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lab procedures lecture
50問 • 1年前
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    The medical name for a “freckle” is…

    macule

  • 2

    An erythematous, circular elevation of the skin is termed what?

    Papule

  • 3

    What virus causes oral/epithelial warts?

    papilloma virus

  • 4

    What is the term related to environmental/food allergies?

    atopy

  • 5

    What is the medial term for a “hot spot”?

    acute moist dermatitis

  • 6

    What is an erosion?

    superficial defect caused by partial loss of epidermis

  • 7

    List 3 parasites/bacteria that are preventable by vaccine that are ALSO ZOONOTIC?

    - Fasciola hepatica - West Nile Virus - tetanus

  • 8

    What are the sections that compose the skin barrier? Give a small description of each.

    1. physical: healthy skin cells keep antigens out and moisture in. 2. immunological: helps reduce and control inflammation. 3. microbiological: helps maintain normal flora balance.

  • 9

    What is the skin barrier that helps reduce and control inflammation?

    immunological

  • 10

    Which one is not a classification of derm conditions?

    environmental

  • 11

    What is the difference b/w a primary and secondary lesion?

    primary:arise from normal skin, initial pathological changes - can be used for skin biopsy, cytology and histology secondary: develop from primary lesions through patient/environmntal factors/preexisting skin lesions - arise from pathological changes (not from normal skin)

  • 12

    List 2 treatments that are available for dermatological conditions.

    - cytopoint injection - apoquel

  • 13

    What are the anti’s found in topical aural meds?

    antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, Antifungal - some have antiparasitic

  • 14

    What is the common name of Cuterebra?

    rodent bot fly

  • 15

    What is the common name of Cochliomyia hominivorax?

    screwworm

  • 16

    What one is not a test done to identify mites?

    fecal float

  • 17

    Which one IS a burrowing mite?

    notoedres cati

  • 18

    Which one is NOT a disease transmitted through a deer tick?

    francisella sp.

  • 19

    Which medication has the medical ingredients selamectin and sarolaner?

    revolution plus

  • 20

    What is the common name of Dictylocaulus sp.?

    lungworm of ruminants

  • 21

    Which of the following diseases is NOT zoonotic?

    Calliphora sp.

  • 22

    What are the 2 types of metamorphosis’? What’s the difference b/w the two? GIVE 1 EX OF EACH.

    1. gradual/simple: changes are slight and gradual - ova, pupa (nymph), adult - young/nymphs resemble adults and feed in the same habitat - lice/ticks 2. complete: larva completely changes its body to become an adult - egg, larval, pupal (inactive, resting stage), adult - flies/fleas

  • 23

    What is botulism?

    severe food poisoning

  • 24

    What causes strangles?

    streptococcus equi

  • 25

    What is the common name for tetanus?

    lock jaw

  • 26

    List 3 things you can tell a client to help prevent their dog from getting lepto.

    - vaccinate - avoid standing water parks - avoid increased wildlife areas

  • 27

    Which of the following is NOT a gram negative bacteria?

    Erysipelothrix sp.

  • 28

    What are collection of lymphocytes in the liver that are found at slaughter called?

    milk spots

  • 29

    What is the term for when you inject the solution under th cover slip when preforming a WBC count?

    charging

  • 30

    A dog has a WBC count of 18,100/uL, this would be… and termed…

    increased; leukocytosis

  • 31

    What is the larval stage of trematodes called?

    miracidium

  • 32

    A non-occult infection means there is no mircofilaria present in blood stream

    false

  • 33

    What kind of test is the knott’s test?

    concentration test

  • 34

    What is the vector for Dirofilaria immitis?

    mosquitoes

  • 35

    Name 1 heartworm prevention and it’s medical ingredient.

    heartgard - ivermectin

  • 36

    What bacteria causes diamond skin disease?

    Erysipelothrix sp.

  • 37

    What bacteria causes the bubonic plague?

    Yersinia sp.

  • 38

    What does campylobacter sp. cause in swine?

    scours

  • 39

    What are Black’s disease, gangrene, tetanus, black leg and botulism all caused by?

    clostridium

  • 40

    What bacteria causes pink eye?

    haemophilus sp.

  • 41

    What bacteria causes tuberculosis?

    mycobacterium sp.

  • 42

    Morphology at death, looking at acanthocheilonemia is…

    curved

  • 43

    What blood cell(s) does Ehrlichia canis affect?

    monocytes and lymphocytes

  • 44

    What cell(s) does Anaplasma platys affect?

    thrombocytes

  • 45

    What is the medical term for a “blister”?

    vesicle

  • 46

    What is the medical term for “hives”?

    wheal

  • 47

    Which one is NOT a diagnostic test used on skin?

    comb test

  • 48

    What is the vector for West Nile Virus?

    mosquito

  • 49

    Which larvae is a reportable disease?

    Cochliomyia sp.

