20 Questions
Which of the following was NOT a symptom observed in the 7-year-old goat?
High albumin levels
What was the cause of bloat in the goat?
Stress
What type of fluids were administered to the goat during surgery?
Heartmans fluids
What was the purpose of attaching the goat to a handler?
To ensure the goat eats well
What was a concern regarding the drugs given to the goat?
Compromised renal function
What was the reason for closely monitoring the abdominal wound and bandage?
To ensure proper healing
What was the purpose of transferring rumen content to the goat?
To improve GI motility
What was the concern regarding the PCV levels in the goat?
They were decreasing over time
What was the importance of ensuring the goat eats well and quickly?
To preserve rumen bacteria
What was the purpose of administering analgesia to the goat?
To reduce pain
Which of the following is a priority in the case of Luke, the Malamute cross, after surgery for recurrent idiopathic pericardial effusion?
Pain control
What was the main concern in the case of Edan, the German shepherd with vomiting and diarrhea?
GI motility
What was the reason for giving a blood transfusion to a patient who lost albumin via the urinary tract?
To replace lost albumin
What was the primary concern in the case of the patient who had a lateral thoracotomy following surgery?
Fluid balance
What was the main reason for monitoring HR, rhythm, and contractility in the case of Luke?
To check pericardial sac function
What was the priority in the case of Edan, the German shepherd with vomiting and diarrhea?
GI motility
What was the main concern in the case of the patient who lost a reasonable amount of albumin via the urinary tract?
Fluid balance
What was the priority in the case of Luke, the Malamute cross, after lateral thoracotomy surgery?
Wound care and bandage change
What was the primary concern in the case of the patient who had gastric hyperplasia and lost 10kg?
Nutrition
What was the main reason for monitoring immune status in the case of the patient with vomiting and diarrhea?
To prevent bacteremia
Test your knowledge on a challenging veterinary case involving a 7-year-old goat with bloat and neurological signs. Assess your understanding of the initial blood work findings and potential diagnoses. Perfect for veterinary professionals and students.
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