Orthopedic Jeopardy

Hep/bil Abdo Upper resp

GDV Neuro Pharm

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Hep/bil – 10 points

Name the lobes of the liver

Hep/bil – 10 points

Right Medial/LateralLeft Medial/Lateral

CaudateQuadrate

Hep/bil – 20 points

Name the neurologic disease seen with PSS

Hep/bil – 20 points

Hepatic encephalopat

hy

Hep/bil – 30 points

Name THREE ways to attenuate a PSS

Hep/bil – 30 points

Ameroid ConstrictorCellophane banding

Primary ligationIntravenous coil

Hep/bil – 40 points

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

Hep/bil – 40 points

Copper Iris

Hep/bil – 50 points

Name the MOST sensitive method for detecting if

a PSS is present

Hep/bil – 50 points

Nuclear Scintigraphy

Abdominal – 10 points

Most common splenic neoplasia

Abdominal – 10 points

Hemangiosarcoma

Abdominal – 20 points

What is the landmark visible in surgery that

lets you know you are at the ilium

Abdominal – 20 points

Antimesenteric Vessel

Abdominal – 30 points

What artery does the ovarian arteries arise from?

Abdominal – 30 points

Aorta

Abdominal – 40 points

Name the histological layers of theoesophagus

Abdominal– 40 points

AdventitiaMuscularisSubmucosa

Mucosa

Abdominal– 50 points

Which of the following DO NOT drain into portal system:

StomachSpleen

Distal rectumPancreas

Abdominal– 50 points

The distal rectumTributaries 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

Upper Resp – 10 points

What is the nerve affected in laryngeal paralysis

Upper Resp – 10 points

Recurrent laryngeal

Upper Resp – 20 points

What is the classical cough associated with collapsing

trachea

Upper Resp – 20 points

Goose honk cough

Upper Resp – 30 points

Name FOUR components of brachycephalic syndrome

Upper Resp – 30 points

Long soft palateStenotic Nares

Inc nasal turbanatesEverted Laryngeal Saccules

Everted TonsilsExcessive pharyngeal mucosa

Upper Resp – 40 points

Name TWO high risk breeds for AQUIRED lar par

Upper Resp – 40 points

LabradorsGolden retrievers

Irish setterSt Bernard

Upper Resp – 50 points

Name TWO high risk breeds for CONGENITAL lar par

Upper Resp – 50 points

HuskyDalmations

BouviersRottweilers

Pyrenean moutain dogs

GDV– 10 points

What radiographic view is the most appropriate for diagnosing a GDV

GDV– 10 points

Right lateral

GDV – 20 points

What is the most common concurrent cardiac arrhythmia

Fractures– 20 points

VPC

GDV– 30 points

DOUBLEJEOPARDY!!!

GDV – 30 points

What is the most common cardiac arrhythmia associated

with GDVAND

When/what with would you treat it

GDV– 30 points

VPCLidocaine

If clinical OR if Tachycardic

GDV– 40 points

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

GDV– 40 points

Change in lactate

GDV– 50 points

Name FOUR different gastropexy techniques

GDV– 50 points

IncisionBelt and loopCircumcostal

Incorporational/linea albaLaproscopic

GastrocolopexyTube gastropexy

Neuro – 10 points

Name the components of the disc

Neuro – 10 points

Neuro – 20 points

Which spinal segment would this lesion localize to:

Normal forelimbsHyperreflexive hindlimbsIncreased bladder tone

Neuro– 20 points

T3-L3

Neuro – 30 points

Name 3 differentials for a T3-L3 myelopathy

Neuro – 30 points

IVDDFCE

DiscospondylitisNeoplasia

Infectious/inflammatory

Neuro – 40 points

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

Neuro– 40 points

1. Paraspinal hyperaesthesia2. Ataxia

3. Lose ability to walk4. Lose motor and ability to urinate

5. Lose superficial pain6. Lose deep pain

Neuro – 50 points

Name the most common myelopathy in a cat

Neuro– 50 points

Spinal lymphoma

Pharm – 10 points

What class does cephazolin belong to?

(be specific)

Pharm – 10 points

Beta Lactams

Pharm – 20 points

The purpose of giving lactulose for PSS

Pharm – 20 points

To bind the ammonia from the GI tract

Change the pH

Pharm – 30 points

Put in order (Shortest to longest) for duration of analgesic effect:

Hydromorphone, Buprenorphine, Tramadol, Butorphanol, Fentanyl

Pharm – 30 points

FentanylButorphanol

HydromorphoneBuprenorphine

Tramadol

Pharm – 40 points

What is the shock rate in crystalloids for dogs and

cats

Pharm– 40 points

Dog: 90ml/kg/hrCats: 60ml/kg/hr

Pharm – 50 points

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

Pharm – 50 points

Total amount of metoclopramide= 4.55mlRequires 115.45 ml of dilutant