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GASTROINTESTINAL Teachers copy

GASTROINTESTINAL Teachers copy

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Which statement about periodontitis is true?

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Periodontitis is irreversible.

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Periodontitis only affects one tooth.

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Periodontitis is easily reversible.

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Periodontitis does not affect teeth.

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Which of the following best describes regurgitation?

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A passive process

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An active process

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A process involving abdominal muscles

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A process involving digestion

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Multiple Choice

During regurgitation, which muscles are NOT used?

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Abdominal muscles

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Arm muscles

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Leg muscles

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Chest muscles

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What is megaoesophagus?

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A condition where the oesophagus becomes enlarged and loses its normal muscle tone

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A condition where the stomach becomes enlarged and loses its normal muscle tone

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A condition where the oesophagus becomes narrowed and gains extra muscle tone

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A condition where the lungs become enlarged and lose their normal muscle tone

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Multiple Choice

What type of disease is Myasthenia gravis (MG)?

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Autoimmune neuromuscular disease

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Infectious respiratory disease

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Genetic cardiovascular disease

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Metabolic bone disease

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What is the main symptom of Myasthenia gravis (MG) that worsens with activity and improves with rest?

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Muscle weakness

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Skin rash

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Fever

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Joint pain

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What is a Persistent Right Aortic Arch (PRAA)?

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A congenital vascular ring anomaly where the aortic arch develops on the right side instead of the left.

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A heart valve defect causing irregular heartbeat.

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A genetic disorder affecting lung function.

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A blockage in the pulmonary artery.

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Which of the following is a common symptom in animals affected by Persistent Right Aortic Arch (PRAA)?

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Regurgitation soon after weaning

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Excessive salivation

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Rapid heartbeat

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Swollen lymph nodes

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Multiple Choice

What is the reason for testing Folate (B9) levels?

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To diagnose viral infections

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To assess SI bacterial overgrowth

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To examine GI tract

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To diagnose hyperplasia

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What is the reason for performing a PLI test?

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To diagnose Addisons with GI symptoms

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Anaemia, leukopenia and fluid balance

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Pancreatitis with GI symptoms

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Any concurrent diseases and protein, potassium levels

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Multiple Choice

What is intussusception?

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A condition where one part of the intestine telescopes into an adjacent section.

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A condition where the stomach twists on itself.

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A condition where the liver becomes inflamed.

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A condition where the kidney fails to filter blood.

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If intussusception is left untreated, which of the following can it progress to?

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Intestinal necrosis, perforation, and peritonitis

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Kidney stones and urinary tract infection

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Lung collapse and pneumonia

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Heart attack and stroke

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Multiple Choice

What is recommended to add to food during acute treatment?

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Probiotics

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Antibiotics

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Sugar

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Salt

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Why should prolonged periods of starvation be avoided for the intestines?

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It can result in reduced functioning of the intestines

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It increases absorption of nutrition

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It improves digestion

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It strengthens the intestines

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a clinical sign that involves painful passing of faeces?

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Dyschezia

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Vomiting

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Tenesmus

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Passing hard faeces with blood

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What is the purpose of a proctoscopy procedure?

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To examine the heart

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To examine the lungs

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To examine the rectum and the very end of the large intestine

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To examine the kidneys

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Multiple Choice

What is a food allergy in dogs?

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When a dog's immune system overreacts to one or more ingredients in their diet.

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When a dog refuses to eat certain foods.

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When a dog eats too much food.

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When a dog's digestive system works faster than normal.

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Which of the following ingredients are dogs most commonly allergic to?

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Beef, chicken, or lamb

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Rice, corn, or potatoes

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Fish, carrots, or peas

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Apples, bananas, or grapes

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Multiple Choice

What is a common clinical sign of Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis (HGE) in dogs?

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Sudden onset of vomiting and severe bloody diarrhoea

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Gradual weight gain and increased appetite

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Persistent coughing and sneezing

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Hair loss and skin irritation

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In Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis, what haematocrit percentage may be observed?

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60 to 70 percent

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20 to 30 percent

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40 to 50 percent

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80 to 90 percent

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Multiple Choice

Detection of faecal Campylobacter and Salmonella species is important because of what reason?

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Potential zoonotic complications

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They are always harmless

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They only affect adult animals

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They do not require any treatment

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Multiple Choice

What does diarrhoea associated with colitis often contain?

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Blood or mucus

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Sugar

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Fat

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Salt

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Multiple Choice

What is one cause of chronic colitis in dogs?

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Food allergies

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Lack of sleep

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Excessive grooming

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Sunlight exposure

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