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General Food Animal Nursing Flashcards

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What are the basic aspects of husbandry food animals?

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Housing, feeding, preventative medicine, cleaning/sanitation and herd health.

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What are the 3 aspects of preventative medicine?

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Periodic physical exams, vaccinations and parasite control

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What primary products are used in bovine?

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Milk, meat and hide.

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What primary products are used in porcine?

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Meat and hide

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What primary products are used in caprine?

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Milk, meat and hair

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What primary products are used in ovine?

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Wool and meat

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What primary products are used in camelid?

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Meat, hair and burden

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What primary products are used in ratites?

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Meat, feathers and oil

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What are the types of camelid?

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Llama, Alpaca, Guanaco, Vicuna.

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What is the offspring referred to in camelid?

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Cria

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What are the types of ratites?

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Ostrich, Emu, Rhea, Cassowary

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12
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What is the offspring referred to in ratites?

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Chicks

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What are the nursing basics in food animals?

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Handling, Grooming, Feed and Water, Physical Exam, Biologic Samples, Medications

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What are the types of restraints used for cattle?

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Stanchion, head gate, squeeze chute, nose tongs, and tail “jacking”

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What are the types of restraint used in porcine?

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Chutes, snare, barriers, and buckets

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What are the types of restraint used in goats?

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Collar/halter and hand restraint

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What are the types of restraint used for sheep?

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Barriers, halters, and rumping

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What are the types of restraint used for camelids?

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Halter, shepherd hook, stocks, put in a dark room, bags to cover vision

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19
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What always needs to be available for food animals?

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Food and water

20
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What type of feed do food animals need unless under what type of situation?

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Nutritionally complete diets that are as close to normal that they usually eat and unless in hospital situations

21
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Which food animals need to go under rumination?

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Ruminants and llamas

22
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What is the normal temperature in Bovine?

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38 - 39 ºC (100 – 102.2 ºF)

23
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What is the normal temperature in Porcine?

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38.3 – 39.4 ºC (101-103 ºF)

24
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What is the normal temperature in Caprine/Ovine?

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38.3 – 40 ºC (101-104 ºF)

25
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What is the normal temperature in Camelids?

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37.2 – 38.7ºC (99 – 101.5 ºF)

26
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What is the normal temperature in Ratites?

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37.7 - 40 ºC (100-104 ºF)

27
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What is the normal pulse in Bovine?

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40 – 80 bpm

28
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What is the normal pulse in Porcine?

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60 – 90 bpm

29
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What is the normal pulse in Caprine/Ovine?

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60 – 90 bpm

30
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What is the normal pulse in Camelids?

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60 – 90 bpm

31
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What is the normal pulse in Ratites?

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60 – 120 bpm

32
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What is the normal respiration in Bovine?

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20– 40 rpm

33
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What is the normal respiration in porcine?

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10 – 40 rpm

34
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What is the normal respiration in Caprine/Ovine?

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15 – 40 rpm

35
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What is the normal respiration in Camelids?

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10 – 30 rpm

36
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What is the normal respiration in Ratites?

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10 – 40 rpm

37
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Where are the primary locations to draw blood in bovine?

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In the jugular vein and Coccygeal vein

38
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Where in Bovine should you never pull blood from?

A

Milk veins

39
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What location in adult porcine can you pull blood from? If they are undocked?

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Cranial vena cava and auricular if good sized. Undocked, tail vein.

40
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What location in small porcine can you pull blood from?

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Cephalic

41
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What location in piglets can you pull blood from?

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Medial canthal sinus

42
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What location in Caprine and Ovine can you pull blood from?

A

Jugular vein

43
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What location in Camelids can you pull blood from?

A

Jugular vein

44
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What location in Ratites can you pull blood from?

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Right jugular vein (don’t have a left one), Cutaneous ulnar vein
Wing vein (Not emus, its not very big)
Medial metatarsal (be careful can stomp on you)
45
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What tools can be used to give medication to Bovine,caprine,ovine and camelids?

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Balling Gun, Frick speculum, Dose syringe, and a Drench gun

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