rabbits Flashcards

1
Q

scientific name

A

oryctolagus cuniculus

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2
Q

order

A

lagamorpha

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3
Q

why cant hares and rabbits interbreed

A

different # of chromosomes

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4
Q

where did they originate

A

wild european rabbit

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5
Q

how are breeds categorized

A

size, anatomy, and color

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6
Q

what is the most common research rabbit

A

new zealand white

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7
Q

what are the uses for rabbits

A

pets, hobby, breeding, research, meat

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8
Q

how much does the new zealand white weigh

A

10-20lbs

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9
Q

most common blood collection sites

A

ear artery and cephalic vein

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10
Q

uses in research

A

drug testing, genetics, immunology

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11
Q

how much does a flemish giant weigh

A

40-70lbs

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12
Q

lifespan

A

5-6 years; up to 15 years

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13
Q

gestation

A

29-35 days

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14
Q

litter size

A

4-10 kits

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15
Q

temperature

A

101.3-104

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16
Q

pulse

A

130-325

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17
Q

resperation

A

30-60

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18
Q

what is the function of peg teeth

A

unknown

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19
Q

muscle to bone ratio

A

7% of body weight is bone

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20
Q

urine pH

A

8.2

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21
Q

what is the reason for the thick cloudy urine

A

pH, crystals, porphyrin

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22
Q

night feces AKA

A

cecotrophes

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23
Q

what is a sign of poor health

A

cecotropes

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24
Q

how much do incisors grow per year

A

10 cm

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25
Q

why cant rebbits vomit

A

esophageal muscle is too weak

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26
Q

how long should you fast before surgery

A

2-6 hours to empty cecum

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27
Q

heterophil AKA

A

pseudoeosinophil

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28
Q

which blood cell is more common in rabbits

A

basophils

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29
Q

how large is the cecum

A

10 x the size of the stomach

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30
Q

what is the dominant WBC

A

lymphocyte

31
Q

are rabbits induced or spontaneous ovulators

A

induced

32
Q

period of receptivity

A

7-10 days

33
Q

how often do kits nurse

A

once a day

34
Q

weaning age

A

4-6 weeks

35
Q

sexual maturity

A

5-8 months; varies with breed

36
Q

what is the birthing process called

A

kindling

37
Q

do males have teats

A

no, but they do have mammary glands

38
Q

what are female rabbits prone to

A

uterin carcinoma

39
Q

how often does dystocia happen

A

rarely

40
Q

do kits require colostrum

A

no, passive immunity is acquired before birth through the placenta

41
Q

what is different about a rabbit uterus

A

it is duplex; 2 cervixs

42
Q

male rabbit

A

buck

43
Q

female rabbit

A

doe

44
Q

what is the fiber concentration of pellets

A

high

45
Q

how much water should be consumed

A

10% of body weight

46
Q

how much food should be consumed

A

5% of body weight

47
Q

how much green foods should be given

A

1 packed cup per 2 lbs at least once a day

48
Q

what is a trichobezoar

A

hairball

49
Q

why should alfalfa hay be avoided

A

too high in calcium

50
Q

what foods should not be given

A

foods high in sugar, starch, and calcium

51
Q

what is the number one cause of disease

A

inappropriate diet

52
Q

how long should they be exercise

A

1hr/day

53
Q

what temp. should rabbits be housed at

A

60-70 F

54
Q

what humidity should rabbits be kept in

A

30-70%

55
Q

how many air exchanges

A

10-15/hour

56
Q

light to dark ratio

A

12-14 hours of light per day

57
Q

when can rabbits eat solid food

A

16-17 days

58
Q

SQ in scruff

A

20ml/kg

59
Q

IM injection

A

0.5 ml/kg

60
Q

IP injection

A

not recommended; 20ml/kg

61
Q

ID injection

A

0.1 ml or less

62
Q

IV injection

A

in cephalic; 2 ml/kg bolus or 10 ml/kg CRI

63
Q

oral dosing

A

15 ml/kg

64
Q

what enzyme do rabbits have that hydrolizes atropine

A

atropine esterase

65
Q

what anesthesia drug should rabbits be given

A

glycopyrrolate

66
Q

what anesthetic is used for short procedures

A

propofol

67
Q

what causes nephrotoxicity in rabbits

A

telazol

68
Q

what should only be given intranasal

A

telazol

69
Q

what is given SQ or IM for light sedation

A

fentanyl/droperidol or acepromazine

70
Q

chosen inhalants

A

isoflurane/sevoflurane

71
Q

best depth assessors in rabbits

A

RR and jaw tone

72
Q

most commonly performed surgeries

A

OHE, castrations, gastrotomies

73
Q

pain meds for rabbits

A

buprenex, butorphanol, rimadyl