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- 3. what the larynx normally does on inhale
- 4. This is the treatment for animals and respiratory distress from laryngeal paralysis or collapse
- 6. Looking for aspiration pneumonia, pulmonary edema, intrathoracic masses, and esophageal dilation on radiographs help you determine if there is _______ ______
- 9. Generalized Peripheral Neuropathy (GOLLP) causes _________
- 11. This IV drug improves the ability to diagnose laryngeal paralysis in a function exam
- 12. Alfaxalone, Ketamine+Diazepam, and Acepromazine+Propofol can all lead to a ____ diagnosis of _____ _______
- 13. grade 1 laryngeal collapse has…
- 14. Grade 3 laryngeal collapse has the same signs as grade 2 + _____ _____ _____
- 15. hypothyroidism, thyroid masses, hypo or hyperadrenocorticism, and infections are all predisposing conditions of
- 16. If patient with laryngeal paralysis has respiratory distress, or severe clinical signs that are unresponsive to conservative treatment then, ______ treatment is indicated
- 17. Voice change, gagging, coughing, exercise intolerance, syncope, hind limb weakness, dysphagia, regurgitation, neurologic signs, and degeneration of cranial tibial muscles and peroneal nerve are all clinical signs of….
- 19. the most common surgical option for laryngeal paralysis in dogs ______ _______ ______ (___ ____)
- 20. Laryngeal paralysis is part of this syndrome in older dogs
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- 1. A high dose of doxapram causes ______ __ ______ _____
- 2. Grade 2 Laryngeal collapse has same signs as grade 1 + _____ ______ ______
- 5. Asp. Pneumonia Coughing Gagging Are the most common complications of _____ ______ _____
- 7. what the larynx normally does on exhale
- 8. This is a normal motion where arytenoid cartilages are drawn in on inspiration and forced apart on exhale
- 10. Common anesthetic drug that can result in false diagnosis of laryngeal paralysis
- 18. when dogs are breathing hard/panting their larynx may stay fully ________ throughout respiratory cycle