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bovine Flashcards

1
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halter

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-Lead should be on the cow’s left unless procedure requires different

-Quick release knot MUST be used

-Tie the cow’s head high

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cattle prod

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device that administers an electrical shock to move cattle

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chute

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metal restraining device that secures head and body

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stanchion

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metal restraining device that only holds the head

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5
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tail restraint

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used as a distraction;
lift tail directly over backbone when only the head has been secured

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6
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nose lead

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mechanism to divert the cow’s
attention from what is taking place;

Never use to lead or pull a cow;

always quick release not for easy escape

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7
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observation: presence of joint swelling

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-interaction with herd
-attitude
-chewing cud
-quality of droppings
-weight of the animal
-PE

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on left side

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auscultate lungs, heart, ruminations, and displaced abomasum

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9
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on right side

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auscultate lungs, displaced abomasum

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10
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bull

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male

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11
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steer

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castrated

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12
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cow

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female who has weaned a calf

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13
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heifer

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female who hasn’t weaned a calf

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14
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calf`

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baby

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15
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herd

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group of cattle

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16
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calving

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giving birth; parturition; rest 60 days prior/no milking

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17
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beef

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meet from mature bovine

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18
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veal

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meat from calf under 3 months old (usually young male)

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19
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type of digestive system

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ruminent

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20
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gestation period

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283 days (based on ovulation date)

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21
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number of mammary glands

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4

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22
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normal temp

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100.4-103.1

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23
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respiration rate

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18-28 rpm

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24
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heart rate

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60-70bpm

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25
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normal amount of ruminations

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1-2/min; place in paralumbar fossa

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26
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digestive tract

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esophagus, rumen, reticulum, omasum, abomasum, small intestine, cecum, large intestine, anus

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27
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esophagus

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a tube which carries the
food from the mouth to the stomach
compartments

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28
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rumen

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-absorbs most fatty acids by fermentation
-lighter material; contains up to 50 gal
-maintain and correct balance of resident bacteria
-Narrow spectrum of antibiotics should always be avoided
-Balance is upset = irritation to digestive system
-Irritation can cause fatal type of diarrhea
-mixes contents

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29
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reticulum

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-heavy material swallowed is stored
-honeycomb structure
-cud is formed
-natural place for collecting foreign bodies (hardware disease)

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30
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omasum

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-leaves of tissue
-absorbs water from digestive contents
-removes slurry moisture and most excess water

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31
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abomasum

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-true stomach
-glandular lining
-secretes hydrochloric acid and digestive enzymes

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32
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small intestine

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amino acids, sugar and
fatty acids are absorbed

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33
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cecum

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blind pouch; moisture is absorbed

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34
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large intestine

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moisture is absorbed

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35
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anus

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feces is excreted through here

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36
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cow-calf programs

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purebred (production of purebred strain - one breed); F-1 cattle (production of mixed breed from purebred - 2 breeds); commercial cow-calf operation (cattle of mixed breeds)

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37
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dual purpose

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cattle can be used for meat or milk

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38
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triple purpose

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cattle can be used for meat, milk, and draft

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39
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baby beef production

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cattle are creep-fed up to weaning time and pushed for rapid weight gain 1000lbs live weight

40
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veal production

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usually a dairy bull calf marketed at less than 3 months of age

41
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feedlots

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place to finish cattle quickly

42
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stocker systems

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heifers which are used to replenish herd

43
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growth promoting substances

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-supplements that encourages muscle/weight gain
-hormones or steroids
-in feed or small pellet implanted under skin

44
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castration

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removal of testicles

45
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surgical

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incision made in the scrotum and testicles removed

46
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elastrator

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stretches a rubber ring around spermatic cords to cut off blood supply

47
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burdizzo pincer

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cord is crushed by pincer, cuts off circulation to testicle

48
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chemical castration

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used on calves up to 150 injections made directly into the testicles

49
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branding

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Allows for identification
Hot iron branding
Freeze branding
-destroying hair follicle so hair grows back white

50
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dehorning

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-on young animals
-– Chemical paste may be used to destroy horn bud
– The horn bud may be destroyed by heat
-very bloody procedure in older animals (cut or sawed off)

51
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drenching

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administration of oral medication to treat for internal parasites

52
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balling gun

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used to administer a bolus of medication

53
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spraying and dipping

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treats external parasites

54
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frick speculum

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hollow metal tube used to facilitate the passing of a stomach tube

