Veterinary soft tissue surgery jeopardy

2. Hep/bil Abdo Upper resp GDV Neuro Pharm
10 10 10 10 10 10
20 20 20 20 20 20
30 30 30 30 30 30
40 40 40 40 40 40
50 50 50 50 50 50

3. Name the lobes of the liver

4. Right Medial/Lateral
Left Medial/Lateral
Caudate
Quadrate

5. Name the neurologic
disease seen with PSS

6. Hepatic
encephalopathy

7. NameTHREE ways to attenuate a PSS

8. Ameroid Constrictor
Cellophane banding
Primary ligation
Intravenous coil

9. Name a clinical finding specific
to cats with a single extrahepatic PSS

10. Copper Iris

11. Name the MOST sensitive
method for detecting if
a PSS is present

12. Nuclear Scintigraphy

13. Most common splenic neoplasia

14. Hemangiosarcoma

15. What is the landmark
visible in surgery that
lets you know you are at the ilium

16. AntimesentericVessel

17. What artery does the
ovarian arteries arise from?

18. Aorta

19. Name the histological layers of the
oesophagus

20. Adventitia
Muscularis
Submucosa
Mucosa

21. Which of the following DO NOT
drain into portal system:
Stomach
Spleen
Distal rectum
Pancreas

22. The distal rectum
Tributaries of the portal vein, from caudal to cranial:
Cranial mesenteric vein: which drain the small
intestines
Caudal mesenteric vein: which drains the colon and
proximal rectum;
Splenic vein: which receives blood from the spleen and
from the stomach via the left gastric vein
(in dogs), Gastroduodenal vein: which drains portions
of the pancreas, duodenum, and stomach

23. What is the nerve affected in
laryngeal paralysis

24. Recurrent laryngeal

25. What is the classical cough
associated with collapsing trachea

26. Goose honk cough

27. Name FOUR components of
brachycephalic syndrome

28. Long soft palate
Stenotic Nares
Inc nasal turbanates
Everted Laryngeal Saccules
EvertedTonsils
Excessive pharyngeal mucosa

29. NameTWO high risk breeds
for AQUIRED lar par

30. Labradors
Golden retrievers
Irish setter
St Bernard

31. NameTWO high risk breeds
for CONGENITAL lar par

32. Husky
Dalmations
Bouviers
Rottweilers
Pyrenean moutain dogs

33. What radiographic view is the most
appropriate for diagnosing a GDV

34. Right lateral

35. What is the most common
concurrent cardiac arrhythmia

36. VPC

38. What is the most common cardiac
arrhythmia associated with GDV
AND
When/what with would you treat it

39. VPC
Lidocaine
If clinical OR ifTachycardic

40. What is currently thought
to be more prognostic,
the absolute lactate or
the change in lactate

41. Change in lactate

42. Name FOUR different
gastropexy techniques

43. Incision
Belt and loop
Circumcostal
Incorporational/linea alba
Laproscopic
Gastrocolopexy
Tube gastropexy

44. Name the components of the disc

46. Which spinal segment would this
lesion localize to:
Normal forelimbs
Hyperreflexive hindlimbs
Increased bladder tone

47. T3-L3

48. Name 3 differentials for aT3-L3
myelopathy

49. IVDD
FCE
Discospondylitis
Neoplasia
Infectious/inflammatory

50. Put these events in order from
occurs 1st to last (hint two occur at
the same time):
lose superficial pain, lose motor,
ataxia, lose deep pain, paraspinal
hyperaesthesia, lose bladder control,
lose ability to walk

51. 1. Paraspinal hyperaesthesia
2. Ataxia
3. Lose ability to walk
4. Lose motor and ability to urinate
5. Lose superficial pain
6. Lose deep pain

52. Name the most common
myelopathy in a cat

53. Spinal lymphoma

54. What class does
cephazolin belong to? (be
specific)

55. Beta Lactams

56. The purpose of giving lactulose for PSS

57. To bind the ammonia from the GI tract
Change the pH

58. Put in order (Shortest to longest) for
duration of analgesic effect:
Hydromorphone, Buprenorphine,
Tramadol, Butorphanol, Fentanyl

59. Fentanyl
Butorphanol
Hydromorphone
Buprenorphine
Tramadol

60. What is the shock rate in
crystalloids for dogs and cats

61. Dog: 90ml/kg/hr
Cats: 60ml/kg/hr

62. Calculate an metoclopramide CRI for
a 50lb dog (total dose for 24 hours)
and how much dilutant needs to be
added to run it at 5ml/hr
Metoclopramide: 1mg/kg/d 5mg/ml

63. Total amount of metoclopramide=
4.55ml
Requires 115.45 ml of dilutant