Food Animal Medicine Exam II Flashcards

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Where are the lung fields in a cow?

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What are some clinical findings we can see in a CV distance exam?

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3
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What are some hands on findings that would indicate CV disease?

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4
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What is chute choke? How do we prevent it?

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5
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List some of the most common causes of vasculitis in the bovine.

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6
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Describe the use of an electrocardiogram in our bovid patients.

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Describe what atrial fibrillation looks like in the bovine.

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What are some causes of atrial fibrillation in the bovine?

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9
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What is the treatment for atrial fibrillation in the bovine?

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HYPOTENSION!

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10
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How do we diagnose pericarditis in the bovine?

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A possible sequela to traumatic reticuloperitonitis is pericarditis. How do we treat this?

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12
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What is the etiology and treatment for idiopathic pericarditis?

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13
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What are the causes of endocarditis in the bovine? What is the prognosis?

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14
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What is cor pulmonale?

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15
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What is white mountain disease?

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16
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Draw out the pathophysiology of non-altitude related pulmonary hypertension in the cow.

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17
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_____ is the most common cardia tumor in the cow. How do we diagnose it? What is the prognosis?

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18
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What are some causes for suspicion of congenital cardiovascular disease in the bovine?

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19
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What is the etiology of congenital cardiovascular disease in the cow?

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20
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Name the most common congenital cardiovascular diseases of the cow.

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21
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What is a ventricular septal defect? What is the etiology and sequelae?

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22
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Describe patent ductus arteriosus as a congenital defect in the bovine.

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23
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Describe Japanese Yew as a bovine cardiotoxin.

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24
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Describe oleander as a bovine cardiotoxin. What are the clinical signs?

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25
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Describe ionophores as a bovine cardiotoxin. What are some antemortem/postmortem findings? How do we treat it?

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26
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Describe selenium deficiency as a cardiac disease of cattle. What is the treatment?

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27
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What are some of the different causes of anemia in the cow?

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28
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How can we use a bovine blood smear to confirm regenerative anemia?

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29
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List some extravascular causes of regenerative anemia in the cow.

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30
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List some intravascular causes of regenerative anemia in the cow.

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31
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What is anaplasma marginale? How is it spread?

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32
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Describe the clinical presentation of a cow with anaplasma marginale.

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33
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How do we diagnose anaplasma marginale in the cow?

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34
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How do we treat anaplasma marginale in the cow?

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35
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How do we prevent/control anaplasma marginale in the cow?

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36
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How is babesiosis spread? What are some clinical signs?

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37
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How do we diagnose babesiosis in cattle?

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38
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How do we treat babesiosis in cattle?

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39
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How do we prevent/control babesiosis in cattle?

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40
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Name the etiological agent in Theileria. How is it transmitted?

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41
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What are the clinical signs of Theileria? How do we treat it?

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42
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Name the etiological agent of leptospirosis in the bovine. What clinical manifestation is it responsible for?

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43
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How do we diagnose, treat, and prevent leptospirosis in the bovine?

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44
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What clinical manifestion does clostridium haemolyticum cause in cattle? How do we treat and prevent it?

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45
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What is bovine leukemia virus? How is it spread?

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46
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What are some predisposing factors to bovine leukemia virus?

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47
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Describe the clinical manifestation of bovine leukemia virus.

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48
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How do we diagnose bovine leukemia various antemortem and postmortem?

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49
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How can we prevent/control for bovine leukemia virus?

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50
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Describe onion (Allum) as a hemolytic toxin in bovids.

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51
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Describe Brassica spp. as a hemolytic toxin in bovids.

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52
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Describe copper as a hemolytic toxin in bovids.

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53
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Describe water intoxications as a hemolytic toxin in calves.

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54
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Describe nitrate toxicity as a hemolytic toxin in bovids.

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55
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Describe cyanide toxicity as a hemolytic toxin in bovids.

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56
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When should you consider a blood transfusion in a cow? What are some potential complications?

