Deck 18: Like Cats and Dogs

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In a(n) ____________________ coat, darker colors are found on the tips of each guard hair.
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The anal ____________________, which have ducts opening to the skin at the anal orifice, express fluid during defecation, excitement, and social interaction.
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A dog that is a member of a recognized breed is said to be which of the following?

A) ticked
B) ruddy
C) mongrel
D) purebred
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An animal with more than the normal number of digits has the condition known as:

A) ovulation
B) polydactyly
C) constitution
D) spraying
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The surgical procedure that cuts a dog's vocal cords to soften barking is known as ____________________.
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A dog that works every bit of ground and cover is which of the following?

A) feral
B) thorough
C) staunch
D) docile
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A dog or cat that is docile is which of the following?

A) overweight
B) strong
C) shiny
D) easygoing
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Which of the following describes the physical makeup of an animal?

A) constitution
B) lipidosis
C) coprophagy
D) polydactyly
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An animal that urinates on objects to mark territory exhibits the behavior known as:

A) constitution
B) spraying
C) debarking
D) steatitis
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The formal name for feline distemper is feline:

A) calcivirus
B) peritonitis
C) rhinotracheitis
D) panleukopenia
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A cat that is fed too much oily fish is at risk of developing:

A) coprophagy
B) polydactyly
C) steatitis
D) lipodosis
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Which of the following terms describes an animal with one color of fur?

A) tabby
B) self
C) ticked
D) calico
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An animal with a ticked coat has which of the following?

A) dark-tipped guard hairs
B) XXY genotype
C) splotched pattern
D) two-toned striped fur
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A cat that ovulates only as a result of sexual activity is classified as a(n) ____________________ ovulator.
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Of the following canine viruses, which is associated with listlessness, nasal discharge, rash, and neurologic signs?

A) herpesvirus
B) parainfluenza
C) parvovirus
D) hepatitis
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Cats with __________ __________ accumulate fat in their livers, usually after periods of anorexia.
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A cat with three colors of fur, usually black, orange, and white, is said to be a(n):

A) calico
B) angora
C) mongrel
D) tabby
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An animal with healthy growth or high energy is said to have:

A) points
B) gloves
C) vigor
D) luster
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An Elizabethan collar is designed to prevent which of the following?

A) gland secretion
B) dog vocalization
C) fat inflammation
D) area traumatization
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Which of the following describes an orange-brown animal with dark brown or black ticking?

