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Pregunta 1
Pregunta
What is an example of a poor conformation disorder in the musculoskeletal system?
Respuesta
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Osteochondritis
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Ligament rupture
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Luxating patella
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Myositis
Pregunta 2
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What is an example of a degenerative disease in the musculoskeletal system?
Respuesta
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Osteochondritis
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Ligament rupture
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Luxating patella
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Myositis
Pregunta 3
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What is an example of an inflammation process disease within the musculoskeletal system?
Respuesta
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Luxating patella
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Ligament rupture
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Degenerative joint disease
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Pan osteitis
Pregunta 4
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What is an example of a trauma related issue within the musculoskeletal system?
Respuesta
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Non-united anconeal process
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Ligament rupture
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Luxating patella
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myositis
Pregunta 5
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What is another name for spongy bone within the body?
Respuesta
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Compact bone
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Voided bone
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Cancellous bone
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Ossification bone
Pregunta 6
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What is not a type of common fracture in veterinary medicine?
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Circumvented
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Fissured
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Transverse
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Greenstick
Pregunta 7
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How many views of radiographs are needed to diagnose and characterize a fracture?
Respuesta
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1 view
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2 views
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3 views
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None are needed if the fracture is open or can be palpated
Pregunta 8
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Casts and splints do all of the following stabilizing actions EXCEPT:
Respuesta
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Holding fracture in place while healing occurs
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Provide pain relief to patient
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Prevents rotation or overriding of fracture
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Limit activity to joint above and below the fracture
Pregunta 9
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How long are bone plates kept in or on the fractured limb after being placed on adult dogs?
Respuesta
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3-5 weeks
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2-4 months
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5-12 months
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They are usually not removed after placement
Pregunta 10
Pregunta
Extramedullary pins can promote healing in adult dogs within a _____________ time frame.
Respuesta
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7-12 week
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2-3 week
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10-15 day
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None of the above
Pregunta 11
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How long is restricted activity with leash walks and cage rest is recommended while a fracture is healing?
Respuesta
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8-12 months
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5-8 weeks
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10-20 days
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Dogs should be fine after pins or plates are placed
Pregunta 12
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What would be a sign of problems with a splint placed for a fracture?
Respuesta
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Licking at splint
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Heat from affected limb
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Foul odor
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All of above
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None of the above, thar are all part of the normal healing process
Pregunta 13
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What ligament is most associated with degenerative joint disease of the stifle joint?
Respuesta
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Cranial cruciate ligament
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Posterior cruciate ligament
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Lateral cruciate ligament
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Medial crucial ligament
Pregunta 14
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Cruciate ligament injuries generally occur in all of the following predispositions of dogs after exercise EXCEPT:
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Middle age
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Young
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Obese
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Athletic
Pregunta 15
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When the veterinarian preforms a test where the tibia abnormally slides forward with respect to the femoral condyles, they are said to demonstrate ______________.
Respuesta
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Negative drawer movement
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Positive drawer movement
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Cranial luxation movement
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Caudal luxation movement
Pregunta 16
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What stabilization technique for ACL tear is said to be the most effective in dogs weighing less than 15kg?
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Intraarticular
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Extraarticular
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Exoarticular
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Extracurricular
Pregunta 17
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What does TPLO stand for?
Respuesta
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Tibial position lining osteotomy
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Transfixed patellar luxation oliectomy
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Tibial plateau leveling osteotomy
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None of the above
Pregunta 18
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How long after surgery from ACL can a dog resume normal activity?
Respuesta
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8-12 weeks
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4-8 weeks
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1-2 weeks
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Directly after surgery so the joint doesn't seize
Pregunta 19
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What is a common occurrence that happens within 1 year of a ruptured ACL?
Respuesta
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The surgery fails
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The dog develops osteosarcoma
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Rupture of the opposite cruciate ligament
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Spontaneous healing of the ACL
Pregunta 20
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Even with surgical stabilization of the joint, the patient may develop ___________ as it ages.
Respuesta
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Osteosarcoma
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Myositis
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Luxating patella
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Degenerative joint disease
Pregunta 21
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Medial luxation of the patella can occur in toy, small and large breed dogs usually due to what issue?
Respuesta
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Congenital defect
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Trauma
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Hip dysplasia
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Soft tissue break down around the stiffle
Pregunta 22
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Lateral luxation of the patella that is usually seen in toy and miniature breed dogs due to what issue?
Respuesta
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Congenital defect
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Trauma
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Hip dysplasia
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Soft tissue break down around the stifle
Pregunta 23
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Lateral luxation of the patella that is seen in large or giant breed dogs is usually due to what issue?
Respuesta
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Poor diet
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Trauma
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Hip dysplasia
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Soft tissue break down around the stifle
Pregunta 24
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Hip dysplasia can have many factors contributing to its development. What is NOT a contributing factor?
