Non-diarrheal Diseases of Ruminants Flashcards

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Actinobacillosis (Wooden tongue)

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A. ligneiresii- commone inhabitant of bovine oral cavity
Rough feedstuffs predispose to infection
Oral wounds allow organism access to soft tissues

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Signs of Actinobacillosis (Wooden tongue)

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Anorexia, dehydration, abnormal chewing, hypersalivation, enlarged firm tongue

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Dx of Actinobacillosis (Wooden tongue)

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CS
Gram stain of aspirate/ bx (confirmatory) : gram- rods +/- sulfur granules

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Tx of Actinobacillosis (Wooden tongue)

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Sodium iodide IV
PG or oxytetracycline

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Actinomycosis (lumpy jaw)

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Actinomyces bovis, common inhabitant of the oral cavity
Osteomyelitis of the jaw (mandible> maxilla)
Oral wound allows access to bony tissues

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Signs of Actinomycosis (lumpy jaw)

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Draining tracts (granulomatous abscess)
↓ appetite, abnormal/ difficulty chewing, WL, hypersalivation

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Dx of Actinomycosis (lumpy jaw)

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Gram stain of pus (gram +)

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Tx of Actinomycosis (lumpy jaw)

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Sodium iodide + abx (PPG or oxytetra)
watch for signs of iodism: lacrimation, cough, anorexia, diarrhea, dandruff

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Abomasal Displacement

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Displacement of the abomasum to the left or right side of the abdomen caused by excessive gas accumulation within the viscus

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LDA

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Moderate to complete anorexia
↓ fecal production, milk production
Dehydration, acetone of breath
Ribs on left sprung out with depressed paralumbar fossa
LEFT SIDED PING

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Differentials for left sided ping

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LDA, ruman tympany, pneumoperitoneum, rumen collapse, rarely physometra (gas distention of uterus)

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RDA

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Same signs as LDA for simple displacement
Abomasal volvulus (RTA) leads to complete outflow
obstruction → sx emergency

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Signs associated with RTA

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Sunken eyes (dehydration), loss of skin turgor, ↑ HR, weak/ thready pulse, abdominal distension, GI stasis, absent feces, cool periphery
RIGHT SIDED PING

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Differentials for right sided ping

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RDA, RTA, cecal dilation/ volvulus, pneumoperitoneum, physometra, pneumorectum, spiral colon gas

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Clin path associated with LDA/RDA

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Hypokalemia, hypochloridemia, met. alk., hypoglycemia, ketonemia/ ketonuria, paradoxical aciduria

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Clin path associated with RTA

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Initially hypokalemia, hypochloridemia, met. alk.,
Progression: prerenal azotemia, met acid

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Risk factors for displacement of abomasum

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Small feed particle size
concurrent periparturient dz: metritis, hypocalcemia, mastitis

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Tx of displaced abdomen

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Non sx: rolling, roll and toggle, only roll cows with LDA
Sx: right or left paralumbar omentopexy, right ventral paramedian abomasopexy