A) calico
B) tabby
C) ruddy
D) tortoiseshell
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Feline ____________________ is a retrovirus that may produce elevated numbers of abnormal leukocytes, as well as immune suppression, cancer, and illness associated with immune suppression.
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tabby
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
tabby
inflammation of fat
tabby
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
tabby
orange-brown with dark ticking
tabby
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
tabby
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
tabby
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
tabby
excess liver fat in cats
tabby
protozoan causing diarrhea
tabby
striped or spotted two-color fur
tabby
steady or strong
tabby
wild or undomesticated
tabby
ingestion of feces
tabby
infection associated with "blue eye"
tabby
excess number of digits
coprophagy
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
coprophagy
inflammation of fat
coprophagy
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
coprophagy
orange-brown with dark ticking
coprophagy
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
coprophagy
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
coprophagy
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
coprophagy
excess liver fat in cats
coprophagy
protozoan causing diarrhea
coprophagy
striped or spotted two-color fur
coprophagy
steady or strong
coprophagy
wild or undomesticated
coprophagy
ingestion of feces
coprophagy
infection associated with "blue eye"
coprophagy
excess number of digits
steatitis
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
steatitis
inflammation of fat
steatitis
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
steatitis
orange-brown with dark ticking
steatitis
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
steatitis
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
steatitis
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
steatitis
excess liver fat in cats
steatitis
protozoan causing diarrhea
steatitis
striped or spotted two-color fur
steatitis
steady or strong
steatitis
wild or undomesticated
steatitis
ingestion of feces
steatitis
infection associated with "blue eye"
steatitis
excess number of digits
tortoiseshell
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
tortoiseshell
inflammation of fat
tortoiseshell
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
tortoiseshell
orange-brown with dark ticking
tortoiseshell
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
tortoiseshell
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
tortoiseshell
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
tortoiseshell
excess liver fat in cats
tortoiseshell
protozoan causing diarrhea
tortoiseshell
striped or spotted two-color fur
tortoiseshell
steady or strong
tortoiseshell
wild or undomesticated
tortoiseshell
ingestion of feces
tortoiseshell
infection associated with "blue eye"
tortoiseshell
excess number of digits
hepatic lipidosis
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
hepatic lipidosis
inflammation of fat
hepatic lipidosis
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
hepatic lipidosis
orange-brown with dark ticking
hepatic lipidosis
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
hepatic lipidosis
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
hepatic lipidosis
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
hepatic lipidosis
excess liver fat in cats
hepatic lipidosis
protozoan causing diarrhea
hepatic lipidosis
striped or spotted two-color fur
hepatic lipidosis
steady or strong
hepatic lipidosis
wild or undomesticated
hepatic lipidosis
ingestion of feces
hepatic lipidosis
infection associated with "blue eye"
hepatic lipidosis
excess number of digits
feline panleukopenia
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
feline panleukopenia
inflammation of fat
feline panleukopenia
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
feline panleukopenia
orange-brown with dark ticking
feline panleukopenia
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
feline panleukopenia
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
feline panleukopenia
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
feline panleukopenia
excess liver fat in cats
feline panleukopenia
protozoan causing diarrhea
feline panleukopenia
striped or spotted two-color fur
feline panleukopenia
steady or strong
feline panleukopenia
wild or undomesticated
feline panleukopenia
ingestion of feces
feline panleukopenia
infection associated with "blue eye"
feline panleukopenia
excess number of digits
Giardia lamblia
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
Giardia lamblia
inflammation of fat
Giardia lamblia
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
Giardia lamblia
orange-brown with dark ticking
Giardia lamblia
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
Giardia lamblia
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
Giardia lamblia
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
Giardia lamblia
excess liver fat in cats
Giardia lamblia
protozoan causing diarrhea
Giardia lamblia
striped or spotted two-color fur
Giardia lamblia
steady or strong
Giardia lamblia
wild or undomesticated
Giardia lamblia
ingestion of feces
Giardia lamblia
infection associated with "blue eye"
Giardia lamblia
excess number of digits
ticking
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
ticking
inflammation of fat
ticking
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
ticking
orange-brown with dark ticking
ticking
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
ticking
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
ticking
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
ticking
excess liver fat in cats
ticking
protozoan causing diarrhea
ticking
striped or spotted two-color fur
ticking
steady or strong
ticking
wild or undomesticated
ticking
ingestion of feces
ticking
infection associated with "blue eye"
ticking
excess number of digits
ruddy
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
ruddy
inflammation of fat
ruddy
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
ruddy
orange-brown with dark ticking
ruddy
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
ruddy
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
ruddy
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
ruddy
excess liver fat in cats
ruddy
protozoan causing diarrhea
ruddy
striped or spotted two-color fur
ruddy
steady or strong
ruddy
wild or undomesticated
ruddy
ingestion of feces
ruddy
infection associated with "blue eye"
ruddy
excess number of digits
feral
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
feral
inflammation of fat
feral
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
feral
orange-brown with dark ticking
feral
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
feral
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
feral
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
feral