Respuesta
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Genetic predisposition
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Environment and diet
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Too much exercise through life
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Muscle and skeleton ratio
Pregunta 25
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What is NOT a clinical sign of hip dysplasia?
Respuesta
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Waddling gait
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Atrophy of hip muscles
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Reluctance to move
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Muscle hypertrophy around joints
Pregunta 26
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What age can a dog with genetic hip dysplasia develop clinical signs?
Respuesta
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1-2 months
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3-5 years
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5-8 months
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Not seen until dog becomes older
Pregunta 27
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What does FHO stand for?
Respuesta
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Femoral head ostectomy
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Femoral half orthectomy
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Femoral hip osteotomy
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Fixed head orthotomy
Pregunta 28
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What type of hip dysplasia is more common?
Respuesta
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Femoral hip dysplasia
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Acetabular hip dysplasia
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Luxating hip dysplasia
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Progressive femoral necrosis
Pregunta 29
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What is the BEST treatment for hip dysplasia?
Respuesta
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Medical management
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FHO
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Total hip replacement
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Patellar displacement
Pregunta 30
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What age should a dog be radiographed for hip dysplasia before breeding?
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Before 1 year of age
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Between 1 and 2 years of age
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Older than 2 years of age
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Can be seen at any age
Pregunta 31
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Legg-calve-perthes disease involves necrosis of _____________ and is also called ___________.
Respuesta
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Femoral head/neck; avascular necrosis
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Acetabular socket; septic necrosis
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Distal femur/tibia; calve atrophy
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Proximal fibia; atrophic arthritis
Pregunta 32
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What breed is the most commonly affected with Legg-calve-perthes disease?
Respuesta
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Giant breeds, great danes
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Medium breeds, golden retrievers
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Toy breeds, terriers
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Affects all breeds the same
Pregunta 33
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The most common treatment for Legg-calve-perthes disease is what?
Respuesta
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ACL correction
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Excision arthroplasty
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Medical management
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Closed reduction of femeral head
Pregunta 34
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The degeneration or aseptic necrosis of bone and cartilage followed by reossification refers to whtat?
Respuesta
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Genetic hip dysplasia
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Legg-calve-perthes disease
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Osteochondrosis disease
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Panosteitis
Pregunta 35
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Radiographs will show __________ when diagnosing osteochondrosis dissecans.
Respuesta
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Necrosis of femoral head
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Cartilage flap
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Deformed acetabula
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None of the above
Pregunta 36
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Panosteitis is a common disease that affects ___________ with an average onset of ___________.
Respuesta
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Toy breeds; 6-8 months
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Medium/large breeds; 6-8 months
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Toy breeds; 9+ years
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Medium/large breeds; 9+ years
Pregunta 37
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What breed is over-represented with regard to panosteitis?
Respuesta
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German shephards
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Boston terriers
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Golden retrievers
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Toy poodles
Pregunta 38
Pregunta
Panosteitis is a ____________ disease and usually affects the _____________ of the body.
Respuesta
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Lifelong; short bones
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Self-limiting; long bones
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Lifelong; long bones
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Self-limiting; short bone
Pregunta 39
Pregunta
What is the medical terminology for a dislocation of a joint?
Respuesta
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Luxation
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Joint dysplasia
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Hyperflexion
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Hypoflexion
Pregunta 40
Pregunta
What type of femoral head luxation is the most common?
Respuesta
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Craniocaudal
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Craniodorsal
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Ventral
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Lateral
Pregunta 41
Pregunta
What feline disease process of the musculoskeletal system is a result of hypokalemia?
Respuesta
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Feline polymyositis
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Feline bacterial myositis
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Feline protozoal myositis
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Feline polymyopathy
Pregunta 42
Pregunta
What is an immune mediated disease of the muscles that affects dogs and cats?
Respuesta
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Polymyositis
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Polymyopathy
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hemolytic myositis
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Saddle thrombis
Pregunta 43
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What is the protozoal parasite that is most associated with myositis in felines?
Respuesta
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Giardia
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Ameboma
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Babesia
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Toxoplasma
Pregunta 44
Pregunta
What disease process affects the mastication muscles of dogs?
Respuesta
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Masticatory muscle myositis
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Atrophic myositis
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Eosinophilic myositis
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All of the above
Pregunta 45
Pregunta
What type of neoplasia is most associated with bone cancer?
Respuesta
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Adenocarcinoma
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Melanoma
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Osteosarcoma
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Osteoadenoma
Pregunta 46
Pregunta
All of the information about bone cancer in animals is true EXCEPT:
Respuesta
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Even with treatment, 90% die
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Treatment involves amputation of the affected limb
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It is usually not metastatic
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It is highly metastatic
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