Very young calf with diarrhea and very sick. How would you pursue fluid therapy?
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IV fluids with added sodium bicarbonate (hypovolemia and met acidosis)
most common heart disease in cattle
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Congenital ventricular septal defect
calves in intussuseption are suffering from what metabolic abnormality?
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hypochloremic hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis.
commonly located in the area between ribs 10 and 13 on the right abdomen.
Differentiation between various causes of a right-side ping can be difficult in some
cases, although a ping cranial to rib 10 usually indicates the presence of AV because
the liver is displaced medially by the distended viscus. A small, right-side ping
underlying ribs 12 or 13 and extending as far forward as rib 10 is common in cows with
functional ileus from a number of causes.
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Right displaced abomasum
Main six disease of IBR or Bovine Herpes Virus
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ARE ION
• Respiratory
• Abortion
• Ocular
• Infectious pustular vulvovaginitis
• Generalized neonatal infection
• Encephalitis
what organism causes Blackleg
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, Clostridium chauvoei
A 4 month calf with loud cough, tachypnea, diarrhea, and ill thrift of 8 days duration.
However, there are no signs of sepsis, depression, or loss of appetite. On physical
exam, you could hear crackles and wheezes over the lung fields and a harsh
bronchial tone cranioventrally
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Enzootic pneumonia due to poor environment
bovine fibrinous pleuropneumonia is aka (common name)? How do you distinguish
this from bovine enzootic pneumonia.
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Shipping fever, more systemic sign or sicker calves
2 spp most susceptible to tetanus
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horses and pigs
Treatment of ketosis
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1. IV glucose
2. oral propylene glycol- support gluconeogenesis
3. corticosteroids- support gluconeogenesis and appetite-stimulant
Listeria vs TEME in CSF taps?
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Listeria: mononuclear pleocytosis- monocytes, macrophages
TEME: neutrophils, xantochromic
Diagnosis of BVDV is based on antigen or antibody
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antigen
Enterotoxemia in calves, lambs, kids, piglets, or foals less than 7 days old is caused
by?
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Clostridium perfringens types B, C, and E
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IV fluids with added sodium bicarbonate (hypovolemia and met acidosis)
most common heart disease in cattle
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Congenital ventricular septal defect
calves in intussuseption are suffering from what metabolic abnormality?
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hypochloremic hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis.
commonly located in the area between ribs 10 and 13 on the right abdomen.
Differentiation between various causes of a right-side ping can be difficult in some
cases, although a ping cranial to rib 10 usually indicates the presence of AV because
the liver is displaced medially by the distended viscus. A small, right-side ping
underlying ribs 12 or 13 and extending as far forward as rib 10 is common in cows with
functional ileus from a number of causes.
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Right displaced abomasum
Main six disease of IBR or Bovine Herpes Virus
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ARE ION
• Respiratory
• Abortion
• Ocular
• Infectious pustular vulvovaginitis
• Generalized neonatal infection
• Encephalitis
what organism causes Blackleg
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, Clostridium chauvoei
A 4 month calf with loud cough, tachypnea, diarrhea, and ill thrift of 8 days duration.
However, there are no signs of sepsis, depression, or loss of appetite. On physical
exam, you could hear crackles and wheezes over the lung fields and a harsh
bronchial tone cranioventrally
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Enzootic pneumonia due to poor environment
bovine fibrinous pleuropneumonia is aka (common name)? How do you distinguish
this from bovine enzootic pneumonia.
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Shipping fever, more systemic sign or sicker calves
2 spp most susceptible to tetanus
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horses and pigs
Treatment of ketosis
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1. IV glucose
2. oral propylene glycol- support gluconeogenesis
3. corticosteroids- support gluconeogenesis and appetite-stimulant
Listeria vs TEME in CSF taps?
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Listeria: mononuclear pleocytosis- monocytes, macrophages
TEME: neutrophils, xantochromic
Diagnosis of BVDV is based on antigen or antibody
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antigen
Enterotoxemia in calves, lambs, kids, piglets, or foals less than 7 days old is caused
by?
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Clostridium perfringens types B, C, and E