excess liver fat in cats
feral
protozoan causing diarrhea
feral
striped or spotted two-color fur
feral
steady or strong
feral
wild or undomesticated
feral
ingestion of feces
feral
infection associated with "blue eye"
feral
excess number of digits
Crotalus atrox
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
Crotalus atrox
inflammation of fat
Crotalus atrox
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
Crotalus atrox
orange-brown with dark ticking
Crotalus atrox
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
Crotalus atrox
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
Crotalus atrox
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
Crotalus atrox
excess liver fat in cats
Crotalus atrox
protozoan causing diarrhea
Crotalus atrox
striped or spotted two-color fur
Crotalus atrox
steady or strong
Crotalus atrox
wild or undomesticated
Crotalus atrox
ingestion of feces
Crotalus atrox
infection associated with "blue eye"
Crotalus atrox
excess number of digits
polydactyly
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
polydactyly
inflammation of fat
polydactyly
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
polydactyly
orange-brown with dark ticking
polydactyly
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
polydactyly
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
polydactyly
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
polydactyly
excess liver fat in cats
polydactyly
protozoan causing diarrhea
polydactyly
striped or spotted two-color fur
polydactyly
steady or strong
polydactyly
wild or undomesticated
polydactyly
ingestion of feces
polydactyly
infection associated with "blue eye"
polydactyly
excess number of digits
staunch
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
staunch
inflammation of fat
staunch
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
staunch
orange-brown with dark ticking
staunch
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
staunch
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
staunch
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
staunch
excess liver fat in cats
staunch
protozoan causing diarrhea
staunch
striped or spotted two-color fur
staunch
steady or strong
staunch
wild or undomesticated
staunch
ingestion of feces
staunch
infection associated with "blue eye"
staunch
excess number of digits
canine hepatitis
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
canine hepatitis
inflammation of fat
canine hepatitis
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
canine hepatitis
orange-brown with dark ticking
canine hepatitis
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
canine hepatitis
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
canine hepatitis
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
canine hepatitis
excess liver fat in cats
canine hepatitis
protozoan causing diarrhea
canine hepatitis
striped or spotted two-color fur
canine hepatitis
steady or strong
canine hepatitis
wild or undomesticated
canine hepatitis
ingestion of feces
canine hepatitis
infection associated with "blue eye"
canine hepatitis
excess number of digits
leptospirosis
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
leptospirosis
inflammation of fat
leptospirosis
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
leptospirosis
orange-brown with dark ticking
leptospirosis
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
leptospirosis
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
leptospirosis
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
leptospirosis
excess liver fat in cats
leptospirosis
protozoan causing diarrhea
leptospirosis
striped or spotted two-color fur
leptospirosis
steady or strong
leptospirosis
wild or undomesticated
leptospirosis
ingestion of feces
leptospirosis
infection associated with "blue eye"
leptospirosis
excess number of digits
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Define the underlined terms in the following case study. An approximately 7-week-old female feral feline of docile demeanor presented to the clinic unattended. On PE it was noted that the feline exhibited polydactyly of the front extremities, as well as hepatic lipidosis . As a precautionary measure, the feline was administered a vaccination for feline leukemia .
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The very dense, soft, short hair found beneath longer, coarser guard hairs is known as ____________________.
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____________________, which is transmitted by a bite or infected body fluid, is a fatal zoonotic rhabdovirus infection of all warm-blooded animals that causes neurologic signs.
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Usually spread through contaminated feces, ____________________ causes gastrointestinal disease in dogs and systemic disease in cats.
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A(n) ____________________ dog or cat is a member of a recognized breed, like Golden Retriever or Siamese.
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Define the underlined terms in the following case study. A 12-week-old mongrel canine with a ticked coat presented to the clinic with enlarged anal sacs . Both sacs were expressed, and inspissated material was expelled. The owner expressed concerns that the canine lacked vigor and had contracted canine distemper , but such concerns proved unfounded upon PE.
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Define the underlined terms in the following case study. A canine of moderate constitution presented at the clinic for extraction of a carnassial tooth. The owner reported a long-term history of coprophagy , compounded by recent reports of unthrifty behavior arising from canine herpesvirus . The canine was sedated for the extraction and sent home on antibiotics 1 T bid PO 7d.
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When used in dogs, __________ __________ toxoid, an inactivated toxin from the Western diamondback rattlesnake, reduces morbidity and mortality.
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A two-toned feline with stripes is said to be a(n) ____________________ tabby.
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Because feline claws are ____________________, they are able to be drawn back.
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Also called "kennel cough," infectious ____________________ is an upper respiratory infection that produces a severe hacking cough.
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The process of ____________________, which induces the death of an animal quickly and painlessly, is sometimes the most humane course of action.
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In a(n) ____________________ coat, darker colors are found on the tips of each guard hair.
ticked
2
The anal ____________________, which have ducts opening to the skin at the anal orifice, express fluid during defecation, excitement, and social interaction.
sacs
3
A dog that is a member of a recognized breed is said to be which of the following?

