Final Labs Flashcards

1
Q

How to process fresh semen

A

Collect
Evaluate
Mix with extender that contains antibiotic
Inseminate mare within 2-4 hours after collection

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2
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How to process extended/cooled semen

A

Test semen with various extenders before the semen
Collect and evaluate
Mix with extender (ratio of semen to extender 1:4)
Place in cooling container
Inseminate mare within 48 hours after collection

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3
Q

How to process frozen semen

A
Test semen in various freezing extender
Collect and evaluate
Mix with freezing extender
Package semen in straws
Freeze semen and store in liquid nitrogen
Thaw semen and use when needed
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4
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What should you do to grossly evaluate semen

A

Volume
Appearance
PH

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5
Q

Who gives the highest volume of semen

A

Boar

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6
Q

How can you determine concentration of semen

A

Spectrophotometer
Hemocytometer
Nucleocounter

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7
Q

What is the gold standard to evaluate semen morphology

A

Phase contrast microscopy

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8
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What are two common stains for semen

A
Eosin nigrosin (negative staining)
Diff quick
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9
Q

What does the “supravital” stain show

A

Alive sperm- intact membranes, white

Dead sperm- damaged membranes, red

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10
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Where do primary sperm defects originate

A

Seiminiferous epithelium

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11
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Where do secondary sperm defects originate

A

Epididymis, deferent duct, urethra

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12
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Where do tertiary sperm abnormalities originate

A

Human errors

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13
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Does a primary sperm defect mean it is a major sperm defect?

A

NO

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14
Q

What is the most common cause of infertility in canine and feline

A

Breeding at the wrong time

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15
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What cells will you see on vaginal cytology during proestrus

A

Parabasal to intermediate

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16
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What cells will you see on vaginal cytology during estrus

A

Intermediate to superficial

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17
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What cells will you see on vaginal cytology during diestrus

A

PMNs

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18
Q

What cells will you see on vaginal cytology during anestrus

A

Basal cells

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19
Q

What does P4 estimate

A

LH peak and ovulation

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20
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What will P4 be during LH peak and when should a bitch be bred after LH peak

A

2-2.9

4 and 6 days after LH peak

21
Q

What is the 2-2-2-2 rule

A

LH peak when P4 is 2 ng/mL
Ovulate 2 days later
Breed 2 days later
Breed again 2 days later

22
Q

What can LH testin be used for

A

Very precise LH peak and ovulation

23
Q

From the time the vaginal cytology abruptly enters diestrus (non- cornification), how long will parturition take

A

57 +/- 1 day

24
Q

How to treat uterine torsion

A

Per vaginally
Rolling the cow
C section

25
What are indications to roll a cow with uterine torsion
Cow is recumbent Fetus cannot be reached Animal is preparturient
26
Which direction should you roll the cow with a uterine torsion
Toward the side/direction of the torsion
27
What order should you perform a fetotomy in
Amputate the head Amputate forelimbs Transverse cut of torso Division of fetal pelvis
28
What is progesterone concentration during anestrus/early proestrus
Less than 0.5
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What is P4 concentration during proestrus to early estrus
0.5 to 1.9
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What is P4 concentration during LH peak
2-2.9
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What is P4 concentration the day before ovulation
3-3.9
32
What is P4 concentration during ovulation
4-10
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What is P4 concentration when already ovulated
Greater than 10
34
What is breeding age for dairy heifers
13 months
35
What is considered a high late gestation abortion rate in dairy cattle
Greater than 15% from day 42 on
36
What do you need to submit to test for lepto
Urine and serum
37
How to treat mummified fetus
Give PGF2alpha to lyse CL
38
Is a mummified fetus septic or aseptic
Aseptic
39
What are the consequences for the cow of mummified fetus
Fine to be rebred...but will be culled in a commercial farm because of economic reasons
40
What might cause a mummified fetus
BVD | Umbilical torsion
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Can you use glucocorticoids in a mummified fetus
No because there is no placenta
42
Treatment and prognosis for macerated fetus
Cull Can’t use PGF2alpha Poor prognosis
43
What are two options for fetal dropsy
Hydroamnii or hydroallantois
44
What shape is the abdomen in hydroamnii? | Hydroallantois?
Pear shaped in hydroamnii | Apple shaped in hydroallantois
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How fast does hydroallantois develop? | Hydroamnii?
Hydroallantois develop within 1 month, hydroamnii develop slowly over several months
46
Will you be able to palpate placentomes and fetus in a hydroallantois or hydroamnii
No in hydroallantois, yes in hydroamnii
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What type of placenta is in hydroallantois and hydroamnii
Hydroallantois- adventitious placenta (issue of cow) Hydroamnii- normal placenta (issue of fetus)
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Treatment for hydroallanotis
Usually nothing