's pH should ideally be
- Aslightly acidic (6.2-7)
- Bcompletely neutral (7)
- Cslightly basic (7-8.2)
- Dhighly acidic (3-4)
7Which VFA is key in synthesizing milk fat?
- Aacetate
- Bpropionate
- Cbutyrate
8Which VFA(s) dominate(s) at a lower ruminal pH?
- Apropionate
- Bbutyrate
- Cacetate
9A cow is brought into a clinic. It is lame, very uncoordinated, has a distended abdomen and shows no response to any visual stimulation. This cow is likely suffering from
- ALDA
- BRDA
- CAcute Rumen Acidosis
- DHardware Disease
- EFrothy Bloat
- FGaseous Bloat
10Which of the following is NOT a typical clinical sign of SARA?
- Aincreased ketone levels
- Blow milk fat yield
- Cliver abscesses
- Depistaxis
- Elaminitis
11Cattle that live on rich lush pastures are in danger of developing
- AFrothy Bloat
- BSARA
- CAcute Ruminal Acidosis
- DGaseous Bloat
- EHardware Disease
12Which of the following is the best way to treat frothy bloat?
- Astomach tube
- Brumen puncture
- Cantifoaming agent
- Drumenotomy
13A cow in lateral recumbency can result in
- Afrothy bloat
- Bgaseous bloat
- Cacute ruminal acidosis
- Dhardware disease
14The Eric Williams Test is used in diagnosing
- ASARA
- BLDA
- CRDA
- DHardware Disease
- EGaseous Bloat
- FFrothy Bloat
15A positive result for the Eric Williams Test involves
- Apain just before the start of the rumen cycle
- Bpain just before the reticulum-rumen cycle
- Cpain after the rumen cycle
16Increased ketone levels in a cow's blood or urine is indicative of
- ALDA
- BGaseous Bloat
- CFrothy Bloat
- DHardware Disease
- EAcute Ruminal Acidosis
17Milk fever can result in
- AGaseous bloat
- BLDA
- CFrothy bloat
- DAcute Ruminal Acidosis
- EHardware DIsease
18How would you ideally treat a dog prior to an enterotomy if it is presenting with acute vomiting?
- AIV K+
- BIV fluids
- Ciron supplementation
- Dbroad-spectrum antibiotics
19What is the strongest layer of the intestinal wall?
- AMucosa
- BSubmucosa
- CMuscularis
- DSerosa
20How many phases are there for intestinal wound healing?
- A2
- B3
- C4
- D5
21Around what time is the greatest risk of wound breakdown?
- ABetween days 3-5
- BBetween days 1-3
- CFrom days 5-7
22Overlap of which two phases has the greatest risk of wound breakdown?
- Ahaemostasis and inflammation
- Binflammation and proliferation
- Cproliferation and remodelling
- Dhaemostasis and proliferation
- Ehaemostasis and remodelling
23Wound breakdown is more likely after surgery in the
- Astomach
- Bduodenum
- Cilium
- Dcolon
24Which type of suture material should you use for repair of GI wounds?
- Amultifilament monocryl
- Bmonofilament monocryl
- Cmultifilament PDS II
- Dmonofilament PDS II
25Which of the following does NOT result in full thickness appositional healing of the intestinal wall?
- Asimple interrupted
- Bsimple continuous
- Cstaples
26Which instrument is depicted in the picture?
- AGossett retractors
- BBalfour retractors
- CAtraumatic bowel clamps
- DMetzenbaum scissors
27In gastrotomy repair, you repair the stomach in how many layers?
- A2
- B3
- C4
- D1
28The lembert suture is key in preventing leakage in which intestinal wall layers of which GI surgery?
- Amucosa repair; gastrotomy
- Bserosa and muscularis repair; gastrotomy
- Cmucosa repair; enterotomy
- Dserosa and muscularis repair; enterotomy
29Biopsies from which part of the SI is most likely to result in a a diagnosis?
- AIlium
- BJejunum
- CAscending duodenum
- DThere is no difference
- EDescending duodenum
30Which part of the pancreas is MOST ideal for a biopsy?
- Aleft limb
- Bedge of right limb
- Ccenter of right limb
31When suturing at the end of an enterotomy, the correct order is
- A1st suture in the mesenteric border > 2nd suture in anti-mesenteric border > repair defect in mesentery
- B1st suture in the anti-mesenteric border > 2nd suture in mesenteric border > repair defect in mesentery
- Crepair defect in mesentery > 1st suture in the mesenteric border > 2nd suture in anti-mesenteric border
- Drepair defect in mesentery > 1st suture in the anti-mesenteric border > 2nd suture in mesenteric border
32At the end of an enterotomy, a serosal patch
- Ashould always be done
- Bshould only be done if you're more worried about wound breakdown
- Cshould never be done
- Dshould only be done in emergencies
33Intussusception refers to
- Athe invagination of the intussusceptum into the intussuscipiens
- Bthe invagination of the intussuscipiens into the intussusceptum
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