A) ticked
B) ruddy
C) mongrel
D) purebred
D
4
An animal with more than the normal number of digits has the condition known as:

A) ovulation
B) polydactyly
C) constitution
D) spraying
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The surgical procedure that cuts a dog's vocal cords to soften barking is known as ____________________.
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A dog that works every bit of ground and cover is which of the following?

A) feral
B) thorough
C) staunch
D) docile
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A dog or cat that is docile is which of the following?

A) overweight
B) strong
C) shiny
D) easygoing
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Which of the following describes the physical makeup of an animal?

A) constitution
B) lipidosis
C) coprophagy
D) polydactyly
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An animal that urinates on objects to mark territory exhibits the behavior known as:

A) constitution
B) spraying
C) debarking
D) steatitis
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The formal name for feline distemper is feline:

A) calcivirus
B) peritonitis
C) rhinotracheitis
D) panleukopenia
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A cat that is fed too much oily fish is at risk of developing:

A) coprophagy
B) polydactyly
C) steatitis
D) lipodosis
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Which of the following terms describes an animal with one color of fur?

A) tabby
B) self
C) ticked
D) calico
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An animal with a ticked coat has which of the following?

A) dark-tipped guard hairs
B) XXY genotype
C) splotched pattern
D) two-toned striped fur
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A cat that ovulates only as a result of sexual activity is classified as a(n) ____________________ ovulator.
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Of the following canine viruses, which is associated with listlessness, nasal discharge, rash, and neurologic signs?

A) herpesvirus
B) parainfluenza
C) parvovirus
D) hepatitis
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Cats with __________ __________ accumulate fat in their livers, usually after periods of anorexia.
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A cat with three colors of fur, usually black, orange, and white, is said to be a(n):

A) calico
B) angora
C) mongrel
D) tabby
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An animal with healthy growth or high energy is said to have:

A) points
B) gloves
C) vigor
D) luster
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An Elizabethan collar is designed to prevent which of the following?

A) gland secretion
B) dog vocalization
C) fat inflammation
D) area traumatization
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Which of the following describes an orange-brown animal with dark brown or black ticking?

