Final Flashcards
Enteritis
Inflammation of the small intestine
Bulldog
Chondrodystrophic dwarfism All breeds of cattle In Wyoming Cleft palate, usually born dead Congenital. At birth. Short limbs, protruding tongue,
Neoplastic
Neo=new
Plasia= form of cancer
Foothill abortion
Parajello tick Epizootic abortion Weak calves No clinical signs with cow Endemic CA, NV, OR Broad spectrum antibiotic
Viral cause of clinical enteritis in calves <2 weeks
BVD
Endemic
Regularly found
Epizootic
Outbreak, wide spread
Gastric ulceration
Pigs are found dead and pale
No economic treatment
Irregular feeding, stress, overcrowding
Pigs of all ages
Getting ready of lambing
Deworm
Coccidiostat
Don’t feed on ground
Previous history on vaccination
EHD
Epizootic Hemorrhagic disease
Deer are natural host
Excessive spit, ulcers on tongue
No vacc, insect control
Syndactyly
Fused digits, autosomal recessive
Prone to hypothermia
Hypotrichosis
“Hairlessness”
Usually recessive
No teeth
BVD can cause it
Moraxella Boris
Pink eye
Summer, flies are host
Catch it early
Treat w/ penicillin
Fall/winter
Respiratory diseases in feedlots
Summer
Parasites in feedlots
Examples of bacterial digestive diseases
Salmonella
Clostridium perfringens
Digestive diseases viruses
BVDV
Adenovirus
Coronavirus
MCF
Thrombotic meningo encephalitis
Caused by histophilus somni Sleeping disease in cattle 1 week to 10 years old are affected Neurological Fatal
Sine dysentery
Bacterium High morbidity Transmitted by poop Grower finisher pigs Mucus
swine influenza
Zoonotic Overcrowding Fever, anorexia Vaccinate, avoid temp change ' Fall/winter
Atrophic rhinitis
Bacterial infection in the nose
Post weaning
Ugly face
PED
Porcine epidemic diarrhea Vomiting and poopin Sanitize and bio security Move all new ones in as a group (Biosecurity) High mortality in nursing piglets Mult. Strains. Airborne for 10 miles.
Major cause of death in baby pigs
E. Coli Coronavirus Rotavirus Coccidiosis C. Perfingens A & C PED, TGE
PIA
Porcine Intestinal Adenomatosis
Hemorrhagic enteritis
Progressive waisting
Leptospirosis
Bovine adapted strain= L Hardjo
Zoonotic
In pee
Serological test
Mareks
Chickens, Highly contagious Hardy Vaccinate in ovo No treatment
Pine needle abortion
Isocopressic acid
Premature birth
Retained placenta
Campy
STD
Bacterial
infertility
Effective killed vaccines
Brucellosis
B. Abortus Vaccinate heifers Lifelong infection Zoonotic Regulated USDA Test and cull Elk and bison
Uterine Prolapse
Associated w/: hypocalcemia, difficult calving, retained placenta.
Bacterial
Hydrocephalus
Water in the brain
Neropathic
Recessive
PSS
Pigs, sudden death
Triggered by stress
Osteopetrosis
Marble bone disease
Homozygous recessive
Locoweeds
Swaisonine
-brisket, encephalopathy, waterbelly, abortions,
Border disease
Abortion
BVD vaccines dont worl
Hairyshaker
Displaced abomassum
Dairy cattle
Off feed, low milk
Purple gut
Clostridium perfringens Co-D
Causes of diarrhea
E. Coli. Rotavirus Coronavirus Crypto Salmonellosis Coccidiosis
Johne’s Disease
Cattle, sheep, goats MAP Thin-bright-poop Test and cull Control manure
E. Coli 0157 H7
Cattle:nothing
People: undercooked beef contaminated
Hemorrhagic bowel syndrome
Only dairy cattle
Fatal
Unknown cause
Bloat treatment
Trochar Cannula
Vesicular stomatitis
FMD of horses Regulated Cattle, pigs and small ruminants Transmitted via insects Saliva, blisters, laminitis
Q Fever
Goats more than sheep Zoonotic Hardy Aerosol No vacc
Salmonellosis
Abortion in many species
No vacc
Occasional septicemia
What process is necessary for the body to limit the effects of a toxic substance
Excretion
Metabolism
What are the processes necessary for a toxic substance to cause harm to an animal
Absorption
Distribution
Metabolism
Footrot
Lameness, swelling, odor
Foot baths, dry ground
Coccidiosis
3-6 months of age
Low weight gains , blood in stool
Drugs
Important parasites for cattle
Coccidia
Trichomonas
Ostertagia
When is an agent bad
Mult strains
Aerosol
Insects
Infects wildlife
Antibody vs. antigen
Antibody responds to antigen
Antigen is a foreign substrate that causes an immune response
AMDUCA
Animal medical drug use clarification act
For extra label drug use
NAIS
National Animal Identification System
FMD infects….
