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Hereditary Abnormalities Flashcards

1
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no an opening; pigs born alive

A

atresia ani

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2
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Bent legs at right angle and stiff

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bent legs

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3
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Pigs usually born alive but skull opening is present involving frontal and parietal bone

A

brain hernia

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4
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Incomplete development of the skull

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catlin mark

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5
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Pigs born alive but unable to nurse

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cleft palate

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6
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Pigs become fat to 32-88 kgs and die

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excessive fatness

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7
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Born dead or reabsorbed

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fetal mortality

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8
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Fluid on the brain; brain enlarged

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hydrocephalus

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9
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Pigs born alive but without legs

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legless

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10
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Forelegs are rigid and live only for a short time; animals still born

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muscle contracture

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11
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Associated with cleft palate and deformed hind legs

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split ears

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12
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Caused by infiltration of connective tissue which replaces the muscle fiber

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thickened forelimb

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13
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1 or both testicles retained in the abdominal cavity

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cryptorchidism

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14
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Hair at the back flanges in all direction

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hair whorls

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15
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animals with no hair

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hairlessness

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16
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Blood fail to clot promptly

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hemophilia

17
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Teats inverted and non-functional

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inverted nipples

18
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Rigid angles in the tail at birth

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kinky tail

19
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Extra toes on forefeet

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polydactyl

20
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Observed in Hampshire; affected animals have light brown haircoat

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red eyes

21
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Ruptured intestines extending up to the scrotal area

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scrotal hernia

22
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Intestines protrude at the naval cord area

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umbilical hernia

23
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Only one toe instead of 2

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syndactyl (mule foot)

24
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Skin like flaps hanging from the throat near lower jaw

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wattles

25
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kinky hair

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wooly

26
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oviduct distended with fluid

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hydrosalpinx

27
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oviduct distended with pus-like materials

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pyosalpinx

28
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blind uterine body, infantilism; cystic ovaries

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unilateral blind uterine horn

b.Zooth 318 (8 decks)

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