A) calico
B) tabby
C) ruddy
D) tortoiseshell
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Feline ____________________ is a retrovirus that may produce elevated numbers of abnormal leukocytes, as well as immune suppression, cancer, and illness associated with immune suppression.
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tabby
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
tabby
inflammation of fat
tabby
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
tabby
orange-brown with dark ticking
tabby
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
tabby
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
tabby
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
tabby
excess liver fat in cats
tabby
protozoan causing diarrhea
tabby
striped or spotted two-color fur
tabby
steady or strong
tabby
wild or undomesticated
tabby
ingestion of feces
tabby
infection associated with "blue eye"
tabby
excess number of digits
coprophagy
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
coprophagy
inflammation of fat
coprophagy
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
coprophagy
orange-brown with dark ticking
coprophagy
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
coprophagy
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
coprophagy
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
coprophagy
excess liver fat in cats
coprophagy
protozoan causing diarrhea
coprophagy
striped or spotted two-color fur
coprophagy
steady or strong
coprophagy
wild or undomesticated
coprophagy
ingestion of feces
coprophagy
infection associated with "blue eye"
coprophagy
excess number of digits
steatitis
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
steatitis
inflammation of fat
steatitis
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
steatitis
orange-brown with dark ticking
steatitis
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
steatitis
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
steatitis
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
steatitis
excess liver fat in cats
steatitis
protozoan causing diarrhea
steatitis
striped or spotted two-color fur
steatitis
steady or strong
steatitis
wild or undomesticated
steatitis
ingestion of feces
steatitis
infection associated with "blue eye"
steatitis
excess number of digits
tortoiseshell
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
tortoiseshell
inflammation of fat
tortoiseshell
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
tortoiseshell
orange-brown with dark ticking
tortoiseshell
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
tortoiseshell
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
tortoiseshell
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
tortoiseshell
excess liver fat in cats
tortoiseshell
protozoan causing diarrhea
tortoiseshell
striped or spotted two-color fur
tortoiseshell
steady or strong
tortoiseshell
wild or undomesticated
tortoiseshell
ingestion of feces
tortoiseshell
infection associated with "blue eye"
tortoiseshell
excess number of digits
hepatic lipidosis
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
hepatic lipidosis
inflammation of fat
hepatic lipidosis
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
hepatic lipidosis
orange-brown with dark ticking
hepatic lipidosis
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
hepatic lipidosis
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
hepatic lipidosis
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
hepatic lipidosis
excess liver fat in cats
hepatic lipidosis
protozoan causing diarrhea
hepatic lipidosis
striped or spotted two-color fur
hepatic lipidosis
steady or strong
hepatic lipidosis
wild or undomesticated
hepatic lipidosis
ingestion of feces
hepatic lipidosis
infection associated with "blue eye"
hepatic lipidosis
excess number of digits
feline panleukopenia
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
feline panleukopenia
inflammation of fat
feline panleukopenia
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
feline panleukopenia
orange-brown with dark ticking
feline panleukopenia
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
feline panleukopenia
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
feline panleukopenia
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
feline panleukopenia
excess liver fat in cats
feline panleukopenia
protozoan causing diarrhea
feline panleukopenia
striped or spotted two-color fur
feline panleukopenia
steady or strong
feline panleukopenia
wild or undomesticated
feline panleukopenia
ingestion of feces
feline panleukopenia
infection associated with "blue eye"
feline panleukopenia
excess number of digits
Giardia lamblia
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
Giardia lamblia
inflammation of fat
Giardia lamblia
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
Giardia lamblia
orange-brown with dark ticking
Giardia lamblia
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
Giardia lamblia
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
Giardia lamblia
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
Giardia lamblia
excess liver fat in cats
Giardia lamblia
protozoan causing diarrhea
Giardia lamblia
striped or spotted two-color fur
Giardia lamblia
steady or strong
Giardia lamblia
wild or undomesticated
Giardia lamblia
ingestion of feces
Giardia lamblia
infection associated with "blue eye"
Giardia lamblia
excess number of digits
ticking
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
ticking
inflammation of fat
ticking
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
ticking
orange-brown with dark ticking
ticking
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
ticking
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
ticking
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
ticking
excess liver fat in cats
ticking
protozoan causing diarrhea
ticking
striped or spotted two-color fur
ticking
steady or strong
ticking
wild or undomesticated
ticking
ingestion of feces
ticking
infection associated with "blue eye"
ticking
excess number of digits
ruddy
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
ruddy
inflammation of fat
ruddy
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
ruddy
orange-brown with dark ticking
ruddy
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
ruddy
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
ruddy
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
ruddy
excess liver fat in cats
ruddy
protozoan causing diarrhea
ruddy
striped or spotted two-color fur
ruddy
steady or strong
ruddy
wild or undomesticated
ruddy
ingestion of feces
ruddy
infection associated with "blue eye"
ruddy
excess number of digits
feral
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
feral
inflammation of fat
feral
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
feral
orange-brown with dark ticking
