FEMALE P3

Question 1

RFM uncomplicated cases do not need tx

Answer 1

true

Question 2

is a very common sequel to RFM.

Answer 2

endometritis

Question 3

is the oldest and commonest method of treatment for RFM, benefits parlor hygiene but may adversely affect the cow. The use of ___may allow manual
removal without such side effects.

Answer 3

Manual removal
collagenase

Question 4

is the excessive accumulation of fluid within the amniotic sac.

Answer 4

hydramnios

Question 5

hydramnios is more common than hydrallantois

Answer 5

baliktad

Question 6

Fetuses of the __ and __ breeds in prolonged gestation have hydramnios.

Answer 6

Guernsey and Jersey

Question 7

occurs in cattle, especially in twin pregnancies. It is characterized externally by an enormous enlargement of the abdomen after the sixth month of gestation.

Answer 7

hyrdrallantois

Question 8

Ewes carrying twins are more susceptible to pregnancy toxemia (__dz)

Answer 8

twinlamb dz

Question 9

RFM is common in __breeds than ___breeds

Answer 9

dairy&raquo_space; beef

Question 10

Craniofacial abnormality. is common in what breeds

Answer 10

guernsey and jersey

Question 11

___ is the inflammation of the endometrium, whereas ___ involves the entire thickness of the uterus.
___ is the accumulation of purulent exudate within the uterus.

Answer 11

Endometritis
metritis
Pyometra

Question 12

Most uterine infections affect the dairy cow, and of several bacteria that have been implicated, ___is the most frequently encountered organism in the cow.

Answer 12

Actinomycespyo… genes

Question 13

Both mare and cow can resist uterine infection during the progesterone phase but are very susceptible during the estrogenic phase, which is due to decreased leukocytic activity

Answer 13

estrogenic
progesterone

Question 14

Therefore, the practice of injecting cows with GnRH to induce cyclicity early in the postpartum period should be avoided, as it could lead to ___.

Answer 14

pyometra