  • 50

    Sucking lice affect all species EXCEPT…

    cats and birds

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    The medical name for a “freckle” is…

    macule

  • 2

    An erythematous, circular elevation of the skin is termed what?

    Papule

  • 3

    What virus causes oral/epithelial warts?

    papilloma virus

  • 4

    What is the term related to environmental/food allergies?

    atopy

  • 5

    What is the medial term for a “hot spot”?

    acute moist dermatitis

  • 6

    What is an erosion?

    superficial defect caused by partial loss of epidermis

  • 7

    List 3 parasites/bacteria that are preventable by vaccine that are ALSO ZOONOTIC?

    - Fasciola hepatica - West Nile Virus - tetanus

  • 8

    What are the sections that compose the skin barrier? Give a small description of each.

    1. physical: healthy skin cells keep antigens out and moisture in. 2. immunological: helps reduce and control inflammation. 3. microbiological: helps maintain normal flora balance.

  • 9

    What is the skin barrier that helps reduce and control inflammation?

    immunological

  • 10

    Which one is not a classification of derm conditions?

    environmental

  • 11

    What is the difference b/w a primary and secondary lesion?

    primary:arise from normal skin, initial pathological changes - can be used for skin biopsy, cytology and histology secondary: develop from primary lesions through patient/environmntal factors/preexisting skin lesions - arise from pathological changes (not from normal skin)

  • 12

    List 2 treatments that are available for dermatological conditions.

    - cytopoint injection - apoquel

  • 13

    What are the anti’s found in topical aural meds?

    antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, Antifungal - some have antiparasitic

  • 14

    What is the common name of Cuterebra?

    rodent bot fly

  • 15

    What is the common name of Cochliomyia hominivorax?

    screwworm

  • 16

    What one is not a test done to identify mites?

    fecal float

  • 17

    Which one IS a burrowing mite?

    notoedres cati

  • 18

    Which one is NOT a disease transmitted through a deer tick?

    francisella sp.

  • 19

    Which medication has the medical ingredients selamectin and sarolaner?

    revolution plus

  • 20

    What is the common name of Dictylocaulus sp.?

    lungworm of ruminants

  • 21

    Which of the following diseases is NOT zoonotic?

    Calliphora sp.

  • 22

    What are the 2 types of metamorphosis’? What’s the difference b/w the two? GIVE 1 EX OF EACH.

    1. gradual/simple: changes are slight and gradual - ova, pupa (nymph), adult - young/nymphs resemble adults and feed in the same habitat - lice/ticks 2. complete: larva completely changes its body to become an adult - egg, larval, pupal (inactive, resting stage), adult - flies/fleas

  • 23

    What is botulism?

    severe food poisoning

  • 24

    What causes strangles?

    streptococcus equi

  • 25

    What is the common name for tetanus?

    lock jaw

  • 26

    List 3 things you can tell a client to help prevent their dog from getting lepto.

    - vaccinate - avoid standing water parks - avoid increased wildlife areas

  • 27

    Which of the following is NOT a gram negative bacteria?

    Erysipelothrix sp.

  • 28

    What are collection of lymphocytes in the liver that are found at slaughter called?

    milk spots

  • 29

    What is the term for when you inject the solution under th cover slip when preforming a WBC count?

    charging

  • 30

    A dog has a WBC count of 18,100/uL, this would be… and termed…

    increased; leukocytosis

  • 31

    What is the larval stage of trematodes called?

    miracidium

  • 32

    A non-occult infection means there is no mircofilaria present in blood stream

    false

  • 33

    What kind of test is the knott’s test?

    concentration test

  • 34

    What is the vector for Dirofilaria immitis?

    mosquitoes

  • 35

    Name 1 heartworm prevention and it’s medical ingredient.

    heartgard - ivermectin

  • 36

    What bacteria causes diamond skin disease?

    Erysipelothrix sp.

  • 37

    What bacteria causes the bubonic plague?

    Yersinia sp.

  • 38

    What does campylobacter sp. cause in swine?

    scours

  • 39

    What are Black’s disease, gangrene, tetanus, black leg and botulism all caused by?

    clostridium

  • 40

    What bacteria causes pink eye?

    haemophilus sp.

  • 41

    What bacteria causes tuberculosis?

    mycobacterium sp.

  • 42

    Morphology at death, looking at acanthocheilonemia is…

    curved

  • 43

    What blood cell(s) does Ehrlichia canis affect?

    monocytes and lymphocytes

  • 44

    What cell(s) does Anaplasma platys affect?

    thrombocytes

  • 45

    What is the medical term for a “blister”?

    vesicle

  • 46

    What is the medical term for “hives”?

    wheal

  • 47

    Which one is NOT a diagnostic test used on skin?

    comb test

  • 48

    What is the vector for West Nile Virus?

    mosquito

  • 49

    Which larvae is a reportable disease?

    Cochliomyia sp.

  • 50

    Sucking lice affect all species EXCEPT…

    cats and birds