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Vet 255
Abdominal
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Bloat is not the same as a GDV. A GDV has rotation on the axis and the bloat does not. It is a poor word choice sometimes used for a GDV but they are not the same. Just as the word neuter is used for castration when it is a general term for sexually alter | True |
| Veterinary technicians in the OR are very careful to count all gauze sponges before and after abdominal surgery because | If left behind they can cause adhesions and inflammation |
| Bloat: occurs when a dog's stomach is filled with fluid, gas, or food to the point where it is difficult for the stomach to expand. The enlarged stomach then puts pressure on other vital organs which can cause labored breathing and potentially a decreased | True |
| Which of the following tissues is NOT considered to be located in the retroperitoneal space | Urinary bladder |
| What is the purpose of a "stay" suture | To steady a tissue within an incision |
| What is the term used to indicated the generalized removal of a mass | Lumpectomy |
| Animals being prepared for an exploratory celiotomy should always be clipped widely because | The incision may have to be extended |
| PICA- a craving for unnatural articles of food. It is more common in young animals but can affect any age; those with History of FB ingestion more likely to repeat this behavior | True |
| Prior to gastrointestinal surgery the veterinary technician should have two surgical packs prepared or at the least extra instruments | In case the primary pack is contaminated with intestinal contents during the procedure |
| Gastropexy is attachment of the stomach to the body wall after a dog experiences GDV to | Create a permanent adhesion |
| The pancreas is one of the more durable organs and can take some tissue handling abuse | False |
| GDVs commonly need to stay in the hospital for 5-7 weeks due to high post op rate of complications | False |
| Which of the following is true regarding mammary neoplasms in companion animals | Most feline mammary tumors are malignant |
| The prognosis for abdominal surgery is good if no perforation but guarded with perforation/peritonitis | True |
| Which is correct regarding an animal with a diaphragmatic hernia | Diaphragmatic hernias should be suspected in all cases of trauma |
| Animals suffering from GDV usually are in shock. This shock is classified as | Hypovolemic |
| Peritonitis is inflammation of the abdominal cavity due to infection/ perforation | True |
| Viscera is blotted away with moistened sponges. The surfaces of the viscera should not be wiped with sponges because this | All are correct |
| The name of the structure that is the holding layer of the abdomen is called the linea alba | True |
| We want to AVOID spillage of urine into the abdomen. If UTI is present, we can seed bacteria. If crystalluria is present, crystals can be irritating and inflammatory to peritoneum. Urea is absorbed through the omentum and can cause systemic azotemia | True |
| Intraoperative intestinal and pancreatic manipulation can lead to , temporary loss of intestinal motility | Ileus |
| The spleen is unable to replace dead cells | False |
| Dilatation (dilation): An organ stretched beyond its normal dimensions | True |
| Characteristics of intestinal devitalization include the following except | Lack of fluorescein dye uptake |
| The omentum is used where possible to enhance perfusion and healing | True |
| is the suturing together of portions of the gastrointestinal tract to allow confluent ingesta flow. It is performed when damaged tissue or a tumor requires a segment of the gastrointestinal tract to be removed | Anastomosis |
| An incisional gastropexy is done only to prevent gastric intussusception | False |
| For an exploratory celiotomy, which layer of the three-layered closure is the holding layer | The linea alba |