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57
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Describe how we collect blood for blood transfusions in the cow.

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58
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What is the role of skin?

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59
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List some common conditions of the bovine skin.

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60
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List some less common conditions of the bovine skin.

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61
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List some common diagnostics we use the diagnose pathology of the bovine skin.

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62
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Name the flies of clinical importance in relation to cattle. What general problems manifest with fly infestations?

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63
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List the general treatments for flies.

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64
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Describe stephanofilariasis as a parasitic fly that infects cattle.

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Not pathological!

65
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Name and describe the different hypodermic species that infect cattle.

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66
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Describe the life cycle of hypoderma spp.

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Don’t refer the Dec-march part

67
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Describe the treatment and prevention of Hypoderma infections on cattle.

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68
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Identify the lice as either sucking or biting lice.

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69
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Name two clinical significant lice that infect cattle.

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70
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When would you expect to see a cow infected with live? How do we diagnose it?

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71
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What is the treatment for lice? (Differentiate between biting louse and sucking louse)

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72
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What is this parasite?

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73
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Describe psoroptic mange as a skin infection of cattle.

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74
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Describe chorioptic mange as a skin infection of cattle.

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75
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Describe sarcoptic mange as a skin infection of cattle.

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76
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What are the general signs of mange in cattle? How do we diagnose and treat it?

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77
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Describe screwworm as a disease of the bovine skin.

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78
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Name the etiological agent in dermatophilosis. How is it spread?

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79
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What lesions would you expect to find a cow with dermatophilosis?

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80
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What is the treatment for dermatophilosis in the cow?

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81
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In general, how do cattle get superficial pyodermas? What are the most likely agents?

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82
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How do we diagnose and treat superficial pyodermas in cattle?

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83
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What is udder cleft dermatitis?

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84
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List some of the different fungal agents of dermatophytosis. Which animals are most susceptible and how is it spread?

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85
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How do we diagnose fungal dermatophytosis in the cow?

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86
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How do we treat fungal dermatophytosis in the cow?

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87
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List some of the different viral causes of bovine skin pathology.

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88
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Describe bovine papilloma virus (susceptible cattle, lesion locations).

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89
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How do we diagnose and treat bovine papilloma virus?

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90
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How do we prevent bovine papilloma virus?

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91
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Describe pseudocowpox as a bovine skin manifestation.

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Hotshot appearance is the classic lesion

92
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Describe bovine herpes mammillitis as a bovine skin manifestation.

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Vesciulations - call state vet!

93
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What are some management complications when it comes to bovine skin trauma?

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94
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It important to differentiate a cow with frostbite from _____.

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95
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List some of the different causes of skin absences on the bovid.

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96
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List some of the different anaphylactic/inflammatory skin lesions of the cow. Describe the different hypersensitivity reactions.

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97
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Describe milk allergies as an anaphylactic/inflammatory skin pathology of the bovid.

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98
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Describe milk scald as an anaphylactic/inflammatory skin pathology of the bovid.

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99
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Describe diarrhea scald as an anaphylactic/inflammatory skin pathology of the bovid.

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100
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Describe telogen effluvium/defluxion as a causative agent of bovine skin pathology.

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Alopecia, follicular arrest ; stressful event such as fever/sepsis ; will eventually resolve

101
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Describe copper deficiencies as a source of skin pathology of the bovid.

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102
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What is zinc responsive dermatosis?

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103
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Describe hairy vetch as a bovine skin toxin.

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104
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What are the requirements for a photosensitization reaction to occur in the bovine?

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105
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Describe a type I photosensitization reaction.

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106
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Describe a type II photosensitization reaction.

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107
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Describe a type III photosensitization reaction.

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108
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Describe squamous cell carcinomas a kind of bovine skin neoplasia.

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109
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Describe melanomas a kind of bovine skin neoplasia.

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110
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Describe cutaneous lymphoma as a kind of bovine skin neoplasia.

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111
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What is hypotrichosis? (Name the different kinds)

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112
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What is acantholysis?

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