feral
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
feral
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
feral
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
feral
excess liver fat in cats
feral
protozoan causing diarrhea
feral
striped or spotted two-color fur
feral
steady or strong
feral
wild or undomesticated
feral
ingestion of feces
feral
infection associated with "blue eye"
feral
excess number of digits
Crotalus atrox
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
Crotalus atrox
inflammation of fat
Crotalus atrox
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
Crotalus atrox
orange-brown with dark ticking
Crotalus atrox
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
Crotalus atrox
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
Crotalus atrox
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
Crotalus atrox
excess liver fat in cats
Crotalus atrox
protozoan causing diarrhea
Crotalus atrox
striped or spotted two-color fur
Crotalus atrox
steady or strong
Crotalus atrox
wild or undomesticated
Crotalus atrox
ingestion of feces
Crotalus atrox
infection associated with "blue eye"
Crotalus atrox
excess number of digits
polydactyly
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
polydactyly
inflammation of fat
polydactyly
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
polydactyly
orange-brown with dark ticking
polydactyly
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
polydactyly
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
polydactyly
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
polydactyly
excess liver fat in cats
polydactyly
protozoan causing diarrhea
polydactyly
striped or spotted two-color fur
polydactyly
steady or strong
polydactyly
wild or undomesticated
polydactyly
ingestion of feces
polydactyly
infection associated with "blue eye"
polydactyly
excess number of digits
staunch
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
staunch
inflammation of fat
staunch
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
staunch
orange-brown with dark ticking
staunch
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
staunch
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
staunch
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
staunch
excess liver fat in cats
staunch
protozoan causing diarrhea
staunch
striped or spotted two-color fur
staunch
steady or strong
staunch
wild or undomesticated
staunch
ingestion of feces
staunch
infection associated with "blue eye"
staunch
excess number of digits
canine hepatitis
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
canine hepatitis
inflammation of fat
canine hepatitis
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
canine hepatitis
orange-brown with dark ticking
canine hepatitis
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
canine hepatitis
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
canine hepatitis
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
canine hepatitis
excess liver fat in cats
canine hepatitis
protozoan causing diarrhea
canine hepatitis
striped or spotted two-color fur
canine hepatitis
steady or strong
canine hepatitis
wild or undomesticated
canine hepatitis
ingestion of feces
canine hepatitis
infection associated with "blue eye"
canine hepatitis
excess number of digits
leptospirosis
fur with dark-tipped guard hairs
leptospirosis
inflammation of fat
leptospirosis
inactivated rattlesnake toxin
leptospirosis
orange-brown with dark ticking
leptospirosis
bacterial disease signaled by renal failure
leptospirosis
spotted or blotched orange-black fur
leptospirosis
infection commonly called "feline distemper"
leptospirosis
excess liver fat in cats
leptospirosis
protozoan causing diarrhea
leptospirosis
striped or spotted two-color fur
leptospirosis
steady or strong
leptospirosis
wild or undomesticated
leptospirosis
ingestion of feces
leptospirosis
infection associated with "blue eye"
leptospirosis
excess number of digits
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23
Define the underlined terms in the following case study. An approximately 7-week-old female feral feline of docile demeanor presented to the clinic unattended. On PE it was noted that the feline exhibited polydactyly of the front extremities, as well as hepatic lipidosis . As a precautionary measure, the feline was administered a vaccination for feline leukemia .
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24
The very dense, soft, short hair found beneath longer, coarser guard hairs is known as ____________________.
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____________________, which is transmitted by a bite or infected body fluid, is a fatal zoonotic rhabdovirus infection of all warm-blooded animals that causes neurologic signs.
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26
Usually spread through contaminated feces, ____________________ causes gastrointestinal disease in dogs and systemic disease in cats.
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27
A(n) ____________________ dog or cat is a member of a recognized breed, like Golden Retriever or Siamese.
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Define the underlined terms in the following case study. A 12-week-old mongrel canine with a ticked coat presented to the clinic with enlarged anal sacs . Both sacs were expressed, and inspissated material was expelled. The owner expressed concerns that the canine lacked vigor and had contracted canine distemper , but such concerns proved unfounded upon PE.
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Define the underlined terms in the following case study. A canine of moderate constitution presented at the clinic for extraction of a carnassial tooth. The owner reported a long-term history of coprophagy , compounded by recent reports of unthrifty behavior arising from canine herpesvirus . The canine was sedated for the extraction and sent home on antibiotics 1 T bid PO 7d.
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30
When used in dogs, __________ __________ toxoid, an inactivated toxin from the Western diamondback rattlesnake, reduces morbidity and mortality.
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A two-toned feline with stripes is said to be a(n) ____________________ tabby.
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Because feline claws are ____________________, they are able to be drawn back.
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33
Also called "kennel cough," infectious ____________________ is an upper respiratory infection that produces a severe hacking cough.
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34
The process of ____________________, which induces the death of an animal quickly and painlessly, is sometimes the most humane course of action.
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