reproductive disorders Flashcards

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Endocrine abnormality:

delayed onset of puberty

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cyclical activiy is not present at 4 months of age

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Endocrine abnormality:

silent oestrus cycles

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normal cycle activity, including ovulation but with no extrernal signs

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Endocrine abnormality:

split oestrus

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signs of pro-oestrus but doesnt termiinate in normal ovulation
followed 2-12 weeks later by normal cycle

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Endocrine abnormality:

ovulation failure

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bitches have apprently normal oestrus peroids but with an absence of ovulation
due to insufficient relax release of LH at mating - Queens

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Endocrine abnormality:

prolonged anoestrus

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failue to return to cyclical activiy - resulting in a prolonged interoesturst interval

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Endocrine abnormality:

treatment

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establish animal is not pregnant
check for pyometera and mastitis
signs will gradulally decline within 1 - 3 weeks

hormones to suppress lactation and reduce prolactin

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Diseases of the overies:

Absence of ovarian development

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defective development or congenital absence of organ or tissue

unilateral - can affect fertility

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Diseases of the overies:

Neoplasia / cysts

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cysts are rare in both species, may be associated with signs of persistant oestrus

ovarian tumors are rare

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9
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Diseases of the overies:

intersex

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posses both ovarian and testicular tissues.
abnormal appearance of external genitals - os clitoris

gonads can be found in a normal ovarian position or within the scrotum

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10
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Diseases of the overies:

Premature Ovarian failure

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may be seen in Queens >8yrs. These animals stop cycling

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Diseases of the uterus:

pyometra

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bacterial infection of the cervix and uterus

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Diseases of the uterus:

pyo - clinical signs

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depression / lethargy
pu/pd
anorexia
pyrexia
vomitting
\+/- vaginal discharge
toxarmic shock
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13
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Diseases of the uterus:

pyo - treatment

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IVFT
OVH - once stablised
antibiotics

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Diseases of the vagina and vestibule:

congential abornmalities

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segmnatal aplasia = missing portion of the vagina

hymenal = narrow of the hymen

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15
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Diseases of the vagina and vestibule:

vaginitis

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prepubertal bitches or canine herpesvirus

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Diseases of the vagina and vestibule:

neoplasia

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can be seen in the entire bitch or queen

removed with OVH or removal using an episiotomy

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17
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Diseases of the vagina and vestibule:

vaginal hyperplasia

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naturally regress at end of oestrus

exposed mucosa must be kept clean

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Diseases of the vagina and vestibule:

vaginal prolapse

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less common than hyperplasia and will regress spontaneously

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19
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vulval atresia

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deformed vulva

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20
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vulval agenesis

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absence of vulva

21
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define: mammectomy

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removal of affected gland

22
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define; local masectomy

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removal of gland and an adjacent gland

23
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define: radical masectomy or mamary strip

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removal of all glands on affected sides

24
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Diseases of the testes:

cyrptrorchidism

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inherited condition. one or both testicles do not descend

25
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Diseases of the testes:

orchitis

A

inflammation of testes caused by trauma or ascending bacterial infection

26
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Diseases of the testes:

neoplasia

A
testicular tumours 
common in dogs - rare in cats 
leydig cell tumours
sertoli cell tumours
seminoma - affects germ cells
27
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Diseases of the accessory glands:

benign prostatic hyperplasia

A

seen in older dogs - result of hormal stimulation
faecal tenesmus
gland can become infected

28
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Diseases of the accessory glands:

prostatic cysts and abscesses

A

if BPH persists, prostate may develop cysts or abscesses, which may grow to considerable size. may become life threatening

29
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Diseases of the accessory glands:

prositis

A

inflammation of prostate gland

30
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Diseases of the accessory glands:

prostatic neoplasia

A

prostatic carcinoma rapidily spreads to adjacent lymph nodes

31
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Diseases of the accessory glands:

clinical signs

A
cysitis
caudal abdomen pain 
faecal and urinary tenesmus
pyrexia
anorexia
weight loss
toxaemia 
blood in semen
32
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Diseases of the accessory glands:

clinical signs

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cysitis
caudal abdomen pain 
faecal and urinary tenesmus
pyrexia
anorexia
weight loss
toxaemia 
blood in semen
33
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Diseases of the accessory glands:

diagnosis

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rectal palpation
urinalysis
radiography
altrasonography
FNAB
Ejaculation sample
prostatic flushing
34
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Diseases of the accessory glands:

treatment

A
surgical castration 
chemical castration 
surgical drainage
antibiotics
radiotherapy
35
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Diseases of the penis and prepuce:

phimosis

A

inability to extrude the penis due to abnormally small preputial orifice

36
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Diseases of the penis and prepuce:

paraphimosis

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failure to retract the penis into prepuse

37
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Diseases of the penis and prepuce:

priapism

A

the persistant elargement of the penis is absense of sexual excitement

38
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Diseases of the penis and prepuce:

lymphoid hyperplasia

A

common condition where multiple lesions are present on bulbus glandis

39
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Ferrets

Persistant oestrus

A

increased oestradiol levels

40
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Ferrets

Persistant oestrus

clinical signs

A

alopecia
swelling of vulva
pancytopenia

41
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Ferrets

Persistant oestrus

treatment and prevention

A

spay ferret before oestrus cycle

female can be mated using a vasectomised male ferret

42
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Snakes, lizards, chelonia

egg binding

A

(dystocia, foetal retention, post ovulatory stasis)

egg binding occurs when female can not pass mature eggs formed in reproductive system

often in first time breeding females

43
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Snakes, lizards, chelonia

egg binding
causes

A
poor husbandry
incorrect nesting sites
improper temperature
poor nutrition
dehydration
stress
breeding to young
breeding to old 
too large egg
hormonal or systemic condition
44
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Snakes, lizards, chelonia

egg binding
clinical signs - snakes

A
laying some eggs
swelling in caudal half of body 
non productive straining
discomfort
cloacal prolapse
45
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Snakes, lizards, chelonia

egg binding
clinical signs - turtrles

A
depression 
swelling at cloaca
dysponea
digging with hind feet
non productive straining
46
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Snakes, lizards, chelonia

egg binding
clinical signs - lizzards

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depression, inactivity
lethargy
cachexia
non productive straining
anorexia - common in reproducing lizzards
47
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Snakes, lizards, chelonia

egg binding
clinical signs - tortoises

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depression 
anorexia
non productive straining
cloacal swelling
egg bound tortoise should not be allowed to hibernate
48
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Snakes, lizards, chelonia

egg binding
treatment

A

supportive treatment first
correct husbandry
quiet environment
if some eggs - no treatment for 48 hours
physical manipulation - gentle pressure to produce egg
hormonal stimulation = arginine vasotocin

ovocentesis - content of retained egg can be removed by passing a needle through the skin into egg - reduces size of the egg