EQST405: Artificial Photoperiod & Hormone Therapy

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melatonin

Artificial light interrupts the secretion of what hormone?

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Jan. 1st

Age of horses used for racing & showing is based on what birthdate?

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early December

When should the artificial photoperiod start

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60-70 days

Hwo long does it take a mare to ovulate under an artificial photoperiod?

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10 or more foot candles of light

What lighting level is appropiate for the artificial photoperiod?

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newspaper test

What test can you do to see if lighting is adequate for the artificial photoperiod?

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one 100-200 watt incandescent bulb

What wattage & how many bulbs is required in a 12×12 stall?

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16L:8D

Traditional light vs dark hours for artificial photoperiod

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constant regimen or stepwise regime

2 regimes for the traditional method of artificial photoperiod

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3 hours of light first, add ½ hour each week until 16 hrs

stepwise regime

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Pulse method/flash method

Method involves turning on light for 1 hour at select times

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T/F: Artificial lighting eliminates the transition period

False

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1) open mares

2) barren mares

3) maiden mares

4) early foaling mares

5) bred mares for 40 days after breeding or May 1st (whichever comes first)

What 5 horses would you use artificial light on?

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3 consecutive days

How long does it take off lights for a mare’s ovulation time to regress?

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1) Induction of estrus

2) Synchronization of estrus

3) Prevention of estrus

4) Embryo recipients

5) Lactation induction

5 reasons we use hormones in mares

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mare must be in estrus

What is the requirement for induction of ovulation in mares?

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1) endometrial (uterine) edema

2) relaxed cervix

3) pre-ovulatory follicle (>3.5cm)

3 features of estrus in a mare

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deslorelin (GnRH analogue/Sucromate)

Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG/Chorulon)

2 hormones used for induction of ovulation

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42 hours

What is average ovulation time after giving deslorelin?

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48 hours

ovulation happens within what time period after administrating deslorelin

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Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG/Chorulon)

hormone has an LH like effect

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deslorelin (sucromate)

hormone is a GnRH analogue

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24-48 hrs

hCG causes ovulation within what time period

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36 hrs

hcG average ovulation time

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2500 units

hCG dose

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induce antibody formation

What hCG side effect causes reduced effectiveness?

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1) Suppress estrus

2) Synchronize estrus

3) Hasten 1st ovulation of year

4) Pregnancy maintenance/support

5) Management of high risk pregnancies

5 uses of progestogens

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Altrenogest (Regumate)

Used for estrus suppression

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1ml/110lb orally for 10-15 days

dose for Altrenogest (Regumate)

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Altrenogest (Regumate)

synthetic progestogen

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late transition or cycling mares

Altrenogest (Regumate) is used in which mares?

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estrus in 3-5 days
ovulation in 7-9 days

Altrenogest (Regumate) estrus & ovulation timelines

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progesterone & estradiol

“gold standard” method of estrus synchronization

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150 mg P4 & 10mg E2 for 10-14 days

progesterone & estradiol estrus synchronization doses

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1) Luteolysis (CL destruction)

2) Prolonged & low amplitude uterine contractions up to 4 hours

What 2 things do prostaglandins do?

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prostaglandins

Used to “short cycle” mares

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luteal phase (when mature CL; >5 days post ovulation)

When are prostaglandins given?

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2 doses 2 weeks apart

When should prostaglandins be given for synchronization of mares?

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estrus in 3-5 days

ovulation in 7-10 days

prostaglandins estrus & ovulation timeline

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post ovulation if breeding

When should prostaglandins never be used?

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to evacuate uterine fluid

Why would you use prostaglandins to induce uterine contractions?

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oxytocin

most commonly used to induce uterine contractions

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1) inducing labor

2) retained placenta management

3) induce milk “let down”

3 uses of oxytocin

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rapid onset (1 min) & short duration (45 min)

2 features of oxytocin uterine contractions

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oxytocin

hormone has no effect on CL function

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dopamine antagonist (antidopaminergic) → blocks production of dopamine

domperidone is what kind of hormone?

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1) fescue toxicosis agalactia

2) unknown cause agalactia

3) induction of lactation in a nurse mare

4) induce follicle development in transition mares

4 uses of domperidone

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