Cattle, sheep, pigs, wildlife
NOT horses
Low milk, saliva, lameness
Frostbite vs. ergotism
Frostbite= environment Ergotism= fungal
80/20 rule
80- remove dirt
20- disinfect
Innate vs. acquired
Innate- born with
Acquired- builds up over time and exposure
Infectious agents
Prions Bacterial Parasites Virus Fungi
Prions
Small infectious agent thats hardy.
CWD, BSE, Scrapie
Why is single strained virus like BVD Bad Mess
Its able to mutate
Hairy heel warts
Not viral
Vacc doesn’t work
Common causes of respiratory disease
BRSV
BVDV
PI-3
Congenital diseases
Goiter
Dwarfism
Cerebral malformations
Genetic vs. congenital
Genetic= with genes Congenital= with birth
Why do antibiotics fail?
Expired Improperly handled Resistance Too advanced Blood brain barrier
How disease spreads
Infected animals Carrier animals Fecal waste Vector insects Contaminated feed Improper biosecurity measures
Diseases with genetic susceptibility or resistance
TB Johne's Mastitis BRD Lameness PGE E. Coli.
Enteric diseases of young lambs
E. Coli.
Coccidiosis/ PGE
Dwarfism
Chondrodyplasis Inherited defect Shorten the or deformed limbs Shortened height Deformed head
Digestive diseases (parasites)
Coccidiosis
Ostertagia
Fasciola hepatic
Mastitis
Blue bag= severe
Hardbag= accute
Yellow bag=annaplasmosis
White muscle disease
Selenium Vitamin e diff Exercise triggers Heart attack kills them Overtreatment causes same disease
Toxoplasmosis
Cats
Risk to immune surprese3s
Zoonotic
Ionpohors
Chlamidophila abortus
Enzootic abortion of sheep Zoonotic to pregnant woman Common in the world Rare in Wy Intestinal carries Vacc prior to breeding (60-30) days
Abortion viruses in sheep
Blue tongue, Chache valley virus, schnallenberg
Abortion bacteria in sheep
Listeriosis, leptospirosis, tularemia
Goiter in goats
Non-neoplastic Non-inflammation Enlarged thyroid gland Low iodine in diet Inherited forms
Brucellosis in sheep
STD
Infertility in rams
Inflammation of epididymus
Buy virgin rams
Perinatal
Up to 70% less ewes and lambs
Hypothermia
Salmonellosis
Over eating
Calf diphtheria
Fusobacterium necrophorum
Moth wounds
Smelly
Accute= threat w/ penicillin
Vaccinating for BVDV
Before breeding
MLV
Annually
Testing for BVD
Ear notch
PI-persistently infected
Introduce infection to herd
Look normal
Classical swine fever
FMD of pigs
Exotic to the US
High mortality
Three pestiviruses
BVD
CSF
BD
BRD bacteria
Mannheimia haemolytica
Histophilus somni
Pasteurella multocida
M. Bovis
BRD Viruses
IBR
PI-3
RSV
BVD
Oxilate
Toxicosis- (accute= calcemia) (subacute= renal damage)
Acculimators- halogeyton, greasewood
FPT
Failure of passive transfer
15%
RFM
Retained fetal membrane
12 hours postpartum
In danger of endometriosis or womb infection
Use drugs
Hereditary chondrodysplasia
Spider lamb
Homo recessive
Roman nose
Trich
STD
Protozoan
Cull bulls
Report to WLSB
Neosporosis
Most important cause of abortion for dairy cattle
Protozoan
Dogs transmit
Rare inWY
Meconium
Shit in fetal membrane that is ingested.
