Endotoxemia

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rjones6045  on June 18, 2011

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Endotoxemia

_____ is associated (the result of) with the development of endotoxemia.
shock
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_____ is associated (the result of) with the development of endotoxemia. shock
What is shock? the failure of the circ. system to maintain adequate blood flow
What is the most common cause of shock in horses? endotoxemia
What response to endotoxemia results in multiple organ dysfunction and ultimately failure? systemic inflammatory response syndrome
Endotoxemias are always caused by ? why? gram - bacteria; they are the only bacteria w/ endotoxins in their cell walls
What portion of the endotoxin is most antigenic and stimulates the largest immune response? the least? polysaccharide 0 chain; lipid A portion
Which three dz's of horses most often result in endotoxemia? pleuropneumonia; any GI dz (even mild indigestion) and metritis/placentitis
Why are neutrophils generally decreased in endotoxemia? they have migrated to the marginating pool
In horses, whatever happens to the neutrophil count will be reflected in the? total WBC count
______ other lines of WBC's affect the total count like neutrophils do. NO
High doses of endotoxin do what to lymphocytes? decrease
Until a horse has < ______ lymphocytes, it is not lympopenic. 1000
The normal horse has total WBC countaround? 6-15,000
What are really the only two causes of lymphopenia in horses? stress; viral dz
What system is used to quantify the severity of illness in intensive care patients? APACHE
What is the primary goal of tx of horses w/ endotoxemia? remove inciting cause
Abx treatment and subsequent death of gram - organisms and subsequent massive release of endotoxin is only of concern in the _____horse. young
What are the three most common reasons horses have protein loss? pleuropneumonia
peritonitis
severe colitis
What are two tx that neutralize circulating endotoxin? endoserum; polymyxin B
How does flunixin meglumine tx endotoxemia? anti-endotoxic effect is purely thru the inhib. of inflam mediators
Which drug is given to reduce edema, is a free radical scavenger, and is an anti-inflam. reduces platelet aggreg? DMSO
Why is lidocaine indicated for the tx of endotoxemia? inhibits hemodynamic and cytokine response to endotoxins

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