NAVLE ACTUAL EXAM TEST BANK
TERMINAL CERTIFICATION EVALUATION
COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH FULL
SOLUTION ALREADY PASSED
⩥ 7 year old fawn colored F pug, vaccinations up to date, having
seizures and ataxic.
Answer: Necrotizing encephalitis (Pug encephalitis): inflammatory
disease of the central nervous system that is usually progressive and fatal
seizures, depression, ataxia, abnormal gait and blindness
⩥ IVDD at L4-S1 clinical signs and neurological exam findings.
Answer: BUNNY HOPPING
Forelimbs: Normal
Hindlimbs: LMN -short strided, flaccid paresis/paralysis
⩥ FeLV transmission.
Answer: Prolonged intimate contact- SALIVA
Transplacental/Transmammary (kitten born as PI)
⩥ Post mortem diagnosis of Rabies.
,Answer: Direct fluorescent antibody (brainstem and cerebellum)
Immunohistochemistry (on brain tissue)
⩥ An animal is considered immunized at what day after initial
immunization for Rabies.
Answer: 28 days
⩥ An animal is considered immunized at what day after booster for
Rabies (even if overdue).
Answer: immediately
⩥ Protocol for bitten Unvaccinated animals or overdue animals for
Rabies.
Answer: Euthanasia and testing
or quarantine for 6 months
⩥ Protocol for bitten vaccinated animals (up to date) for Rabies.
Answer: Revaccinate immediately
Quarantine for 45 days
⩥ Protocol for healthy animals that bit an animal.
Answer: quarantine for 10 days
If stray, submit for rabies testing
,Must be euthanized if rabies suspected
⩥ Canine distemper acute disease.
Answer: Acute encephalitis (necrotic multifocal lesions in brain)
⩥ Canine distemper clinical signs.
Answer: MULTISYSTEMIC DISEASE
Respiratory signs
GI signs
Neurologic signs
⩥ Paraneoplastic syndrome.
Answer: Non-cancerous, neoplasm related disorders that occur at site
distinct from primary tumor or its metastasis
Can cause greater morbidity than the cancer itself
⩥ Cyclophosphamide causes what condition due to what toxic
metabolite?.
Answer: Sterile hemorrhagic cystitis
Acrolein
Cyclophosphamide= alkylating drug, enzymatically activated in liver by
CYP450
, Uses: Carcinomas, lymphoid tumors, MCT
⩥ Doxorubicin side effect.
Answer: Cardiotoxicity (cumulative)
Nephrotoxicity in cats
Hemorrhagic enteritis most common
Alopecia
Myelosuppression
Severe tissue injury if extravasation from inj site
Non-specific release of histamine from Mast cells in brachycephalics
⩥ 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) side effect on cats.
Answer: Fatal neurotoxicity
Use: combo tx for sarcoma/carcinoma
⩥ Cisplatin side effect on cats.
Answer: Fulminant pulmonary edema
⩥ CCNU (lomustine) advantage.
Answer: Crosses BBB (lipid soluble) - useful for brain tumors
⩥ CCNU(lomustine) side effect.
TERMINAL CERTIFICATION EVALUATION
COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH FULL
SOLUTION ALREADY PASSED
⩥ 7 year old fawn colored F pug, vaccinations up to date, having
seizures and ataxic.
Answer: Necrotizing encephalitis (Pug encephalitis): inflammatory
disease of the central nervous system that is usually progressive and fatal
seizures, depression, ataxia, abnormal gait and blindness
⩥ IVDD at L4-S1 clinical signs and neurological exam findings.
Answer: BUNNY HOPPING
Forelimbs: Normal
Hindlimbs: LMN -short strided, flaccid paresis/paralysis
⩥ FeLV transmission.
Answer: Prolonged intimate contact- SALIVA
Transplacental/Transmammary (kitten born as PI)
⩥ Post mortem diagnosis of Rabies.
,Answer: Direct fluorescent antibody (brainstem and cerebellum)
Immunohistochemistry (on brain tissue)
⩥ An animal is considered immunized at what day after initial
immunization for Rabies.
Answer: 28 days
⩥ An animal is considered immunized at what day after booster for
Rabies (even if overdue).
Answer: immediately
⩥ Protocol for bitten Unvaccinated animals or overdue animals for
Rabies.
Answer: Euthanasia and testing
or quarantine for 6 months
⩥ Protocol for bitten vaccinated animals (up to date) for Rabies.
Answer: Revaccinate immediately
Quarantine for 45 days
⩥ Protocol for healthy animals that bit an animal.
Answer: quarantine for 10 days
If stray, submit for rabies testing
,Must be euthanized if rabies suspected
⩥ Canine distemper acute disease.
Answer: Acute encephalitis (necrotic multifocal lesions in brain)
⩥ Canine distemper clinical signs.
Answer: MULTISYSTEMIC DISEASE
Respiratory signs
GI signs
Neurologic signs
⩥ Paraneoplastic syndrome.
Answer: Non-cancerous, neoplasm related disorders that occur at site
distinct from primary tumor or its metastasis
Can cause greater morbidity than the cancer itself
⩥ Cyclophosphamide causes what condition due to what toxic
metabolite?.
Answer: Sterile hemorrhagic cystitis
Acrolein
Cyclophosphamide= alkylating drug, enzymatically activated in liver by
CYP450
, Uses: Carcinomas, lymphoid tumors, MCT
⩥ Doxorubicin side effect.
Answer: Cardiotoxicity (cumulative)
Nephrotoxicity in cats
Hemorrhagic enteritis most common
Alopecia
Myelosuppression
Severe tissue injury if extravasation from inj site
Non-specific release of histamine from Mast cells in brachycephalics
⩥ 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) side effect on cats.
Answer: Fatal neurotoxicity
Use: combo tx for sarcoma/carcinoma
⩥ Cisplatin side effect on cats.
Answer: Fulminant pulmonary edema
⩥ CCNU (lomustine) advantage.
Answer: Crosses BBB (lipid soluble) - useful for brain tumors
⩥ CCNU(lomustine) side effect.
