24 Questions
Which condition is not as significant in farm animals as it is in equine when it comes to sepsis?
Osteoarthritis
Which therapeutic option is commonly used for osteoarthritis in all species?
NSAIDs
Which therapeutic option is specifically used for osteoarthritis in equine?
Bisphosphonates
Which therapeutic option is used for regenerative therapy in osteoarthritis?
Glycosaminoglycan derivatives
Which therapeutic option is commonly used for osteoarthritis in small animals and equine, but is non-licensed for small animals?
Corticosteroids
Which therapeutic option is known to have gastrointestinal problems as side effects in small animals, but less so in equine?
NSAIDs
Which therapeutic option has good evidence of improving lameness in equine, but requires more data to determine the best time to use it?
Bisphosphonates
Which therapeutic option is used to supplement the normal components of healthy cartilage and try to rebuild cartilage in osteoarthritis?
Glycosaminoglycan derivatives
Which condition calls for specific management in therapeutics for joint disease?
All of the above
Which of the following is NOT a treatment option for joint sepsis in horses?
Opioids
What is the most appropriate recommended first line treatment for a 3-year-old racehorse with bilateral hindlimb lameness and osteoarthritis in small tarsal joints that is racing in 16 days?
Triamcinolone
What is the most likely diagnosis for a 6-year-old German Shepherd with shifting lameness and synovitis in multiple joints?
Immune-mediated arthropathy
Which of the following is NOT a systemic option for treating joint sepsis in horses?
Intra-articular options
Which therapeutic option is commonly used for osteoarthritis in small animals and equine, but is non-licensed for small animals?
Corticosteroids
Which therapeutic option is known to have gastrointestinal problems as side effects in small animals, but less so in equine?
NSAIDs
Which therapeutic option is used for regenerative therapy in osteoarthritis?
Glycosaminoglycan derivatives
Which condition is not as significant in farm animals as it is in equine when it comes to sepsis?
Joint sepsis
What is the most appropriate recommended first-line treatment for a 3-year-old racehorse with bilateral hindlimb lameness and osteoarthritis in small tarsal joints that is racing in 16 days?
NSAIDs
Which therapeutic option has good evidence of improving lameness in equine, but requires more data to determine the best time to use it?
Bisphosphonates
Which therapeutic option is specifically used for osteoarthritis in equine?
NSAIDs
Which therapeutic option for joint disease in horses has weak evidence to suggest it works and should be used alongside corticosteroids?
Glycosaminoglycan derivatives
Which therapeutic option for joint disease in horses is commonly used, but its effectiveness is not clear and it is difficult to determine which patients will benefit from it?
Synthetic hydrogels
Which treatment option is used for joint sepsis in horses and involves a surgical lavage to remove contamination?
Intra-articular options
Which treatment option for joint sepsis in horses involves injecting antibiotics directly into the joint to increase the concentration of the product in that region?
Antibiotics
Test your knowledge on the specific management of three main conditions related to joint disease: Osteoarthritis in equine, small animals, and farm animals, sepsis in equine and farm animals, and autoimmune diseases in small animals. Explore various clinical presentations and learn about the appropriate therapeutic approaches for each condition.
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