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Which of the following is a characteristic of normal synovial fluid?
Which of the following is a characteristic of normal synovial fluid?
- Yellow color (correct)
- Cloudy appearance
- Low viscosity
- Turbid appearance
What is a purpose of running synovial fluid through a machine?
What is a purpose of running synovial fluid through a machine?
- To evaluate the color
- To observe the cells under a microscope
- To measure the total leukocytes (correct)
- To determine the viscosity
What is the term for inflammation of the joint?
What is the term for inflammation of the joint?
- Bursitis
- Synovitis (correct)
- Tenocynovitis
- Osteoarthritis
Which of the following can cause acute joint inflammation?
Which of the following can cause acute joint inflammation?
What is the term for inflammation of the tendon sheaths?
What is the term for inflammation of the tendon sheaths?
What is the term for inflammation of the bursae?
What is the term for inflammation of the bursae?
Which of the following is NOT a possible generic category of causes for joint disease?
Which of the following is NOT a possible generic category of causes for joint disease?
What is the term for inflammation of the bones and synovium of the joint?
What is the term for inflammation of the bones and synovium of the joint?
What can cause chronic joint inflammation in race horses?
What can cause chronic joint inflammation in race horses?
Which imaging modality is most commonly used in practice for diagnosing joint disease?
Which imaging modality is most commonly used in practice for diagnosing joint disease?
What medication is commonly used for treating joint disease in horses?
What medication is commonly used for treating joint disease in horses?
Which imaging modality allows visualization of the cartilage in joints?
Which imaging modality allows visualization of the cartilage in joints?
What is the purpose of performing a lameness examination in the diagnosis of joint disease?
What is the purpose of performing a lameness examination in the diagnosis of joint disease?
Which surgical option is commonly used for removing small fragments of bone in the joint?
Which surgical option is commonly used for removing small fragments of bone in the joint?
Which medication can increase the viscosity of the synovial fluid in the joint?
Which medication can increase the viscosity of the synovial fluid in the joint?
Which imaging modality is useful for seeing the remodelling of the bone at the joint surface
Which imaging modality is useful for seeing the remodelling of the bone at the joint surface
Which imaging modality is often used for cases that are difficult to diagnose initially?
Which imaging modality is often used for cases that are difficult to diagnose initially?
Which imaging modality allows observation of the joint and bone/musculature?
Which imaging modality allows observation of the joint and bone/musculature?
Which surgical option allows observation of the cartilage in joints?
Which surgical option allows observation of the cartilage in joints?
What are the possible affected structures in joint inflammation?
What are the possible affected structures in joint inflammation?
What are the generic categories of causes for joint disease?
What are the generic categories of causes for joint disease?
What are the causes of chronic joint inflammation?
What are the causes of chronic joint inflammation?
What are the factors evaluated when analyzing synovial fluid?
What are the factors evaluated when analyzing synovial fluid?
What are the steps involved in the lameness examination for diagnosing joint disease?
What are the steps involved in the lameness examination for diagnosing joint disease?
What are the imaging modalities commonly used for diagnosing joint disease?
What are the imaging modalities commonly used for diagnosing joint disease?
What are the medication options for treating joint disease?
What are the medication options for treating joint disease?
What is the purpose of performing a flexion test during the lameness examination?
What is the purpose of performing a flexion test during the lameness examination?
What can be observed through MRI that cannot be observed through other imaging modalities?
What can be observed through MRI that cannot be observed through other imaging modalities?
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