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General Info - Bovine Flashcards

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Zearalenone is made by?

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Fusarium spp. infecting grains and forage.

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What are the clinical signs of Zearalenone?

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Increased or inappropriate estrus behavior, prolonged estrus cycles, vulvovaginitis, hypertrophy of the clitoris.

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What species are affected by Zearalenone toxicity?

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Cattle, pigs, poultry most severely affected. Sheep are most resistant

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Zearalenone toxicity

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Trichothecenes is made by?

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Fusarium spp. infecting cereral grains and inhibit protein synthesis by binding ribosomes.

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What is the most common Trichothecenes?

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DON

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What are the clinical signs of Trichothecenes toxicity?

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Most common C/S: feed refusal, poor growth rates, necrotic mucosal lesions in oral cavity/distal GI tract, hypersalivation, vomiting in monogastrics, immunosuppression

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What are the C/S of Slaframine ingestion?

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THINK: SLOBBER FACTORS
Hypersalivation within 24 hrs, anorexia, diarrhea, bloat, polyuria

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9
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Slaframine is produced by?

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Slafractonia leguminicola infecting RED CLOVER.

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What are the C/S of aflatoxin ingestion?

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Inappetance, anorexia, vomiting, depressiong, hemorrhage, sudden death

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What are the C/S of Fumonisin ingestion?

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There are two clinical diseases:

  1. Equine leukoencephalomalacia: depression, sleepiness, circling, incoordination, pharyngeal paralysis and recumbency; nearly always fatal
  2. Porcine pulmonary edema: dypsnea, cyanosis, weakness, abortion, recumbency and death within 24 hrs
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T/F: Adsorbents are FDA-approved in the US.

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False - none of them are

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What adsorbent is effective against aflatoxins?

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Aluminosilicates

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Aflatoxins are produced by?

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Aspergillus spp.

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Aflatoxins are?

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Carcinogemic, mutagenic, teratogenic

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Fumonisin is produced by?

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Fusarium infecting corn

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Gossypol toxicity results in?

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GI: anorexia, colic, diarrhea
Cardiac: cardiac arrest in cases of acute exposure, CHF.

Other: violent thumping (dypsnea) in pigs

Post-mortem: streaked, pale myocardium, subcutaneous edema, straw-colored effusions

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Describe gossypol pathogenesis:

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Cattle are fed cottonseed meal/cottonseed containing gossypol toxic pigment over the course of several months –> binds to iron and inhibits absorption –> erythrocyte fragility, ETC inhibited, thyroid hormone production inhibited.

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What is the difference between severity score 1,2, and 3 in regards to bovine mastitis?

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1 = one udder quarter is affected
2 = entire udder is affected
3 = cow is sytemically ill

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List the environmental causes of mastitis:

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E.coli, Klebsiella, Streptococcus, Enterobacter, Proteus, Serratia, Coag (-) staph

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List the contagious pathogens of mastitis:

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Strep agalactiae, staph aureus, trueperella pyogenes, mycoplasma

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22
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Healthy cows have a somatic cell count of?

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< 100,000

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23
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List the parameters for acceptable milk to be consumed by humans:
SCC
Coliforms
Bacteria

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SCC < 750,000/,ml
Coliforms < 10/ml
Bacteria < 100,000/ml

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How would you treat a mastitis severity score of 1 or 2 and + culture for gram + bacteria?

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Intramammary AB

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How would you treat a mastitis severity score of 1 or 2 and + culture for gram - bacteria?

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No tx, immune system will clear pathogen
discard milk until it returns to normal

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How would you treat a mastitis severity score of 3?

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Systemic AB, fluids, electrolytes, flunixin meglumine, nutritional support, milk out affected quarters

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Which two microbes do not respond to AB? How should these individuals be treated?

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Staph aureus and mycoplasma

CULLING is the best option

28
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T/F: Streptococcus agalactiae is mostly eradicated due to the use of dry cow AB therapy and improved parlor procedures.

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True

29
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What are the two most common etiologies of Gangrenous mastitis?

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Staph aureus - most common
Clostridium perfringens Type A
Bacillus = rarely

30
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List the causes for early term/1st half of gestation abortion:

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  1. Tritrichomas foetus (trichomoniasis)
    - REPORTABLE
  2. Heat (> 100 degrees F)
31
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In cases of Trichomoniasis, the fetus is?

