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Ovarian Disease Flashcards

1
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What are the two main functions of the ovary?

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  • Develop and release ova/ovum
  • Produce hormones that influence behaviour
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How is ovarian function controlled?

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Release of GnRH causes FSH and LH release

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3
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What is the oestrus cycle?

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  • Rhythmic cycle
    *Occurs in Sexually mature, non pregnant female mammals
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What are the four stages of the oestrus cycle?

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  • Pro-oestrus
  • Oestrus
  • Metoestrus
  • Anoestrus
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5
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What helps keep the ovaries in place?

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  • Ovarian/ Suspensory ligament
  • Mesovarium
  • Small openings that allow the ova to leave the ovary
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6
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What is the blood supply to the ovary?

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  • Within mesovarium, mesoalpinx, mesometrium
  • Ovarian artery
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7
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What is the limited period of sexual receptivity called?

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oestrus

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8
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What occurs during pregnancy in ceteceans?

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After evry pregnancy a new scar is formed

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9
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What is the criterion of diagnosis of cystic follicular disease in cows?

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Follicles must be larger than 2.5cm

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10
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What are the three clinical signs of cystic follicular disease?

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  1. Hyperestrogenism
  2. nymphomania
  3. anoestrus
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11
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What causes cystic follicular disease?

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  • Failure of the mature follicles to ovulate
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12
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What are some of the predisposing factors for cystic follicular disease?

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  • Genetics
  • Intrauterine Infections
  • Parturient/ post-parturient disease
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13
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What is the gross appearance of a lutenised cyst?

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  • Thick walls + Filled with fluid
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14
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What is an ovarian haemorrhage?

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  • Manual enucleation of the corpora lutea
  • Haemorrhage will be larger in pregnant cows/ potential pyometra

blood loss may vary

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15
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What are the two types of oophoritis?

inflammation of the ovary

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  • Ovarian abscess (accumulation in connective tissue)
  • Ovarian granulomas
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16
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What two bacteria can cause oophoritis?

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  • Tuberculosis = granulomatous oophoritis
  • Bovine Viral Diarrhoea = chronic oophoritis
17
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What does brucella look like histologically?

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  • Gram Negative Bacilli
  • Intracellular
18
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Where do chronic Brucella Infections occur?

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In the genitalia and placenta

19
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How is Brucella usually transmissed

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  • Aborted fetus or placenta
  • contaminated uterine discharge
20
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In what cells does brucella usually grow and contaminate?

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They grow and multiply in phagocytes

21
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What is an intrafollicular haemorrhage?

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Haemorrhage occurs during ovulation

22
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What are post-parturient vascular lesions?

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Intimal proliferation of mucoid tissue in the walls of arteries and arterioles

23
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What is hydrosalpinx?

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watery mucus within the lumen

24
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What is salpingitis?

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inflammation of the uterine tube

25
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What is pyosalpinx?

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purulent accumulation in the lumen

26
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How does hyperestrogenism occur with cystic follicular disease?

A

Egg has not been removed
Follicle remains large with egg inside
Estrogen production

27
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How is Brucella usually transmitted?

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  • Via aborted fetus or placenta
  • Contaminated uterine discharge
  • usual route is alimentary or urination
28
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What may happen when chickens have poor water access?

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Follicle torsion, they do not go into the oviduct
they enter the coelomic cavity instead

29
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What is an age related follicular disease?

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Infarcts due to blood not flowing correctly

Ovarian varicosities

30
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What usually causes Hydrosalpinx in cattle?

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Traumatic organ manipulation

31
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What two bacteria cause salpingitis?

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  • Mycoplasma
  • Ureaplasma
32
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What does pyosalpinx continue from?

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Continues from metrits

33
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What three bacteria cause Pyosalpinx?

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  • Staph
  • E.Coli
  • Truperella

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