Equine Flashcards

1
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What age does EDM usually affect?

A

<1 year old

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2
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What are signs of EDM?

A

Symmetric ataxia, dull

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3
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What is the treatment for EDM?

A

Rarely successful vitamin E

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4
Q

What are signs of equine herpesvirus?

A

Fever, lethargy, ataxia of hind, urinary incontinence, loss tail tone

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5
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What are signs of EMND?

A

Weak, muscle atrophy, NO ataxia

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6
Q

What are signs of CVM (Wobbler’s)?

A

Ataxia worse in hind, “poor performance”

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7
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What are signs of EPM?

A

Chronic, mild, unilateral hind atrophy

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8
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What age does CVM (Wobbler’s) usually affect?

A

<5 years

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9
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What is a characteristic diagnostic of equine encephalitides?

A

CSF with mono nuclear pleocytosis

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10
Q

Sorghum toxicity

A

Myelomalacia of spinal cord
Dribbling urine

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11
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Signs of Onchocerca

A

Ventral midline
Diamond shaped
Non-pruritic
Possible ocular lesions

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12
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Signs of Culicoides

A

Pruritic
Seasonal
Poll, mane, tail

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13
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Signs of Haemotobia

A

Ventral midline dermatitis
Local

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14
Q

Signs of Habronemia

A

Stomach worm larvae migration
Granulomatous
Eye, genitals, extremities

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15
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What is bog spavin

A

Swelling of tibiotarsal joints

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16
Q

When is placenta considered retained?

A

After 3 hours post parturition

17
Q

What is Quittor

A

Chronic infection of P3 cartilage

18
Q

Signs of bracken fern toxicity

A

Opisthotonos
Anorexia
In coordination
Convulsions

19
Q

Neonatal isoerythrolysis blood types

A

Stallion positive Qa
Mare negative Qa

20
Q

Most common bladder tumor

A

SCC