Forestomach diseases- BV Flashcards

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Simple indigestion CS

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depression, decr appetite, decr rumen contractions, rumen distension

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Severe indigestion CS

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sudden change in attitude, decr app/milk prod, recumbency, dehydration, complete rumen stasis w/gas cap

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Rumen acidosis or lactic acidosis indigestion CS

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anorexia, dehydration, incr HR/RR, recumbency, complete GI stasis, bloat, coma

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4
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Free gas bloat affects:

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Recurrent prob in animals on high grain diet +/- eructation failure/ rumen outflow failure
o Calves <6 mo: recurrent prob, possible after bronchopneumonia

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5
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How do you differentiate death d/t bloat from bloat d/t death?

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Bloat line:
 death d/t bloat: will see pale thoracic esophagus and congested cervical esophagus
 bloat d/t death: esophagus will be uniform

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6
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Condition that has left flank distension, but no ping?

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Frothy bloat

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7
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What medication is used to treat frothy bloat?

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poloxalene ( anti-foam agent)

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CS Vagal indigestion & what is it?

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disruption to forestomach emptying

CS: reduced feed intake w/ normal H2O consumption, decr milk prod, bradycardia, variable rumen sounds, “papple” (pear on one side/apple on the other) or L shape from behind

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Why do you see hypochloremic metabolic alkalosis with vagal indigestion?

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  • caused by duodenal outflow obstruction, which chloride reduced in blood n/c not reabsorbed & chloride increased in rumen b/c reflux.
  • HCO3 also increased in blood d/t blocked duodenum
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10
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What type of cattle is predisposed to LDA?

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most common in lactating dairy cattle in first 3 mo after calving

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Most relevant clinical sign of LDA?

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Acute decrease in milk production & left sided ping

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12
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Most cattle SX are preformed on the right side except?

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rumenotomy

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13
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R ping DDx:

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RDA, abomasal volvulus, cecal dilation/volvulus, gas

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What direction does the abomasal volvulus normally occur?

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most commonly counterclockwise; pylorus ends up near reticulum

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15
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In abomasal volvulus- high heart rate & anion gap means?

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poorer outcome/ prognosis

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16
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Causes of abomasal ulceration

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Suspect intensive rearing in calves & cows first 6 wks after calving, additionally stress, concurrent dz, NSAIDs