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| alveolar osteitis is only seen on the (maxilla/mandible) |
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| In cats this reaction around the canine toothe is really smooth and indicates something wrong with thte tooth |
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Alveolar Osteitis AKA
Feline Buccal Bone Expansion
Nodule of Craig |
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| Whats a fungus not normally assoc with diskospondylitis however craig has recently seen a case |
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| osteo(blasts/clasts) undergo malignant transfirmation in osteosarcomas |
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| Name top four primary osteosarcoma sites from most common to least |
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Distal Radius
Proximal Humerus
Distal Femur
Distal Tibia |
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| Most common sites for chondrosarcoma |
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| Cruciate rupture can predispose to this tumor |
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| which is more common DJD or OCD |
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| As you increase the range of motion for stifle (flexion/extension) you increase weight bearing |
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| Dogs are considered really lame if they have less than ____ degrees of stfile extension |
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| Very importat condition where range of motion is essential to maintain post op |
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| Femur Fx- to prevent quadriceps contracture |
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| Who are the most susceptible populations for fractre disease ( quad contracture) |
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| How can you go overboard with range of motion? |
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| when doing range o fmotions- what part of the limb is easily forgotten |
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| General rule of how long to ice for even though the cutoff is based off of areas of little tissue ( like patella and distal limbs) |
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| General rule for heat aplication- no heat for first____ hours postop |
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| For deeper heating you need to use_____ |
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| For therapeutic ultrasound are traget temperature for deep tissues is ____ degrees C |
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| The lower the hertz ( waveform) the (shallower/deeper) the penetration for therapeutic ultrasound ( same for dx u/s too) |
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| Not only is heating good for prep for strecthing but it also helps with healing by: |
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increasing proper collagen placement
break up scar tissue |
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| Be careful when applying therapeitic ultrasound and make sure to stay in a peripheral circle motion- why? |
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| dont want to overtreat any one area ( usually the center) |
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| when should u/s therapy hurt? |
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| Which of the electrotherapies has the main goal to tx pain? |
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| Which of the electrotherapies hs the goal to actuavte muscle? |
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| She almost does all of her e-stims ( standing/recumbent) |
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| Typical duration/frequency for either heating or icing |
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| Which is inflammatory- Hypertrophic or metaphyseal osteopathy |
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| Three routes of osteomyelitis - whih is never seen in small animals |
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Hematogenous **
Extension
Implantation |
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| Smooth bony enlargement in upper canines of cat |
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Alveolar osteitis
Feline Buccal Bone Expansion
Nodule of Craig |
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| Fungal organism that has "soap bubble" appearance on histo |
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| Proper term for arthritis |
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| Infectious/ non infectious arthritis moer common in dogs tho al are rare |
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| Neutrophils in many joints can indicate two things and therefoe doesnt help you |
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| Immune mediated or bacterial polyarthritis |
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| erosive/ non erosive more common type of polyarthritis in dogs |
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Which is more aggressive?
Bony OSA or exraskeletal OSA? |
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| Osteoma are usually where? |
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| How do animals usually die from a multilobular tumor of bone? |
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| multiple discrete round lesion in bone |
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| lytic bony lesion in mouth of cat |
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| If a tumor is gonna met t a bone it's prob a: |
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| tumor causing lysis in bone on BOTH sides of joint |
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Which causes bony lysis:
Synovial myxoma or histiocytic sarcoma? |
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| WIth legg-calve-perthes- the ___ bone undergoes necrosis and collapse on femoral head |
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