55
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subcutaneous injection

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16 or 18 g ½” or ¾” long

56
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intramuscular injection

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16 or 18 g 1” or 1 ½” long

57
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blood sampling

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obtaining blood from jugular vein in neck or caudal vein in tail

58
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conjunctivitis

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inflammation around eye

59
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purulent

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puss

60
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fistulated cow

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hole opening on flank

61
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duodonal canula

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hole in flank with tubing

62
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digestive facts

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-uses tongue to wrap around
the grass and twist it off
-Front teeth on lower jaw only
-Grass or feed is mixed with saliva
before it is swallowed
-Estimates are that an adult cow
produces 100-150 liters of saliva per
day

63
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scours

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severe diarrhea in young cattle and sheep

64
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hardware disease

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-decrease in appetite, milk production, and weight
-magnets used to help lodges objects

65
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displaced abomasum

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-right side is emergency
-hear ping
-after calving
-loss of appetite
-milk production and ruminations decrease
-fills with gas
-left side can be fixed with rolling

66
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cosmetic dehorn

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horn is removed below the skin

67
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ovary

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-two ovaries
-each contains about 75,000
eggs
-20-30 will be utilized

68
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Fallopian tube

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-carries egg
-site of fertilization

69
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uterus

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-has two horns
-Fetal development takes place in one

70
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cervix

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sphincter which separates the uterine horns from vaginal area to prevent infection

71
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vagina

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-copulatory organ of female
-Dilates to allow baby to pass

72
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testes

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-located in the scrotum which keeps them at a lower temperature than the body

73
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epididymus

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transports, stores, concentration of sperm, sperm matures here

74
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vas deferens

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transports mature sperm from epididymis past accessory sex glands

75
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accessory of secondary sex glands

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produce fluid which caries the sperm

76
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penis

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-copulatory organ of male
-deposits sperm

77
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cryptorchidism

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absence of one or both testicles from the scrotum

78
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sperm

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male reproductive cell

79
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puberty in males

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marked by viable sperm production

80
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puberty in females

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marked by first heat cycle

81
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signs of estrus

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swelling and redness of vulva, restlessness, desire for company

82
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Rectal palpation

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60 days post breeding a gloved arm inserted in rectum can palpate for presence of fetus

83
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Signs of parturition

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six weeks prior to calving udder will develop; one week prior the vulva will swell and redden; imminent –distention of teats and mucus discharge from vulva – more than normal

84
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normal calf presentation

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feet first – head between the legs

85
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fetatomy

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removing dead calf with giggly wire

86
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milk production

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-Dairy cows drink up to 35 gallons of water per day
-They produce on average 100 lbs or about 15 gallons of milk per day
-eat 40 pounds of corn silage daily
-The cow must have a calf and generate the required hormones in order to produce milk

87
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dairy cow breeding cycle

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-bred; Milked for a total of 305 days during cycle
-milked up to 60 days before birthing
-gives birth
-milking begins again
-rebred about 60 days later

88
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dairy cow breeding cycle pt 2

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Calf is often removed from mother 24-48 hours after birth
Female then goes into the milking cycle
Calf must receive colostrum
Colostrum secreted by mammary glands – contains hormones, antibodies, proteins, minerals, etc.

89
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each quarter (teat)

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milk is secreted by epithelial cells which is synthesized by raw materials in the blood which flows through the udder

90
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milk production pt 2

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-Milk stored in udder must be stimulated to be “let down” to be available for the milking process
* “let down” is a result of a stimuli
* Stimuli could be the calf nursing, washing of the teats or the smells, sights, sounds of the milking parlor
* Oxytocin hormone is released
* Milking process can be complete in 5 minutes by machine

91
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milking parlor

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a room maintained exclusively for the mechanical milking of cows

92
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strip cup

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metal cup with black filter on top where milk is examined for coagulated proteins

93
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Clinical Mastitis

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– Characterized by rapid onset
– Visual changes in udder and milk
– Caused by e-coli

94
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Sub-Clinical Mastitis

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– No visual changes in milk
– Cow has no symptoms
– Slight decrease in milk production
– Caused by staph or strep bacteria

95
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checking for mastitis

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which is an inflammation of the udder – a milk sample must be obtained manually from each quarter
* The sample is tested using the
California Mastitis Test (CMT)
* Positive quarters are treated and milk from those quarters cannot be sold

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