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II Final Flashcards

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Contagious Mastitis: Organisms

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Strep. agalactiae, Staph. aureus, Mycoplasma

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Environmental Mastitis: Organisms

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coliform bacteria

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Gangrenous Mastitis: Organism

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Staph aureus

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Gangrenous Mastitis: Secretion Appearance

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thin watery

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Gangrenous Mastitis: Hx

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peracute - calved in past few days

acute - early lactation

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Gangrenous Mastitis: Herd Dx

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SCC > 750,000
SPC > 12,500
(+) culture

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Gangrenous Mastitis: Tx

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abx that penetrates intracellular

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Strep agalactiae: Signs

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peracute - fever, anorexia
Acute - severe inflammation of gland, non-systemic
Chronic - mild inflammation, abnormal milk

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Strep agalactiae: Tx

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pro pen G

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Coliform Mastitis: Signs

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sudden onset, fever, depression, anorexia, watery milk

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Coliform Mastitis: Tx

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abx, NSAIDs, strip gland

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Landrace: Appearance

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white w/ lop ears

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Peitrain: Appearance

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lean muscle pig, white/grey w/ black patches

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Duroc: Appearance

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red, small lop ears, fast growing

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Hampshire: Appearce

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black w/ white shoulder belt

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Yorkshire: Appearance

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white w/ erect ears

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17
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How much of swine production is feed costs?

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65-70%

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18
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What protein sources are closest to ideal?

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corn and soybean meal

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T/F: When the temperature reaches 85 degrees, swine feed intake increases.

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False

It decreases

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What does flushing in swine refer to?

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inc. energy by 50% 10-14d before breeding (stop after mating)

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What dzs most commonly affect neonates and are often paired together?

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hypoglycemia + hypothermia

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How much colostrum does each piglet need?

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40ml (2-6 suckles) w/in 5-7hrs

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Piglet Diarrhea: Common Organisms

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rotavirus, E. coli, TGE, C. perfengens, coccidiosis

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Piglet Diarrhea: Pathogenesis

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destruction of absorptive intestinal epithelium

25
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Piglet Diarrhea: Signalment/Signs

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TGE - under 3wks old
I. suis - severe signs 5-14d
E. coli - yellow diarrhea

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Piglet Diarrhea: Prevention

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vx sows, management

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(Piglet) Neonatal Polyarthritis: Signs + Signalment

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periarticular swelling, 8-21d

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Porcine Pleuropneumonia: Etiology

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Actinobacillus pleruopneumonia

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PPN: Signalment

30
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Pasturella multocida: Signs

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“thumping”, fever, dog sitting, hypoxia

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Swine Influenza: Signs

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high fever, coughing, anorexia, poss. abortions

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Swine Gastric Ulcers: Etiology

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finely ground feed, heritable, interruption to feeding

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Swine Gastric Ulcers: Signs

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Chronic - anemia, weakness, inappetance, vomit

34
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Swine Gastric Ulcers: Tx + Prevention

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impractical individually, proper feed length and fiber content

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Proliferative Enteropathy: Etiology

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Lawsonia intracellularis

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Proliferative Enteropathy: Signs + Signalment

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dec. growth (smallter than litter mates), growing/finishing pigs

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Swine Dysnetery: Etiology

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Brachyspira hyodysenteria

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Swine Dysentery: Signs

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abdominal pain, wt. loss, dehydration, muccoid diarrhea -> poss. bloody

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Salmonellosis: Signalment

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weanling/feeder pigs

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Transmissible Gastroenteritis: Etiology

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coronavirus

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Transmissible Gastroenteritis: Types

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epizootic - runs course in 2-3 wks

enzootic - persists in herd

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TGE: Signs

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diarrhea, wt. loss, dehydration, vomit

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TGE: Tx

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Circovirus: Signs

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anorexia, rapid wt. loss, unthrifty, diarrhea, respiratory

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Pseudorabies: Etiology

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herpes virus

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Pseudorabies: Signs

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fever, depression, ataxia, convulsion, respiratory,

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Glasser’s Dz: Etiology

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haemophilus parasuis

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Glasser’s Dz: Signs + Signalment

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3-10wk, acute septicemia, polyserositis, polyarthritis

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Eubacterium: Signs

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cystitis, pyelonephritis, depression

50
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Strep. suis: Presentation

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septicemia, meningitis

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Strep. porcinus: Presentation

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cervical lymphadenitis

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Porcine Stress Syndrome: Etiology

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genetic mutation

53
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Porcine Stress Syndrome: Signs

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muscle rigidity, tachycardia, hyperthemia, tachypnea, death

54
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Porcine Stress Syndrome: Prevention

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dantrolene

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