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| What dogs are predisposed to tracheal collapse small or large breeds? |
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| Name the two breeds predisposed to lung lobe torsions? |
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| What are the top two differentials for epistaxis (nasal bleeding)in dogs? |
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Aspergillosis
Nasal adenocarcinoma |
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| Treatment for Aspergillosis? |
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Debulk fungal plaques
Clotrimazole infusion or Itraconazole |
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| What is the main clinical sign for lymphoplasmacytic rhinitis (allergies)? |
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| Chronic serous bilateral discharge |
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| Aspergillosis is commonly seen in dogs but what would be the most commonly seen fungal respiratory disease in cats? |
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| What are the core vaccinations for cats? |
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Feline rhinotracheitis (herpes-1)
Feline calicivirus
Panleukopenia |
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| Will vaccination for feline diseases help prevent infection or carrier state? |
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| No it will minimize clinical signs and shedding |
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| What is an antibiotic that will work on Pseudomonas? |
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| Fomites play a large role in the transmission of what feline respiratory virus? |
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| A major clinical sign of Feline Calicivirus is: |
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| If a dog is infected with bordetella causing kennel cough, what was the mode of transmission? |
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| Cough suppressant therapy such as hydrocodone or butorphanol are options except if what is present? |
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| What age of dogs are usually affected by distemper virus? |
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| What is a common complication of tracheal collapse in dogs? |
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| Tracheal hypoplasia is most common in what breed? |
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| Brachycephalic- mainly bulldogs |
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| What is an upper respiratory disease with a moist productive cough which is thought to be autosomal recessive? |
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| When dealing with couch in cats, asthma is an ______ problem while bronchitis is ________. |
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