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Digestiveandeyesande
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Zoonoic Parasites | tapeworms, hook worms, round worms, giardia |
| Vomiting | The forcefuly ejecation of food and fluid |
| Regurgitation | Passive reflux of swallowed Material from esophagus |
| Small intestine Dz symptoms | Normal urge and freguency with large blulky or watery stool with no straning that stomes can be dark black and malodorus with blood. |
| Symptoms of Large Intestine DZ | Frequent urgentcy and deffication of small fecal volume causing straining with mucas and frank red blood in stool. |
| Parvovirus is stable in a enviroment for how long? | 12 Months |
| What Breeds are more likely to get Parvo virus | Rott, pitbulls, dobermen, german shep. |
| How long can an animal shed the parvo | for up to three weeks |
| What should a puppies vaccination record be | should start at 6 weeks all the way to 12. |
| Why should you begin vaccination at 6 to 12 weeks? | The maternal antibodies from colustrum are strating to wear off. |
| How do you treat Parvo? | Eletroclytes, antibiotics in serve cases, and fluids. |
| If a dog lives after the first three days it has a higher chance to what? | Recover. |
| What is the difference between FECV and FIP | FECV only attacks GI tract and is not fatal. FIP is 100% fatal and attacks many organs |
| If an animal has FECV does it have FIP? | No, however if it has FIP it has or has had FECV. |
| What makes up the Fundus? | optic disk, retina, vitreuous, vasculature. |
| What happens with Entropian | eye lid turns in toward the eye. |
| What Breeds are more then likely to get Entroppain | Rotts, St. Bernards, Sharpie, Boxers, pugs |
| What is an extropain | eyelids severly slacking/inverted |
| What breeds get extrpians? | Hounds and cockers |
| What is the difference between a supperficial Ulcerative Keratitis and a deep culceration? | They are the same only difference is the depth of the ulceration. |
| What is the main cause of supperificial ulcerative keratitis? | Foxtails |
| What is Glacoma | increase of intraocular pressure |
| What can Glacoma lead too? | Retinal and ocular disk destruction |
| What breeds get Inhereted catarcats? | Poodles, cockers, Germen sheps, labs |
| What is retinal displaysia | Maldeveliopment of retina. |
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