Medical Quiz

Respiratory, Cardiovascular & Oncology Quiz

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Which breed is most commonly associated with cutaneous mast cell tumours?

A. CKCS

B. Yorkshire Terriers

C. Poodles

D. Boxers


Which heart valve is most commonly affected by disease in canine patients?

A. Mitral

B. Tricuspid

C. Aortic

D. Pulmonary


Which of the following breeds has a genetic predisposition to mitral valve insufficiency?

A. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (CKCS)

B. Boxer

C. West Highland Terrier

D. German Shepard


Which ONE underlying condition does NOT lead to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats.

A. Hyperthyroidism

B. Gastric ulcers

C. Chronic Renal Failure

D. Hypertension


A cat is showing signs of dyspnoea following a road traffic accident. Which position should they be placed in for a conscious thoracic radiograph?

A. right lateral

B. dorsal recumenbency

C. left lateral

D. sternal recumbency


Which class of cardiac drugs, aim to increase the contractile force and chamber filling of the heart?

A. Anticholinergics

B. Diuretics

C. Positive Inotropes

D. Negative inotropes


What effect does hyperkalaemia have on the heart?

A. Tachycardia

B. Hypertrophy

C. Bradycardia

D. Valve dysfunction


When performing physiotherapy on a patient effleurage can be described as:

A. gentle massage to improve circulation

B. squeeze of the cardiac area to remove fluid build up

C. swinging of the animal to relieve pressure on the heart and thoracic area

D. beating of the chest with cupped hands to relieve mucus build up


Which of the following is a common site for metastasis?

A. Oral cavity

B. Kidneys

C. Liver

D. GIT


Which of the following is most typical of a benign cancer growth?

A. Fast growing

B. Has a surrounding capsule

C. Spreads to other areas in the body

D. Ulcerated


Which of the following is an effective antitussive in dogs and cats?

A. Medetomidine

B. Codeine

C. Omeprazole

D. Acepromazine


Which test should be performed before each administration of chemotherapy (except for prednisolone)?

A. Haematology

B. Biochemistry

C. Urinalysis

D. Echocardiogram


Which of the following drugs is a loop diuretic licensed for use treating congestive heart failure in dogs?

A. Spironolactone

B. Furosemide

C. Pimobendan

D. Potassium iodide


A cat in severe respiratory distress becomes cyanotic whilst placing a cephalic IV catheter. What is the most appropriate course of action?

A. Sedate the animal and get a IVC placed

B. oxygenate the patient in a oxygen tent and let relax

C. Attempt placement in the lateral saphenous vein to minimise stress caused by restraint

D. Cover the cat’s eyes with a towel to reduce stress


Which ONE of the following is the term used to describe difficulty breathing?

A. Apnoea

B. Tahcypnoea

C. Dyspnoea

D. Bradypnoea


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