Small Ruminant- Miscellaneous Diseases Flashcards

1
Q

how can you prevent coccidiosis?

A

minimize weaning shock
good hygiene
dry, sunny environment
coccidiostats in feed

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2
Q

what is the most serious parasite of small ruminants?

A

Haemonchus contortus

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3
Q

how can you diagnose heamonchosis?

A

physical exam
quantitative fecal
necropsy

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4
Q

what do copper oxide wire particles cause in Haemonchus?

A

cuticle lesions

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5
Q

what is the causative agent of enterotoxemia?

A

Clostridium perfringens type D

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6
Q

how can you diagnose enterotoxemia on necropsy?

A

accelerated necrosis of kidneys
submit intestinal contents for toxin screening

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7
Q

what are common toxicities in small ruminants?

A

grain overload
toxic plants

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8
Q

what is the toxin in rhododenrons that causes toxicity?

A

grayanotoxins

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9
Q

what can cause mammary neoplasia in small ruminants?

A

adenocarcinoma

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10
Q

what is the agent of coccidiosis?

A

eimeria: single cell protozoa

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11
Q

what are subacute clinical signs of coccidiosis?

A

poor growth
weight loss

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12
Q

what are acute clinical signs of coccidiosis?

A

diarrha
dehydration
colic
sudden death

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13
Q

what are risk factors for coccidiosis?

A

stress: weaning
fecal contamination of feed
feeding on ground
dark, wet, unsanitary conditions

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14
Q

what is thick and edematous on necropsy with coccidiosis?

A

ileum
cecum
proximal colon

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15
Q

how can you treat for coccidiosis?

A

albon/sulfadimethoxine
corid/amprolium
supportive care

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16
Q

where is haemonchus visible on necropsy?

A

in abomasum

17
Q

how can you treat haemonchus?

A

benzimidazoles
avermectins
levamisole

18
Q

who is most susceptible to enterotoxemia?

A

young animals <1 year

19
Q

how can you prevent enterotoxemia?

A

CDT vaccine

20
Q

what do grayanotoxins do?

A

bind and alter voltage-gated sodium channels

21
Q

where can squamous cell carcinoma be in goats?

A

ears
udder
vulva
perineum