Lameness (Yr4) Flashcards

1
Q

what is a grade 0 on mobility scoring?

A

even weight bearing and rhythm, cow isn’t lame

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what is a grade 1 on mobility scoring?

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uneven steps and short strides but affected limb isn’t immediately obvious

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what is a grade 2 on mobility scoring?

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uneven weight bearing, shortened strides, arched back with affected limb immediately identifiable

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4
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what is a grade 3 on mobility scoring?

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very painful and limping cow that is unable to walk at a brisk human pace

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5
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what is a grade 1 hock score?

A

no swelling or hairloss

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what is a grade 2 hock score?

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no swelling but hairless present

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what is a grade 3 hock score?

A

swelling and hairloss present

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8
Q

which claw of the hindlimbs outgrows the other?

A

lateral outgrows the medial

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9
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what is the 5 step dutch method?

A
  1. correct dorsal wall length (8-9cm)
  2. reduce sole depth to 6mm and spare heel
  3. match other claw
  4. model/dish out
  5. relieve weight from affected claw
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10
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what are the features of strides in a weightbearing lameness?

A

short stride on sound leg
head up if front leg, head down if back leg

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11
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what are some suggested causes of contracted tendons?

A

cramped condition in utero
manganese deficiency
hereditary

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