Livestock Mid Term Flashcards

1
Q

What is the purpose of vaccinating livestock?

A

Maximizes health success of the flock

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2
Q

What are three injections we administer to livestock?

A

Triangle 10
20
SQ or IM in the neck

CD&T
20
Neck muscle

Iron
20
Neck muscle

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3
Q

administering a SQ injection

A

Pull back the syringe to see if there’s blood in the syringe that means you are in the vein if it suctions you are in the muscle

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4
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administering an IM injection

A

Go perpendicular pull back the syringe to see if there’s blood in the syringe that means you are in the vein if it suctions you are in the muscle

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5
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administering an IV injection

A

Pull back and get blood that means you are in the vein

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6
Q

administering a SQ injection to a sheep - what do I need to consider?

A

Their wool

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7
Q

administering an IM injection in a beef steer - what do I need to consider

A

The cut of meet

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8
Q

two scenarios in which a livestock animal would need a CD&T vaccine

A

Castration
Dehorning

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9
Q

Why do piglets require iron injections

A

They are born with very little iron and their mom do not produce iron in their milk no iron means there muscles will dead they will become very weak and die the muscle have no blood and are small thin and light in color

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10
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advantages to IV injections, as opposed to orally administered

A

Goes straight into the bloodstream

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11
Q

What compound administration discussed can be used to both prevent AND treat a disease common to dairy cattle? What is the disease?

A

Intramammary for mastitis

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12
Q

how to use a balling gun

A

Measure the balling gun from her mouth to the back of her jaw to know how far to put the balling gun in their throat, hold the bottom of her mouth with your fingers in the side of her mouth so it opens tilt her head up keep the balling gun sticking up so the meds do not fall out next stick the balling gun in her mouth and pass her tongue release the meds and keep her head up for little bit to make sure the meds go down.

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13
Q

collect blood from a sheep. Where do you collect it from, and how would I need to prep the area in order to collect it

A

Jugular vein - shave the area to see the vein

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14
Q

I’m giving a dairy cow IV medication using a 12cc syringe. Where would you suggest I make my first attempt at entering the vein

A

Closer to the head because it could drip down if you go lower

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15
Q

three techniques you could consider if collecting urine

A

Free catch
Stroking the eschen
Catheterization

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16
Q

Explain how to disbud or dehorn a calf.

A
  1. CDT (prevent tetanus)
  2. CDT (3 week after the day of dehorning)

Day of dehorning
Meloxicam (baling gun) AM/PM- time of dehorning (pain management)
Lidocaine (Numbing) 5-10 minutes before dehorning
SQ injection before eyes and horn/bud (temple)

Hot iron to dehorn
1. Apply over/around horn
2. Circular motion
3. Until dark copper ring