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Resorbed and not expelled

32
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List the cause of midterm abortion and @ what time frame it occurs

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Neospora caninum (neosporosis)
mostly 4-6 mos but can be 3-9

33
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List the causes of late term abortion.

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Brucela
Epizootic bovine abortion (foothill abortion)
Sarcocystis
Chlamydia abortus
Leptospira spp.
Listeria monocytogenes
Mycoplasma
Nitrate poisoning
Ponderosa pine needles
Anaplasma marginale
Ergots
Xylazine
Dexamethasone
+/- BVD, campylobacter, exogenous prostaglandins, BHV-1, trueperella pyogenes

34
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What is the etiologic agent of Epizootic bovine abortion aka foothill abortion?

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Pajaroellobacter abortibovis transmitted via Ornithodorus coriaceus

35
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Cows become infected with brucella abortus if?

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They come into contact with aborted fluids and tissues

36
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When do abortions due to epizootic bovine abortion occur?

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60-120 days after naive pregnant heiffers are moved onto contaminated pastures

37
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Fetuses aborted due to epizootic bovine abortion have what?

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Lymphadenopathy and petechial hemorrhages

38
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T/F: BVD can cause abortion at any stage of gestation

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True

39
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How is BVD transmitted?

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Venereally from PI infected bull semen

40
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What drug is used for terminating pregnancy and what is the risk?

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Dexamethasone
Risk of retained placenta

41
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Campylobacter (vibrio) veneralias is transmitted via?

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Venereal from bull or cow to bull

42
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T/F: Aborted calves due to IBR may have abomasal plaques.

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True

43
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How do you test for BVD?

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PCR or fluroescent AB

44
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How do you test for Neospora caninum?

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Titers on dam

45
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How do you test for campylobacter?

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Cervical mucous for AB or culture and fetal tissues for culture

46
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Which of the causes of abortion have a vaccine?

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IBR
BVD
Brucella
Lepto
Campylobacter
Foothill abortion

47
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Write the age and C/S for each cause of neonatal diarrhea:
1. E.coli
2. Salmonellosis
3. Rotavirus
4. Coronavirus
5. Cryptosporidiosis

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  1. E.coli = ETEC < 3 days, Others = 2d-4 weeks; ETEC = nonbloody nonfibrinous
  2. Salmonellosis = Any age; +/- bloody
  3. Rotavirus = 1-2 weeks
  4. Coronavirus = 5 d - 1m; mucohemorrhagic
  5. Cryptosporidiosis = 1-3 weeks; mucoid
48
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Abortion due to lepto causes what to happen to the fetus?

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Fetus is usually autolyzed

49
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Define Grade I-IV vaginal prolapse

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Grade I - intermittent prolapse, esp when recumbent
Grade II - continuous prolapse
Grade III - continuous prolapse of vagina, bladder, and cervix
Grade IV - Grade II or III with tissue damage by trauma, infection, or necrosis

50
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Vaginal prolapses are retained with?

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A buhner suture

51
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What is the most common cause of endometritis in cattle?

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Trueperella pyogenes

52
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What are the differences between follicular cysts and luteal cysts?

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Follicular cysts are thin walled, less than 3 mm while luteal cysts are thick walled, more than 3 mm.

Follicular cysts have a low serum progesterone concentration while luteal cysts have a high serum progesterone concentration.

Use GnRH to encourage ovulation for follicular cysts, Use PGF2a to encourage luteal lysis for luteal cysts.

53
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Describe Stages 1 -3 of normal parturition in dairy cattle

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54
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How do you treat Trichomoniasis + bulls?

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Imidazoles

55
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How do you control trichomoniasis?

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Test and cull + bulls and replace with virgin bulls

56
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Bovine Leukocyte Adhesion deficiency is characterized by?

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Stunted holstein calf with persistent neutrophilia (over 100,000) and lymphocytosis, histopath shows neutrophils in vessels but not in tissues

57
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Congenital hypotrichosis is characterized by?

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Hair loss by 2 weeks of age

58
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Mannosidosis is characterized by?

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Lysosomal storage disease

59
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Citrullinemia is a disease characterized by?

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Single based substitution causes deficiency in argininosuccinate synthetaste which disrupts urea cycle –> hyperammonemia –> opisthotonus, blindness, seizures, etc.

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62
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List the clostridium species that cause damage to the liver.

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63
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List the clostridium species that cause damage to the muscles

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64
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What is the cause of hemorrhagic bowel syndrome?

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65
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Which tick transmits babesia in cattle?

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Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) annulatus

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