Food Animal Medicine Exam V (22-32) Flashcards
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T/F: Honeybees are native to the Americas.
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2
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__% of crops are pollinated by honeybees.
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33%
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What do honeybees do?
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4
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What is the scientific name of honeybees?
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5
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What are the most clinically important honeybees found in the US?
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6
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There are ___ different species of honeybees in the U.S.
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7
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Describe the lifecycle of the queen bee (fertilized female).
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8
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What are drones? Describe their importance and general lifecycle.
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9
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Describe the general life cycle of a honeybee.
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10
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The duties of the hive are split up between the worker bees. What are the different jobs that worker bees have?
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A worker bee generally lives for ____ in the summer and ___ in the winter.
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12
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Describe the queen attendant job that some worker bees will assume.
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13
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What is happening in this image? Describe its significance.
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14
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What is happening in this image? Describe its significance.
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15
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What is the ideal hive temperature?
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16
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Describe the importance and role of guard bees.
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17
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Describe foraging as a potential honeybee job.
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18
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Differentiate between pollen and nectar.
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19
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A single bee will produce ___ of a teaspoon in its life.
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20
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What is a langstroth hive?
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21
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What is the average number for bees in a beehive?
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22
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What is the significance of a deep box in a langstroth hive?
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23
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What is the significance of a medium box in a langstroth hive?
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What is the significance of a queen excluder in a langstroth hive?
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What is the significance of a hive frame in a langstroth hive?
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What is the first step to inspecting a bee hive?
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After you smoke out the beehive, what should be your next step?
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What does honey comb look like?
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What does brood comb look like? What is its significance?
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What is this?
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What is this?
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What is this?
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What does drone comb look like?
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Identify the different parts of the honey frame.
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What are queen cells? What is their clinical significance?
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Bees are the most calm in their ____ state.
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What is swarming? What causes it and when is it most likely to occur?
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Differentiate between absconding and superscedure.
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Once you have completed your inspection of the hive, what should you do next?
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How long does honey last?
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What are the general guidelines to harvesting honey?
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What should you do if you want to start a honeybee hive?
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How to rain pose a threat to honeybees?
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How does cold weather in the spring pose a threat to honeybees?
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How does drought pose a threat to honeybees?
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How do long cold winters pose a threat to honeybees?
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____ are the number one cause of honeybee pollinator deaths. It can often be found in ____ or ____.
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Describe how pesticides cause acute death in the honeybee.
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Describe how pesticides cause sublethal effects in the honeybee.
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Describe how pesticides cause chronic effects in the honeybee.
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How can we prevent pesticide poisoning in honeybees?
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Describe how miticides pose a threat to honeybees.
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Describe how fungicides pose a threat to honeybees.
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Describe how herbicides pose a threat to honeybees.
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Describe the pathogenesis of American foulbrood in honeybee hives.
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What are some clinical signs we may notice in a honeybee hive infected with American foulbrood?
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In addition to the clinical signs, how can we confirm a hive in infected with American foulbrood?
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How can we treat/prevent American foulbrood in honeybee hives?
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Describe the importance of registering your beehive.
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Describe the pathogenesis of European foulbrood.
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How can we differentiate between American and European foulbrood?
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How do we treat honeybee hives with mild European foulbrood infections?
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How do we treat honeybee hives with moderate European foulbrood infections?
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How do we treat honeybee hives with heavy European foulbrood infections?
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Describe the pathogenesis of sacbrood in a honeybee hive.
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How do we treat/prevent sacbrood in a honeybee hive?
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Describe the pathogenesis of chalkbrood in a honeybee hive.
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How do we prevent and treat chalkbrood in a honeybee hive?
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Describe the pathogenesis of nosema in a honeybee hive.
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How do we diagnose and treat nosema in a honeybee hive?
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Describe the pathogenesis or varroa mites in honeybee hives.
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When would you most likely expect to find varroa mites in a honeybee hive? How do we prevent/control for them?
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What is colony collapse disorder?
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Describe the pathogenesis of small hive beetles in a honeybee hive.
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Where in the hive would you expect to find small hive beetles? How to we treat them?
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How do wax moths affect a honeybee hive? How do we control for them?
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What are the different anesthetic and management considerations we should keep in mind with it comes to food animal surgery?
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What are the different risks/considerations when it comes to recumbent procedures in food animals?
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Briefly differentiate between IV and IM chemical restraint in our food animal patients.
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What are the different a2 reversal agents? Which one is most commonly used in our small animal patients?
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What are the different ketamine stun combination options in our food animal patients?
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What are the different approaches to an abdominal surgery in a food animal?
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What are the different nerves that innervate the abdominal area and are of clinical importance when it comes to regional anesthesia of the abdomen?
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Describe a line block as a regional anesthetic option for abdominal surgery in a food animal.
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Describe an inverted L or backwards 7 as a regional anesthetic option for abdominal surgery in a food animal.
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What is the toxic dose of lidocaine in our food animal patients?
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Describe a proximal paravertebral block as a regional anesthetic option for abdominal surgery in a food animal.
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Describe a distal paravertebral block as a regional anesthetic option for abdominal surgery in a food animal.
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Describe the time of onset and duration of lidocaine 2% as a local anesthetic that we use in our food animal patients.
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Describe the time of onset and duration of mepivicaine 2% as a local anesthetic that we use in our food animal patients.
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____ can be used with our local anesthetic agents to increase their potently and duration. However, they should NOT ____.
