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Who performs a health certificate and insurance exam on horses

Veterinarian

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Top 5 common horse coat colors

- bay
- chestnut
- gray
- black
- white

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What do a Coggins test test for? How often do you perform this test?

Equine Infectious Anemia (EIP)
Yearly

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Is a digital pulse a good thing to feel in horses? What can it indicate?

No
Inflammation in the hoof

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How long do you count for a HR on large animals

30 seconds

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How many fields do you auscultate the lungs in

4

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Most common arrhythmia in horses

2nd degree AV block

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How long do you listen for rumen contractions/gut sounds

1 minuet

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In horses how many areas do you listen to for rumen contraction

4

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What are your landmarks when listening to rumen contraction in horses

Behind last rib and before the point of the hip

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What side is the rumen on

Left

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What do blue gums indicate

Lack of oxygen (hypoxia)

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What do pale gums indicate

anemia

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What do yellow gums indicate

Icterus

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What do brick red gums indicate

shock

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Where you test skin turgor on horses

Point of the shoulder

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How do you weigh horses

weight tape

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What do you place in colic horses

nasogastric tube

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where do you measure for a nasogastric tube

last rib

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Common cause of ophthalmic issues in horses? What conditions can they have?

Trauma
- recurrent anterior uveitis (moon blindness), cataracts, sarcoids, melanomas, and squamous cell carcinomas

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Common cause of lameness in horses?

trauma

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5 ways to administer oral meds

- feed additives
- dose syringes
- balling gun
- oral drench
- nasogastric tubing

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Most common IM injection site in large animal? Why?

Lateral cervical
Food animals don't produce food from this site

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What is the dorsal border for lateral cervical IM injections

Nuchal ligament

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What is the ventral border for lateral cervical IM injection

Cervical spine

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What is the caudal border for lateral cervical IM injections

Cranial aspect of the shoulder

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What IM site should you avoid in nursing foals? Why?

Lateral cervical
Causes neck pain which may result in them being unable to nurse

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Max volume for an IM injection

15 mL

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Most common IV injection and catheter site in large animal

jugular

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What happens if you accidentally hit the carotid artery during a jugular

Seizure, death, collapse, or hematoma

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What is the purpose of blood gases

Draw arterial blood to check oxygenation

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Ways to collect urine in horses? What way is never performed

- voided sample and catheter
- never use cystocentesis

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What characteristic of RBCs is normal in horses and cats

Rouleaux

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Are basophils common in cows/ large animal? What do they get confused for?

Yes
Mast cells

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How much of a horses blood volume comes from the spleen

1/3

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Is it normal for a horse to have high bilirubin concentrations? Why or why not?

Yes
They don't possess a gallbladder

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What position is a horse in for an arthrocentesis

Standing and weight bearing

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What procedure do you use to test lower airway diseases like asthma

Bronchoalveolar lavage

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Where can you obtain a CFS sample from

Lumbosacral
Atlantoocciptal space

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What does normal CFS fluid look like? Is there zoonotic potential?

- clear, odorless, no bacteria
- yes, sterile technique when handling CSF fluid

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Man made ways for identification in large animal

- heat for freeze branding (horse)
- tattoo (ear or lip)
- microchip
- markings/colors/patterns (THIS IS NATURAL)
- ear tags (cows)
- ear notching (pigs)

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What organ are you trying to avoid in an abdominocentesis

spleen

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Normal air movement should not be accompanied by what 3 things when auscultating the lungs

- wheezing
- gurgling
- moist sounds

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Pulse quality is described in what terms

As strong, bounding, weak, thready, or with other nonspecific terms

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What 3 things might cause in increase in temperature and should be considered when taking a TPR

- exercise
- weather
- age

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Normal gut sounds/min in a horse

1-3/minute

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Normal ruminant sounds/minute in a cow

1-2/minute

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During the 4 point auscultation of the gut sounds what is the number scale and what does each number mean

0- no motility heard
+1: hypomotility
+2: normal motility
+3: hypermotility

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A cow with ruminal bloat has what classic abdominal shape

"Papple"
Left side is shaped like an apple and right side is shaped like a pear

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What body system is most common evaluated and treated by equine practitioners

Musculoskeletal

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Besides the 3 basic types of physical exams, what else can be performed

- basic physical exam
- pre purchase exam
- insurance exam

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By head: lateral cervical
By butt: gluteal
By back legs: semitendinosus
By chest: pectoral