lecture 9 - cow FPT Flashcards
1
Q
- dairy or beef calves get FPT more?
A
- dairy
2
Q
(Direct measurement of IgG in calves)
- what level is considered FPT?
- RID vs ELISA?
A
- <1000 mg/dL
- ELISA is better (quick and cheap)
RID is $ and impractical
3
Q
(indirect assessment of TPP is useful - UNLIKE HORSE)
- correlates well with IgG at what level?
- what value adequate?
- for FPT?
A
- herd level
- > 5.5 g/dL
- < 5.0 g/dL
4
Q
(FPT tx)
- when to give colostrum?
- when to give plasma?
but?
A
- <12 hours
- >24 hrs
cost prohibitive (just try to prevent infection)
5
Q
(colostrum managment)
- each calf should get how much colostrum within 6 hours of birth?
what quality?
- how much given to dairy calves?
to beef calves?
why the diff?
A
- 100g of IgG
> 50 g/L IgG
- 4L
2L
beef make less milk (and is more concentrated)
6
Q
- which has more IgG - supplements or replacers?
A
- replacers (still need to give two of these though)