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Quiz: Feline Dentistry: 20-752933
Quiz: Feline Dentistry: 20-752933
20-752933
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Fill in the blank: While there are typically _____ ‘tooth patients’ in a cat, the most common teeth to appear with tooth resorption are teeth numbers ______.
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30; 106/206
32; 307/407
30; 306/ 406
32; 305/405
Which is NOT a feature of feline juvenile periodontitis?
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Severe hyperplastic gingival margin
Commonly affected breeds Persian, Abyssinian, Somali, Maine Coon
Under 1 yr of age
Caudal mouth inflammation
The pattern of modified vertical bone loss with two ‘dips’ of alveolar bone loss at the mesial mandibular fourth premolar and first molar is always caused by periodontal disease.
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Which of the following is NOT true regarding caudal stomatitis or feline chronic gingivostomatitis (FCGS)?
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A recent study showed each additional cat in a household increased the odds of FCGS by over 70%.
The current standard of care involves dental extractions of at least all premolar and molar teeth, with or without medical management, rather than medical therapy alone.
The majority of cats suffering from FCGS require medical management in addition to surgical treatment, and some are dependent on lifelong medications.
The pathogenesis of FCGS is known.
Buccal bone expansion is a large, bulbous alveolar enlargement due to chronic osseous changes (osteitis) typically accompanied by extruding maxillary canines in older cats.
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Which of the following is diagnostic for oral neoplasia?
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Bony change
Tooth displacement
Non healing extraction site
Histopathology
All cases of squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) have osseous changes.
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False
According to Liptak (Vet Comp Once June 2020), 83% of cats survived 2-years or more after maxillectomy for treatment of squamous cell carcinoma.
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Cases of proliferative, sometimes ulcerated, gingival enlargement around the lower first molar of cats are always squamous cell carcinoma.
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True
False
Which of the following is NOT true regarding Feline Oral Pain Syndrome (FOPS)?
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It is characterized by intermittent tongue mutilation
Neuropathic pain is not part of the syndrome.
The most commonly affect breed is the Burmese
While treatment may be resistant to traditional analgesics, it is still necessary to treat any underlying dental disease.
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