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1
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what is rhinopneumonitis in equine caused by?

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herpes virus

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2
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a common causative agent for rhinopneumonitis

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equine herpes virus

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3
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which of the following is another name for equine infectious anemia

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swamp fever

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4
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what is the most common found to be the causative agent for guttural pouch mycosis

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aspergillus spp.

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5
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which of the following is not a cause for seondary sinusitis?

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tooth fracture, tumors, and tooth root abscess

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6
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epitaxis is not a primary condition in horses

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true

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7
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which of the following is most likely to cause epistaxis in horses

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nasogastric intubation

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8
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which of the following countries has an equine influenza free status?

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iceland

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9
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what is caused by a herpes virus?

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rhinopneumonitis

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10
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what disease progression may cause horses to lose function to fully expel air from the lungs (emphysema) which results in permanent loss of lung function

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COPD

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11
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horses with atrial fibrillation can be converted with the use of just digoxin

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false

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12
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what is most likely to cause epistaxis in horses?

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nasogastric intubation

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13
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what is most commonly affected by guttural pouch mycosis

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internal carotid artery

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14
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what is the common name for laryngeal hemiplegia

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roars

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15
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a coggins test is performed to determine if a horse has EHV-1

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false

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16
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heaves is another name for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

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true

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17
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bacteria lendocarditis is easily treated with good prognosis

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false

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18
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streptococcus spp is usually associated with gutteral pouch empyeme

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true

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19
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what is the antimicrobial of choice to use in patients suffering from “bastard strangles?”

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procaine penicillin

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20
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red maple toxicosis is an uncommon disease of horses these days and occurs when a horse eats how much leaves per 1k lbs

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1.5-3lbs

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21
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what is the mode of transmission for equine infectious anemia?

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seme, blood, transmammary

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22
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if an owner decides to keep an animal positive for equine infectious anemia they have to be quarantined at least 200 yards away from other animals

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true

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23
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whats the recommended treatment option for horses with EIA?

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euthanasia

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24
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pupura hemorrhagica is what resulting in inappropriate response of the bodies immune system

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vasculitis

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25
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what vascular disease is usually caused by IV catheter placement

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thrombophlebitis

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26
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who is most likely to have a congenital valvular disease?

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5mo old foal

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27
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what is affected with bastard strangles?

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mesentric lymph nodes, brain, and lungs

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28
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COPD is a chronic, allergic resp disease in horses where constriction of the airways is seen

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true

29
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shipping fever is commonly referred to as

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pastruellosis

30
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actinmycosis is another name for what?

A

lumpy jaw

31
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rabbit pox can be prevented by administering the smallpox vaccine

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true

32
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diet and husbandry play an important role in maintaining health in pet rabbits

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true

33
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what can be the greatest risk of happening if a rabbit’s hind legs are not supported when handling the animal?

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spinal cord injury

34
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GI stasis is a common concern in rabbits that are

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anorexic

35
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rabbits with malocclusion can still be bred as it is not a genetic condition

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false

36
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Cutaneous Papilloma Virus only affects which what breed? (rabbits)

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Cottontails

37
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Mucoid enteropathy generally has a good prognosis (rabbits)

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false

38
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mucoid enteropathy is primarily a concern in ___rabbits

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young rabbits

39
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Bumblefoot is another name given to what disease in rabbits?

A

pododermatitis

40
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a lactating doe presents to your clinic for anorexia, depression, lethargy, and fever. What is the most likely cause of her symptoms

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nonseptic cystic mastitis

41
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what is another name given to congenital glaucoma in rabbits?

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Buphthlamia

42
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the most common neoplasia in the unspayed female rabbits is

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uterine adenocarcinoma

43
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a viral disease that is highly contagious and has a high mortality rate but can be prevented with a vaccine is (rabbits)

A

rabbit pox

44
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rabbit fever is another name for what zoonotic disease and can be fatal in humans if not treated?

A

tularemia

45
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what condition is commonly called slobbers and is a result of chronic drooling caused by malocclusion in rabbits?

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moist dermatitis

46
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what disease is known as vent disease?

A

treponematosis

47
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trichobezoars are a direct result of ingesting hair during grooming. these are capable of forming an obstruction in the GI tract

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true

48
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where does slobbers typically present in rabbits?

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dewlap

49
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what disease is caused by a spriochete and is also called vent disease and can be transmitted venereally

A

treponematosis

50
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what rabbit is the reservoir for myxomatosis in the US?

A

California brush rabbit

51
Q

the addition of proteolytic enzyme, such as pineapple or papaya juice, aids in preventing

A

hairballs

52
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what neoplasia is typically a slow growing tumor and typically be benign? (rabbits)

A

embryonal nephroma

53
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what is the sever form of mastitis in rabbits called that occurs before septicemia occurs?

A

blue bag

54
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what respiratory infection is often called snuffles and is the most common bacterial infection in rabbits?

A

pasteurellosis

55
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what disease presents with conjunctivitis at first and can cause death within 2 days to 2 weeks

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myxomatosis

56
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what drugs can be useful in rabbits with GI stasis?

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57
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what disease is characterized by sudden death or abortion late in gestation in rabbits

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listeriosis

58
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what disease is zoonotic in rabbits?

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listeriosis, tularemia

59
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what bacterial infection is primarily seen in young rabbits? clinical signs vary from constipation to watery diarrhea

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mucoid enteropathy

60
Q

what is another name given for head tilt?

A

torticollis

61
Q

truama in rabbits typically occurs due to improper handling, which bone is most likely to break?

A

vertebrae

62
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prolonged use of antibiotics in rabbits can cause

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fatal diarrhea

63
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congenital glaucoma is a common finding in what breed of rabbit?

A

New Zealand White

64
Q

splay leg is a term given to

A

hip dysplasia

65
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viral diseases of rabbits are a major concern in the US as almost all wild rabbits are affected

A

false

66
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what zoonotic disease is characterized by sudden death or abortions in does?

A

listeriosis

67
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what condition can be painful and may cause the animal to be reluctant to move? It can be prevented by using solid-bottom cages and regular cage cleaning in rabbits

A

pododermatitis

68
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malocclusion is a common finding in what domestic breed of rabbits?

A

new zealand

69
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head tilts in rabbits can commonly called

A

wry neck

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