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    The document appears to be a timed exam question about canine glaucoma and gastric dilatation volvulus (GDV) in dogs. The first question asks which symptom is least likely to be seen with acute glaucoma and provides an image. The second question asks which direction the stomach most likely twisted looking from cranial to caudal in a dog diagnosed with GDV that was admitted 2 hours ago. Both questions instruct the user to mark their answer and provide multiple choice options. The document also displays the remaining exam time.

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    The document appears to be a timed exam question about canine glaucoma and gastric dilatation volvulus (GDV) in dogs. The first question asks which symptom is least likely to be seen with acute glaucoma and provides an image. The second question asks which direction the stomach most likely twisted looking from cranial to caudal in a dog diagnosed with GDV that was admitted 2 hours ago. Both questions instruct the user to mark their answer and provide multiple choice options. The document also displays the remaining exam time.

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    Mark This Question.: Imed XAM Uestion

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    The document appears to be a timed exam question about canine glaucoma and gastric dilatation volvulus (GDV) in dogs. The first question asks which symptom is least likely to be seen with acute glaucoma and provides an image. The second question asks which direction the stomach most likely twisted looking from cranial to caudal in a dog diagnosed with GDV that was admitted 2 hours ago. Both questions instruct the user to mark their answer and provide multiple choice options. The document also displays the remaining exam time.

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    Remaining time for current test: 32:14

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    TIMED EXAM QUESTION

    Question #18

    .: Which of these are you least likely to see in acute glaucoma as depicted in this dog? (Image
    Courtesy of Brad Holmberg, DVM MS PhD DACVO)

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    Buphthalmos

    Pain

    Episcleral injection

    Corneal edema
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    TIMED EXAM QUESTION

    Question #26

    .: This patient was admitted approximately 2 hours ago and was diagnosed with gastric
    dilatation volvulus. Which direction did the stomach most likely twist when looking from cranial
    to caudal?

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    The stomach likely rotated in a counter-clockwise direction

    The stomach likely rotated in a cranial to caudal direction

    The stomach likely rotated in a clockwise direction

    Stomachs do not rotate with GDV the only become severely distended

    The stomach likely rotated in a caudal to cranial direction

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