Vbms 303 final questions with complete
solutions graded A+ already passed
Bovine foot rot? - correct answer ✔✔Fusiformis necrophirus, swellong and claws
spread, crack between toes aka cleft lesions, can lead to severe lameness, check
sole for foreign obesct, inject with antibiotic, foot baths, preventby adding organin
iodide to feed
Laminitis? - correct answer ✔✔Grass founder, post parturient mentritis, injury,
over eating grain, treat by butazolidin, exercise, prevent over consumption of
grains, introduce grasses slowly, therapeutic hoof trimming
Acute laminitis? - correct answer ✔✔Sudden, don't want you to pick their feet up,
will resist lead, will put their weight on back end, warm hoof and inflammation,
coffin bone may rotate
Chronic laminitis? - correct answer ✔✔Dropped sole, diverging get line in hoof
wall, separation of wall and sole, severe rotation of coffin bone
Toe abscesses? - correct answer ✔✔Feedlot cattle, infection, sore and short
strides, lameness, swelling, trim hoof, antibiotics, facility problem, treatment is
variable, abscess formation on the tip of the toe, low stress techniques
Digital papillomatosis foot warts? - correct answer ✔✔Dairy cattle, lameness,
lesion on the back of the foot between the digits, early stages its raw and moist,
mature gray brown hair like projections, veterinary care, surgery and foot baths,
inflammation of the navicular bone, short stride extend toe and stumble,
therapeutic shoeing, select for larger foot size, avoid concrete
, Pseudorabies? - correct answer ✔✔Aujeszkys disease, infectious bulbar paralysis,
mad itch,
Herpesvirus, in Midwest and southern US, feral swine, swine natural host, pets
and ruminants are dead end hosts, carnivores developing mad itch after eating
infected animals raccoons
Pseudorabies transmission and pathogenesis? - correct answer ✔✔Direct contact,
semen, airborne transmission, contaminated water, wild and domestic animals,
travels to cns and or respiratory tract, viremia, latent infections
Navicular disease? - correct answer ✔✔Horses, inflammation of navicular bone,
short and painful stride, therapeutic shoeing
Diagnosis of pseudorabies in pigs? - correct answer ✔✔Reportable disease,
clinical signs, necropsy, Pcr tests to detect virus antigen and antivirus antibiodies
Prevention of pseudorabies? - correct answer ✔✔Maintain closed herds, test and
isolate, restrict contact, restrict access of traffic, vaccination,
Types of vaccinations for pseudorabies? - correct answer ✔✔I activated, modified
live, genetically engineered, attenuated, antigenic marker
Erysipelas? - correct answer ✔✔Lives in the soil a long time, rhusiopathiae,
disease in sheep and turkeys, causes dermatitis in humans, immunity to it, young
pigs, most healthy swine are carriers, shed, resistant in environment
solutions graded A+ already passed
Bovine foot rot? - correct answer ✔✔Fusiformis necrophirus, swellong and claws
spread, crack between toes aka cleft lesions, can lead to severe lameness, check
sole for foreign obesct, inject with antibiotic, foot baths, preventby adding organin
iodide to feed
Laminitis? - correct answer ✔✔Grass founder, post parturient mentritis, injury,
over eating grain, treat by butazolidin, exercise, prevent over consumption of
grains, introduce grasses slowly, therapeutic hoof trimming
Acute laminitis? - correct answer ✔✔Sudden, don't want you to pick their feet up,
will resist lead, will put their weight on back end, warm hoof and inflammation,
coffin bone may rotate
Chronic laminitis? - correct answer ✔✔Dropped sole, diverging get line in hoof
wall, separation of wall and sole, severe rotation of coffin bone
Toe abscesses? - correct answer ✔✔Feedlot cattle, infection, sore and short
strides, lameness, swelling, trim hoof, antibiotics, facility problem, treatment is
variable, abscess formation on the tip of the toe, low stress techniques
Digital papillomatosis foot warts? - correct answer ✔✔Dairy cattle, lameness,
lesion on the back of the foot between the digits, early stages its raw and moist,
mature gray brown hair like projections, veterinary care, surgery and foot baths,
inflammation of the navicular bone, short stride extend toe and stumble,
therapeutic shoeing, select for larger foot size, avoid concrete
, Pseudorabies? - correct answer ✔✔Aujeszkys disease, infectious bulbar paralysis,
mad itch,
Herpesvirus, in Midwest and southern US, feral swine, swine natural host, pets
and ruminants are dead end hosts, carnivores developing mad itch after eating
infected animals raccoons
Pseudorabies transmission and pathogenesis? - correct answer ✔✔Direct contact,
semen, airborne transmission, contaminated water, wild and domestic animals,
travels to cns and or respiratory tract, viremia, latent infections
Navicular disease? - correct answer ✔✔Horses, inflammation of navicular bone,
short and painful stride, therapeutic shoeing
Diagnosis of pseudorabies in pigs? - correct answer ✔✔Reportable disease,
clinical signs, necropsy, Pcr tests to detect virus antigen and antivirus antibiodies
Prevention of pseudorabies? - correct answer ✔✔Maintain closed herds, test and
isolate, restrict contact, restrict access of traffic, vaccination,
Types of vaccinations for pseudorabies? - correct answer ✔✔I activated, modified
live, genetically engineered, attenuated, antigenic marker
Erysipelas? - correct answer ✔✔Lives in the soil a long time, rhusiopathiae,
disease in sheep and turkeys, causes dermatitis in humans, immunity to it, young
pigs, most healthy swine are carriers, shed, resistant in environment
