VBMS 303 exam 3 questions correctly
answered to pass
Neonatal calf diarrhea pathogenesis? - correct answer ✔✔e. coli colonize
intestinal epithelium, viral damage to intestinal villi, fluid passage, bacterial
overgrowth
neonatal calf diarrhea pathological changes? - correct answer ✔✔electrolyte loss,
dehydration, blood shunting, acidosis, electrolyte imbalance
neonatal calf diarrhea treatment? - correct answer ✔✔fluid therapy, administer
fluids depending on 10% of body weight and water loss
neonatal calf diarrhea prevention and control? - correct answer ✔✔sanitation,
nutrition, colostrum, and umbilicus
vesicular stomatitis? - correct answer ✔✔caused by rhabdovirus, occurs in the
summer months, and is transmissed by arthropods and direct contact
vesicular stomatitis clinical signs? - correct answer ✔✔oral vesicles, excessive
salivation, anorexia, teat lesions
vesicular stomatitis control? - correct answer ✔✔regulatory agency, management,
control arthropods
, Actinobacillosis (wooden tongue) clinical signs? - correct answer ✔✔swelling,
excessive salivation, inability to chew
Actinobacillosis (wooden tongue) treatment? - correct answer ✔✔sodium iodide
Actinomycosis (lumpy jaw) ? - correct answer ✔✔caused by bacteria, occurs world
wide, transmissed by oral wounds
actinomycosis (lumpy jaw) clinical signs? - correct answer ✔✔bony swelling
actinomycosis (lumpy jaw) treatment? - correct answer ✔✔sulfa or sodium iodide
Choke? - correct answer ✔✔cause by obstruction of the esophagus, cattle rapid
ingestion, calves boluses, horses with dry grain
Choke clinical signs? - correct answer ✔✔bloat and extension of the head
choke treatment? - correct answer ✔✔in cattle and calves you relieve the bloat
Lactic acidosis pathogenesis? - correct answer ✔✔caused by feed, ingestion of
highly fermentable carbs, impaired rumen activity, rise in osmotic pressure, and
dehydration
lactic acidosis treatment? - correct answer ✔✔rumenotomy and adjust rations
answered to pass
Neonatal calf diarrhea pathogenesis? - correct answer ✔✔e. coli colonize
intestinal epithelium, viral damage to intestinal villi, fluid passage, bacterial
overgrowth
neonatal calf diarrhea pathological changes? - correct answer ✔✔electrolyte loss,
dehydration, blood shunting, acidosis, electrolyte imbalance
neonatal calf diarrhea treatment? - correct answer ✔✔fluid therapy, administer
fluids depending on 10% of body weight and water loss
neonatal calf diarrhea prevention and control? - correct answer ✔✔sanitation,
nutrition, colostrum, and umbilicus
vesicular stomatitis? - correct answer ✔✔caused by rhabdovirus, occurs in the
summer months, and is transmissed by arthropods and direct contact
vesicular stomatitis clinical signs? - correct answer ✔✔oral vesicles, excessive
salivation, anorexia, teat lesions
vesicular stomatitis control? - correct answer ✔✔regulatory agency, management,
control arthropods
, Actinobacillosis (wooden tongue) clinical signs? - correct answer ✔✔swelling,
excessive salivation, inability to chew
Actinobacillosis (wooden tongue) treatment? - correct answer ✔✔sodium iodide
Actinomycosis (lumpy jaw) ? - correct answer ✔✔caused by bacteria, occurs world
wide, transmissed by oral wounds
actinomycosis (lumpy jaw) clinical signs? - correct answer ✔✔bony swelling
actinomycosis (lumpy jaw) treatment? - correct answer ✔✔sulfa or sodium iodide
Choke? - correct answer ✔✔cause by obstruction of the esophagus, cattle rapid
ingestion, calves boluses, horses with dry grain
Choke clinical signs? - correct answer ✔✔bloat and extension of the head
choke treatment? - correct answer ✔✔in cattle and calves you relieve the bloat
Lactic acidosis pathogenesis? - correct answer ✔✔caused by feed, ingestion of
highly fermentable carbs, impaired rumen activity, rise in osmotic pressure, and
dehydration
lactic acidosis treatment? - correct answer ✔✔rumenotomy and adjust rations
