NAVLE Prep exam review 2024
NAVLE Prep exam review 2024 A 3 y/o female Persian cat presents for routine physical exam. The cat seems to be doing well at home and has no clinical signs. Abdominal palpation reveals bilaterally enlarged kidneys. Ultrasound exam shows multiple, large, fluid-filled structures in the parenchyma of the kidneys. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. Renal lymphoma B. Hydronephrosis C. Polycystic kidneys D. Amyloidosis C. Polycystic kidneys A 1 y/o female stray DSH cat was presented for pruritus. Your physical exam revealed a generalized miliary dermatitis and dark brown flecks in the fur. Which of the following findings are most consistent with the most likely diagnosis? A. Mites found on skin scraping, peripheral eosinophilia, anemia B. Mites found on ear swabbing, peripheral eosinophilia, anemia C. Yeast organisms found on impression smear D. Anemia, peripheral eosinophilia, tapeworm infestation D. Anemia, peripheral eosinophilia, tapeworm infestation A 3-year old male castrated domestic shorthair cat presents for crusting and pruritus around the face, neck, and ears. Which of the following should be least likely on your list of differential diagnoses? A. Notoedres acariasis B. Dermatophytosis C. Arthropod bite hypersensitivity D. Eosinophilic granuloma D. Eosinophilic granuloma
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