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What are some potential procedures that you may perform in the bovine that are best performed with a right paralumbar/flank laparotomy approach?
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What are some potential procedures that you may perform in the bovine that are best performed with a left paralumbar/flank laparotomy approach?
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Name and describe the different muscle layers you will encounter in your food animal patient during a flank laparotomy.
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Identify the different muscle layers.
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Describe the first layer of a flank incision closure in a food animal patient.
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Describe the second layer of a flank incision closure in a food animal patient.
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Describe the third layer of a flank incision closure in a food animal patient.
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What are your post-op considerations following a flank laparotomy in a food animal patient?
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List and briefly describe the different types of reproductive prolapses you may encounter in the bovine.
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What structures are blocked with a caudal epidural in the bovine?
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Describe the general steps to replacing a vaginal/cervical prolapse in the bovine.
1. Epidural first
2. Overcome edema (hypertonic solutions, compression, sugar, etc.)
3. Buhner stitch/horizontal mattress cross stitch
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Describe how we correct a bovine vaginal/cervical prolapse with a prolapse pin or button.
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Describe the placement and aftercare following a prolapse pin/button in the bovine.
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What complications are associated with a prolapse pin/button?
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What are the indications and approaches for a c-section in the bovine?
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Describe the general procedure of a c-section in the bovine.
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Describe the closure for a bovine c-section.
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What are the indications for an episiotomy in the bovine? How do we perform it?
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Describe the closure of the mucosa for an episiotomy in the cow.
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Describe the closure of the skin for an episiotomy in the cow.
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What are some indications for a left sided abdominal explore in the bovine?
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What are some indications for a right sided abdominal explore in the bovine?
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Describe the general use of antibiotics for an abdominal explore in the bovine.
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Describe the general use of anti-inflammatories for an abdominal explore in the bovine.
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If you suspect a small intestine lesion in the bovine, you should surgically perform a ____ approach.
Right sided
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What are some indications for rumen surgery in the cow?
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What are the indications for a rumenotomy?
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What are the indications for a rumenostomy?
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Describe the most common approach to rumen surgery. What structures should you elevate during surgery?
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Briefly describe the procedure of a rumenotomy.
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_____ is an acceptable surgical procedure for traumatic reticuloperitonitis.
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Briefly describe how we drain reticular abscesses in the bovine.
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How do we classify vagal indigestion in the cow?
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How do we surgically correct vagal indigestion in the cow?
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How do we surgically correct grain overload in the cow?
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Describe the closure of a rumenotomy.
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In general, describe how we perform a rumenostomy.
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Describe the different suture techniques we use in a rumenostomy.
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Describe the aftercare of a rumenostomy.
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What complications are associated with a rumenostomy?
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Describe rolling as a treatment option for a left displaced abomasum.
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Describe roll and toggle as a treatment option for a left displaced abomasum.
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What are some potential complications with a roll and toggle procedure in the bovine?
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Describe an omentopexy as a treatment option for a left displaced abomasum.
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Describe an pyloropexy as a treatment option for a left displaced abomasum.
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What are some potential complications associated with a pyloropexy in the bovine?
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Describe an abomasopexy (left paralumbar laparotomy) as a treatment option for a left displaced abomasum.
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Describe an abomasopexy (midline/paramedian approach) as a treatment option for a left displaced abomasum.
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A ____ displaced abomasum is a true emergency, while a ____ displaced abomasum oftentimes can wait until the morning for surgical correction.
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What are the different classifications for a right displaced abomasum?
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List some of the different treatment options for a RDA.
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What are some concurrent problems we see in a bovine with a RDA?
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How do we diagnose cecal dilatation and dislocation in the bovine?
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What are the different surgical treatment options for cecal dilatation and dislocation?
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What are the indications for a digit amputation in the bovine?
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What are some important consideration you should recognize prior to a digit amputation in the bovine?
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Describe the important anatomy relative to a digit amputation in the bovine.
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What are some important pre-operative considerations prior to a digit amputation in the cow?
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What are the weight bearing claws in the front and hind limb of the bovine?
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Describe how to perform a bier block in the bovine.
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We cannot perform a bier block for a limb amputation on a grossly edematous limb. What other regional anesthesia options do we have?
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Name and describe the location for a digit amputation in the bovine.
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Briefly describe the surgical procedure of a digit amputation in the bovine.
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Describe the post-operative care of a digit amputation in the bovine.
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What are the general guidelines to cast application in the bovine?
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Describe the maintenance and removal of a bovine cast post-application.
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Describe the use of a Thomas-Schroeder splint in bovine species.
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What are the indications for a tracheotomy in the cow? Where will you make your incision?
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What are the indications for a tracheotomy in the now? What musculature will you encounter?
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Describe tracheostomy tube care in the bovine.
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Describe an uncomplicated umbilical hernia in the bovine. What is the treatment?
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Describe the surgical options for an uncomplicated umbilical hernia in the cow.
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Describe a complicated hernia in the bovine.
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Describe an external umbilical infection in the bovine. What are the clinical signs?
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How do we diagnose and treat external umbilical infections in the bovine?
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How do we diagnose and treat external umbilical infections in the bovine?
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Describe an internal umbilical infection in the bovine. How do we diagnose it?
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Describe the surgical options for complicated hernias and infections in the bovine.
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Describe a mammary vein laceration in the bovine. How do we treat it?
