Food Animal Med. Exam II Flashcards

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1
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altering absorption: diet

A
Mg deficient intake 
High K concentration
Low Na concentrations 
very high crude protein (i.e. nitrogen) 
fermentable carbs enhance absorption
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2
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3 FA’s utilized for energy

A

acetoacetate
beta-OH butyrate
propionate

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3
Q

one which won’t form a ketone body

A

propionate

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4
Q

moldy sweet clover

A

factors II, VII, IX, X

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5
Q

streptomycin

A

lepto

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6
Q

oxytetracycline

A

anaplasmosis
chlortetracycline in feed
cELISA for dx

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7
Q

oxytetracycline first

florfenicol second

A

Myoplasma haemollama

PCR dx

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8
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sporadic forms (non-BLV assoc)

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juvenile or multicentric forms- calves < 6 mo
adolescent thymic- 6mo - 3 years of age
cutaneous- 18-36 months of age

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9
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enzootic form (BLV assoc)

A

majority of cases

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10
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adult USG

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1.015-1.025

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11
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USG calf

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1.005-1.015

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12
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glomerular causes CRF

A

amyloidosis

glomerulonephritis

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13
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tubulointerstitial dz - CRF

A

chronic obstruction

any vascular, toxic, septic cause

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14
Q

lepto

A

oxytetracycline

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15
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ulcerative posthitis and vulvitis

A

Corynebacterium renale

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16
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enterotoxigenic e-coli colibacillosis

A

2-5 days old

damages crypt cells- secretory diarrhea

17
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attaching and effacing e-coli

A

3-4 weeks old

18
Q

C. perfringes

A

2-30 doa
type a- abomastitis (rapid)
type b- lambs and kids- <10doa

19
Q

rotavirus

A

most common cause diarrhea
5-15doa
attacks villi-malabsorptive diarrhea

20
Q

coronavirus

A

5-15doa

damages villi- malabsorption diarrhea

21
Q

Cryptosporidium parvum

A

7-28doa

zoonotic

22
Q

Salmonella spp. typhimurium/dublin

A

2-6 weeks of age
pseudomembranous enteritis
zoonotic

23
Q

eimeria

A

> 3-4 woa susceptible
usually about 6moa
neuro signs possible

24
Q

make neonates flat out

A

dehydration, acidosis, hypoglycemia, hypothermic

25
Q

best indicator of dehydration

A

globe recession
1.7x mm of recession = % dehydration
>4mm = IV fluids

26
Q

replace dehydration

A

BW (kg) X % dehydration = L fluids

27
Q

maintenance

A

50ml/kg/day

28
Q

shock

A

90ml/kg/hr

29
Q

ongoing loss

A

1-4L/day

30
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glucose rate

A

CV=CV

50% is stock dextrose

31
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max K

A

0.5 mEq/kg/hr

32
Q

ceftiofur, amoxicillin, sulfas

A

for systemic calves