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perineal hernia - ANSWERSadult intact male deviation of rectum on rectal complication of long-term sling application - ANSWERScontracture of muscles joint fibrosis disuse muscle atrophy deep digital flexor tendon contracture tx = - ANSWERSdistal check desmotomy corrective shoeing only infectious cause of corneal ulcers in cats = - ANSWERSherpes A horse presents to you with a laceration across the caudal aspect of the hock; the horse is not weight-bearing, and the hock completely ...

A 2-year old female spayed Dachshund presents for further evaluation as a result of a mass on the pinna noted by the owner. On physical exam, the only abnormality noted was this mass. Cytology is consistent with a histiocytoma. Which of the following is the most reasonable treatment option? - Answer Benign Neglect. Histiocytomas are typically benign and will often present as a small, raised mass that may or may not be ulcerated. Fortunately, these masses usually regress on their own, and surgi...

hyposensitization used to tx - ANSWERSatophy avian TB - ANSWERSmultiple solid/soft crumbly grey nodules embedded throughout organs dx = acid-fast bacteria in smears from lesions medical management of insulinoma - ANSWERSpreds and diazoxide organism with large capsule seen with india ink = - ANSWERScryptococcus perineal hernia tx - ANSWERScastration

A person calls to to say she adopted a friend's dog and requests a copy of the dog's medical record and radiographs. The former owner is a client at your clinic. Which one of the following choices is the most appropriate action to take? A - Require original owner consent or court order to release information B - Give caller a copy of medical record only C - Give caller a copy of medical record and radiographs D - After physical exam, start a new medical record documenting previous issu...

Main DDx for *5 month old* mixed breed dog with lethargy, *ocular & nasal discharge*, cough, vomiting & diarrhea. (Keratitis, conjunctivitis, uveitis) - ANSWERSCanine Distemper Common Age of Canine Distemper? - ANSWERS3-6 months What are the order of general clinical signs for Canine Distemper? - ANSWERS1st= Resp & Ocular 2nd= GI Signs 3rd= CNS signs- *Myoclonus* Canine Distemper: Main clinical sign is "chewing gum" seizures + myoclonus. What is Myoclonus? - ANSWERSRhythmic Twitchin...

perineal hernia - ANSWERSadult intact male deviation of rectum on rectal complication of long-term sling application - ANSWERScontracture of muscles joint fibrosis disuse muscle atrophy deep digital flexor tendon contracture tx = - ANSWERSdistal check desmotomy corrective shoeing only infectious cause of corneal ulcers in cats = - ANSWERSherpes A horse presents to you with a laceration across the caudal aspect of the hock; the horse is not weight-bearing, and the hock completely ...