Causes foreign body pneumonia
Response to hypothermia
Use of brown fat
Shivering
Shut off blood from extremities
Alkali diseases
Selenium accumulator
Loss of hair from tail and mane
Nitrate poisoning
Dark red blood
Deprives hemoglobin of O2
Plants that are high in nitrogen
Poop, spit, and abortion
Cu poisoning
Damages RBC
Kidney damage
Feed mixing errors
SLUD
Salivation
Lacrimation
Urination
Diarrhea
Insecticide
Arsenic
Herbicides
Chicken and feed additives
Clinical signs: hemorrhagic enteritis, death
Lead poisoning
Batteries, old paint, motor oil
Clinical signs: death, neurologic, blind, convulsions
Larkspur
Cow poison Less toxic to sheep. Most toxic before flowering Paralysis Staggering
Plant references
Weeds of the west
Toxic plants of N. America
USDA poisonous plant research lab
Logan, UT
PA’s
Pyrrolizidine alkaloid
Hounds tongue
Liver failure
Prone to sunburn
Lupinus
“Blue bonnet”
Crooked calf
sheep CNS
What species is prone to salt poisoning
Pigs
What species is prone to Cu poisoning
Sheep
Hairy heel warts
Foot baths
Non-viral
No vaccines
Arrowgrass
Fast breathing
Death within 2-3 minutes
Cyanide
Vet care of young lambs
Castrate
Taildocking
Tetanus toxoid
C + D toxoid for clostridial
Preconditioning
Vacc
Exposure to feed bunk
Parasite control
Replacement heifers
Allow modest weight gain
Third trimester weight
Well vaccinated
Breed at 15 months
Abortion causes in WY
Ponderosa pine, locoweed, nitrites
Opportunistic diseases
BVD
Trichomonisis
Neosporosis
Brucellosis
What should you vaccinate for before lambing
Clostridial C&D
Tetanus
At lambing
Iodine naval
Assist if needed
After lambing
Colostrum intake within 1-2 hour as
Clean pen before next ewe
Prone to hypothermia
Inbreeding disorders
Goiter
Hemochromatosis
Beta-mannaosidosis
Treating diarrhea
Catch it early
Give electrolytes
Leave on cow or milk replacer
Fluid therapy…
Restore lost fluids
Provide electrolytes
Provide energy source
Correct metabolic acidosis
With a string of abortions…
Submit fetus and placenta
Helpful history
Complications of twins and abortion
Free Martin’s
Retained placenta
Ketosis
Dystocia
Problems with dystocia
Operator nerve paralysis
Milk fever- Abomasum displacement
Minimizing pathogens at calving
Discourage calving Calve heifers first Keep calving season short Calve on pastures W/ disease outbreak, move pregnant cattle
Abortion rate
Less than 2%
Problems for dystocia in relation to the calf
Broken bones (ribs)
Internal trauma
Swollen head or tongue
Hypoxia-low O2 reaching tissues
Abortion in sheep in goats
Rate: >5% means there’s a problem
Many agents are zoonotic.
First lambing ewes.
Avoid: vaccinate. Isolate ones that do abort. Discard membranes and fetuses. Feed off the ground.
Trich
STD
Reportable.
V-brand
Ionophores
Feed mixing errors
Depression
Weakness due to muscle damage
Animal drugs are controlled by…
FDA
Vaccines are controlled by
USDA
Myccotoxins
Metabolization of fungi
No treatment
Rabies
Bats in USA.
Control with public education, leash laws, vaccination
Vaccination schedule precalving
E. Coli+rotavirus+coronavirus—> 7/8 clostridial
Vaccinate cows schedule
When open
At preg check
In late gestation
Anytime pregnant with FP
Calving vaccination schedule
Birth
Branding
Preweaning
Pneumonia in lambs and kids
Common bacteria: pasteurella hemolytica
Predisposing factors: dystocia, low BW, inadequate colostrum, hypothermia, poorly ventilated barns
Reasonable vaccination prebreeding
4-way: BVD, BRSV, PI-3, IBR
Lepto
Campy
7/8 way clostridial vaccines
Polygenic
Multiple genes and environment.
X+Y+Z+environment
EAE
Enzootic Abortion in Ewes
Moldy sweet clover
Treat with vitamin K
Hemorging, bloody nose, diarrhea
Bovine leukocyte adhesion deficiency
Holsteins
How do you administrate Banamine
IV
What is a lentivirus
A disease with long incubation phases.
BVD on brain
Cerebellum does not form
Pine needle abortion
Third trimester
Compartment syndrome
Pressure damage to Muscle and nerve tissue
Iatrogenic
Lession from injection
Hypothermia in lambs
Normal: 100
Hypothermia; <94
Comatose: <84
Why is PRRS hard to control
Porcine Reproductive & Respiratory Syndrome
Many strains
Bad vaccine
Overcrowding
Mutates
What is adjuvant
In vaccines to help immune system recognize the agent
Post weaning mult systemic wasting syndrome
Respiratory disease complex
Trashes kidney
Vaccination triggers disease
Actinobacillus pleuropneumonia
Rapid onset
Bacteria complex
Sudden death
Highly pathogenic avian influenza
Zoonotic Some strains are fatal, most are not CNS disease High mortality 50 million birds were destroyed. Costs $550 million in 2015
Zoonotic diseases for poultry
Salmonella
Campy
E. Coli.
C. Perfingens
Leukosis complex
Cancer of white blood cells
What percentage of the US population are carriers for toxo
11%
What agency monitors zoonotic diseases
Center of Disease Control
CDC