VTNE Review

Review for my boards.

37 cards   |   Total Attempts: 183
  

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What is the formula for replacement fluids?
% dehydrated x body weight (kg) x 1000 = volume of replacement fluid (in mL)
What is the formula for total daily fluids?
Maintenance fluids + fluid deficit + ongoing losses = total daily fluids
Explain Leptospirosis
Bacterial; Leptospira interrogansZoonoticTransmitted via infected urineAffects the liver and kidneys
Symptoms: fever, hepatic disease, jaundice, renal failure, vomiting/diarrhea, hemoglobinuriaLarge animals - causes infertility, abortion in the middle or late pregnancy, and causes moon blindness in horses
Explain Rabies
An acute viral encephalomyelitisRhabdovirus
Virus travels via peripheral nerves to the spinal cord to the brain where it replicates and sheds; then it travels to the salivary glands [where it is shed in the saliva]
Symptoms: Anorexia, behavior changes, ataxia, dysphagia, voice change, circling, coma, seizures, paralysis
Explain what causes dystocia in Cattle
Malposition of the fetus, uterine torsion, uterine inertia, and hypocalcemia
Explain Milk Fever in cattle
AKA Hypocalcemia (low amounts of calcium)They appear very weak
Must administer calcium slowly; otherwise, too rapid administration may cause cardiac arrhythmia and arrest
Explain Toxic Mastitis in cattle, along with treatment
Can be life-threatening and results in a down cow
Tx: IV fluids, anti-inflammatories, antibiotics
What are 3 other common encountered periparturient problems of cattle?
Retained placentaMetritisUterine prolapse
Explain Ketosis and Hardware Disease in cattle
Ketosis is common in high producing animals from utilizing body stores of fat to meet increased metabolic needs
Hardware Disease results from a sharp object penetrating through the cow's reticulum and/or the diaphragm and pericardium
What is another name for Bovine Respiratory Disease Complex?
Shipping Fever
Explain what Bovine Viral Diarrhea (BVD) virus produces
Respiratory diseaseDiarrheaCan result in abortion and congenital defects
Explain Bovine Respiratory Syncytial Virus (BRSV)
Major agent in initiating BRD
Symptoms result from stress and concurrent bacterial infection of the respiratory tract
Explain COPD (or heaves) in horses
Etiology: Allergic and inflammatory response to barn and hay dust
Best treated by management changes and administration of bronchodilators, antihistamines, and anti-inflammatory drugs
Explain Colic in horses
Described as gastrointestinal pain
Signs: Stamping feet, kicking at the abdomen, lying down, rolling, sweating, grinding of teethCommon causes: Gas accumulation, obstruction, ulcers, twisted colon, foreign bodies, parasites
What two symptoms are seen in horses with West Nile Virus?
Weakness and muscle tremors