Plant and Chemical Elements Poisonings (1) (1)

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What is a poison?
Any substance which through its chemical action kills, injures, or impairs an organism.
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Factors affecting the effects of poisons
The amount consumed, concentration, rate of absorption and elimination, species of animal.
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Poor management contributing to livestock poisonings
Carelessness when using insecticides, disinfectants, rat poisons, paint, feed additives, and reduction of palatable forage.
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Recommendations for reducing livestock poisoning
Store chemicals away from animals, keep animals away from freshly painted areas, and manage grazing pastures.
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Symptoms of Castor Bean poisoning
Nausea, violent purging, blood in feces, muscular tremors, general weakness, and emaciation.
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What is prussic acid?
A toxin that can be produced by certain plants, affecting the ability of animals to utilize oxygen, leading to suffocation.
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Cyanogenic plants release toxins under specific conditions
Crushing of plant materials during consumption or processing releases hydrocyanic acid (HCN) from glycosides.
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Symptoms of prussic acid poisoning
Staggering, labored breathing, spasms, foaming at the mouth, and prostration.
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What is the effect of mature larkspur plants?
Potency decreases as the plant matures, with fully mature plants regarded as harmless.
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What does dicoumarol do?
It is an anti-clotting agent that causes severe bleeding in cattle, converted from coumarin by mold in sweet clover hay.
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Symptoms of salt poisoning in animals
Diarrhea, hypersensitivity to touch, loss of appetite, redness of mucous membranes, loss of coordination, paralysis, and death.
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What is molybdenum's effect on animals?
Interferes with copper metabolism, causing copper deficiency, particularly affecting young animals.
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How to prevent sweet clover poisoning?
Ensure hay is well-cured and avoid baling moldy clover.
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Treatment for sweet clover poisoning
Keep animals quiet, provide blood transfusions, administer vitamin K.
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What preventive measure can be used against prussic acid poisoning?
Green chop forage consumption is usually safer than grazing.
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Symptoms of larkspur poisoning
Neuro-muscular paralysis, muscular twitching, staggering gait, vomiting, and potentially death.
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symptoms of molybdenum poisoning

diarrhea, emaciation (abdnomally weak, thin), anemia, weakness, stiffness, fading hair coat. males become sterile, females fail to come to heat

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symptoms of selenium poisoning

hairloss, rough horns, deformed hooves, sterility, death

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symptoms of sweet clover poisoning

internal bleeding, tobacco like odor,

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symptoms of oak poisoning

constipation, blood stain, dark feces, kidney damage, ulcer in mouth, esophagus, gi tract

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treatment of poisoned animals

activated charcoal, treatment of symptoms, antidote available

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symptoms of lead based paint poisoning

affects pericardium around heart, fluid retention around heart

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treatment or prussic acid

sodium nitrate, sodium thiosulfate

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cyanogenic plant poison treatment

sodium nitrate, sodion thiosulfate, methane blue (commonly used)