Fun Quiz Flashcards

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What temperature should AI semen be thawed at and for how long?

A

94-98ºF for 40 sec

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2
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What is the liquid nitrogen temperature for frozen semen storage?

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-196ºC

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3
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What stage of the canine estrous cycle is this?

A

Estrus

peak LH & FSH,
P4 rising,
E2
falling…

physical changes: vulvar swelling softens, scant blood discharge, stiffening of back legs, rolling skin on back

cytology: cornification continues; majority of cells lack nuclei,
* may be ne…*

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4
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What stage of the canine estrous cycle is this?

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Proestrus
Formation of ovulatory follicles,
E2 dominates;
FSH & P4 low

physical changes:
swollen vulva {attracts males w.phermones},
hemorrhagic vulvar discharge,
non-acceptance of male

cytology: cornified epithelial cells; Lg angular cells w.sm/no nuclei; R/WBCs

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5
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What could bubbles on a sperm evaluation slide indicate?

A

immature dog

or testicular dz

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6
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What is an ecbolic & what are some examples?

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anything that causes the uterus to contract
Oxytocin, Lutalyse

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What is a tocolytic & what are some examples?

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Anything that causes the uterus to relax
{opposite of ecbolics}

Ethanol drip, Mg Sulfate

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8
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What is the earliest of the 4 cardinal signs of pregnancy?

A

membrane slip

chorioallantois is “slipped” when palpating pregnant horn
separation of chorioallantois from uterus is the fetal membrane slip

generally palpable around 30 days

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9
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When is the amniotic vesicle first palpable?
what does it feel like?

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~32-35 days

feels like a turgid, fluid-filled vesicle in pregnant horn

difficult to palpate after ~55-60 days bc you can’t get your hand around it

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10
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What is a placentome & when are they first palpable?

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placentome = maternal caruncle + fetal cotyledon

first palpable ~80 days

*@150 days, it’ll be about a half dollar size - won’t get bigger than that really

**
always feel @least 3 placentomes before coming to conclusion*

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11
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When is the fetus first palpable?

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55-65 days

70 days: descent begins
150 days: descent complete {size of a beagle}

210 days: ascent begins {size of a Doberman}
240 days: ascent complete

**5-6 mo is the hardest to Dx pregnancy
bc you have to reach so far, deep in the abdomen**

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12
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T or F:
Prostaglandin
shortens the diestrus period & in order to use it effectively, you need a fully functional corpus luteum {CL}.

A

True.

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13
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What is the extra layer foals have on their hooves when they’re born?

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Eponychium

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