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What are the techniques for AI?

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Vaginal
Trans-cervical
Surgical

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What does the timing of insemination depend on?

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Type of semen being used

Longevity of semen

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What is the procedure for vaginal AI?

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Collect semen in insemination pipette

Place in external cervical os

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What is the conception rate with vaginal AI?

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70-85%

Increases with >1 breeding

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What is the procedure for chilled semen AI?

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Unpackage semen
Place semen at external cervical os
Lifespan <4 days in normal dogs

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What s the conception rate with chilled semen AI?

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60-85%

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What does the conception rate with chilled semen AI depend on?

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Semen quality and timing

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What does transcervical AI utilize?

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Endoscopy

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When is surgical AI a promising tool?

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When attempting to use the older or marginally fertile male

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What is the cytology in diestrus?

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<50% cornified cells, intermeditate cells return and increase as do parabasal cells

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What is the level of P4 like in diestrus?

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High

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What is the source of P4?

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Corpus lutea of ovaries

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True or False: diestrus occurs regardless of pregnancy status.

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True

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What is a pseudo-pregnancy?

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A misnomer as an intact bitch always has a luteal phase with high progesterone and most resolve without treatmetn

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What is a pseudo-pregnancy due to?

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Elevated prolactin levels in the face of falling P4

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What are the clinical manifestations of pseudo-pregnancy?

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Mammary development
Behavioral changes: nesting, agitation
Increased appetite and maybe an enlarged abdomen

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Why may treatment of a pseudo-pregnancy be indicated?

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Due to increased risk of mammary tumors

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What should be a rule out for pseudo-pregnancy?

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Pyometra

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When can a pregnancy diagnosis be done via palpation?

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At 20-40 days

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When can a pregnancy diagnosis be done with ultrasound?

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20+ days

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When can a pregnancy diagnosis be done with relaxin assay?

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At 25 days

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When can a pregnancy diagnosis be done with rads

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After 42 days

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Why can’t we use a progesterone test to diagnose pregnancy?

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P4 levels will be high regardless of if the animal is pregnant or not

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Can we use human pregnancy tests?

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No, it tests for hCG

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What is the shape of the canine placenta?
Zonary
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What is the origin of the canine placenta?
Chorioallantoic
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What is the degree of invasiveness of the canine placenta?
Endotheliochorial
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What is the structure of fetal placental vasculature of the canine placenta?
Labryinthine
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What is the degree of intimacy of attachment to the endometrium of the canine placenta?
Deciduate
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What is the length of pregnancy?
64-66 days from the LH surge 57 days from the onset of cytological diestrus Can have apparent length of 57-67 days from breeding
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What usually corresponds with the LH surge?
Progesterone of 2.0-2.9
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What happens at the beginning of parturition?
Sharp decline in progesterone with resultant decline in body temperature Prolactin increase and peaks before with a short decline, followed by an increase when the pups suckle
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How much does the temperature drop in parturition?
1.5 deg. F
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When does the temperature return to normal?
Immediately following parturition
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How many stages are involved in delivery?
3
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How long is stage 1 of delivery?
6-12 hours
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How long is stage 2 of delivery?
3-12 hours
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How long is stage 3 of delivery?
Follow each fetus within 15 minutes
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What takes the longest in delivery?
Expulsion of the first fetus
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What is the interval between pups?
Can be 5 minutes to 2 hours
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When may clinical management become involved in parturition?
Approximately 24 hours after the final drop in progesterone: less than 2ng/ml, drop in body temp
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What is involved in diagnosing the 2nd stage of labor?
Passage of fetal fluids Visible abdominal straining Rectal temperature returning to normal after abrupt drop
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What are clinical signs of dystocia?
Greenish brown discharge without delivery of first pup in 2-4 hours Strong regular straining for >20-30 minutes without progress More than 2-4 hours between pups Dam in 2nd stage of labor for >12 hours
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What is the incidence of dystocia in dogs?
5%, though it is 100% in some breeds
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What are the risk factors for dystocia?
Brachcephalic, toy breeds | Singelton (or 2) litter
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What percent of dystocias are due to maternal causes? Fetal?
75% maternal | 25% fetal
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What are maternal causes of dystocia?
Primary uterine inertia (number one cause:50% of cases) | Secondary uterine inertia (25% of cases)
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What are fetal causes of dystocia?
``` Malpresentation (15% of cases) Fetal oversize (6% of cases) Malformations and fetal death (2.5% of cases) ```
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What should be done in a clinical exam of a pregnant dog?
``` PE Vaginal exam (fetus in birth canal) Mammary chain (presence of milk) Palpate abdomen Rads or US ```
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What can be determined with Rads or US?
Fetal viability and numbers | Fetal HR less than 150 indicates stress
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What are causes of obstruction?
Torsion (cats) Malposition Narrow birth canal or vaginal stricture Fetal anasarca (hydrops fetalis, water babies or walrus puppies)
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What are options for medical management for labor?
Oxytocin | Calcium gluconate
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What are options for surgical management for labor?
Caesarian section
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What is uterine inertia treated with?
Oxytocin (10-20 units IM) Calcium Feathering vagina
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How should calcium be given?
10% calcium gluconate 1 ml/kg slowly IV Should give prior to oxytocin in hypocalcemia is suspected Can give SQ to avoid arrythmias
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What percent of cases are successful with digital manipulation and medical management?
25%
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What percent of cases end up requiring c-sections?
75%
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How is a c-section performed?
``` Ventral midline incision Exteriorize uterus Uterotomy incision Delliver pups after breaking down fetal membranes Double clamp umbilicus Deliver to assistant Inverting pattern in uterus Routine abdominal closure ```
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What is used for induction?
Propofol
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What is used for inhalant?
Iso or sevo
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What is used for a line block on the abdomen?
Lidocaine
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What should be avoided for anesthesia?
Alpha 2 agonist

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