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18-24 Days
Length of estrous in swine
Chester White
Breed of swine that is maternal and always white
114 Days
Length of gestation in swine
Gilt
An intact female swine before it gives birth
Terminal Lines
A classification of swine breeds that show fast growth, well-muscled and leaner carcasses
Lateral Auricular Vein
Location for venipuncture when <5mL sample is needed
IP Injection
An injection where fluid is injected in a standing pig in the paralumbar fossa
Clipping Needle Teeth
A procedure performed on piglets to reduce or eliminate trauma to the sow’s teats
Ear Notching
A procedure utilizing a cut to identify swine on the ear where a number is given for both litter number and pig number
Area Caudal to the Ear
Location of most IM injections in swine
Laryngospasm
The side affect of swine intubation where the larynx is especially sensitive to stimulation
Tusk
Layman’s term for C1 tooth
Umbilical Hernia
The process where the natural umbilical opening in the abdominal wall fails to close completely after birth and allows contents of the abdomen to protrude through the abdominal wall
Halothane
Inhalation anesthetic that is associated with malignant hyperthermia
Boar Taint
Distinct, objectionable odor released during cooking meat from intact male swine
Atrophic Rhinitis
Disease caused by Bordetella bronchiseptica
Brucellosis
Disease caused by Brucella suis
Hog Cholera
Disease not currently seen in the U.S. caused by a pestivirus
SMEDI
Stillbirth, Mummification, Embryotic Death, Infertility
Leptospirosis
Infectious disease commonly transmitted via urine
Holstein Bull
This species and breed poses the greatest threat to the restrainer
Flat Board
To back an uncooperative pig into a corner, the restrainer should use this
Iron
Which injection should piglets raised in indoor confinement receive during early life
Tail Jack
Grasp near the base to one third of the way down the tail and push straight upwards over the cows back
Behind the Ear
When giving IM injection in swine, what location is always used
White Muscle Disease
Caused by vitamin E and selenium deficiency
Scrapie
Reportable disease with no known treatment, only diagnosed by histopathologic examination of the brain
Milk Fever
Hypocalcemia
Porcine Parvovirus
SMEDI
Atrophic Rhinitis
Bordetella bronchiseptica in swine, destruction of nasal turbinates
283 Days
Cattle gestation length
Llama
Induced Ovulator
Farrowing
Sow’s giving birth
114 days
Gestation length of swine
3
Number of stages in parturition
2
The stage of fetus delivery
0
Cattle incisor number
3
Number of compartments in camelid upper GI tract
4
Number of compartments in cattle upper GI tract
2
Number of nerves to block for dehorning in small ruminants
1
Number of nerves to block for dehorning in cattle
Phrenic
Avoid this nerve when doing a cranial vena cava venipuncture in swine
2(I:0/3; C:0/1: PM:3/3; M: 3/3)
Goat dental formula
Somatic Cell Count
California mastitis test, effectively measures
Barber Pole Worms
FAMACHA Scoring measures anemia associated with this endoparasite
Brucellosis and Bovine Tuberculosis
To travel across state lines with bovine, they must first test negative for 2 diseases
Xylazine
Cattle are sensitive to this sedative
Lidocaine
Small ruminants are sensitive to this drug with a toxic dose of 5 mg/kg
21 Days
The length of estrous in bovine
Artificial Insemination
In cattle, the act of depositing sperm directly into the uterus
3
Stage of parturition which includes the passage of the placenta
Heifer
An immature female bovine
Polled
A bovine born without horns
Jugular and coccygeal veins
Two locations for venipuncture or IV injection in cattle
Balling Gun
Instrument used to administer pills to cattle
Drenching
The procedure to deliver liquid oral medications
Abdominocentesis
Procedure to collect fluid from the peritoneal cavity
The Area to Administer IM Injections in Cattle
Triangle between the slope of shoulder, nuchal ligament and transverse vertebral processes
Standing Surgery
The procedure to perform surgery on bovine patients using local or regional anesthesia
Paravertebral Block
Name the procedure that blocks a large flank area, depositing local anesthetic at T13, L1 and L2
Caudal Epidural Analgesia
An anesthetic block which desensitizes the anus, perineum, vulva, caudal vagina and caudal aspect of the thighs
Bloat
Distention of the abdomen; a complication of general anesthesia
Compartment Syndrome
Postanesthetic myopathy and neuropathy in cattle
Anthrax
Disease caused by Bacillus anthracis
John’s Disease
Disease caused by Mycobacterium avium paratuberculosis
Hardware Disease
Traumatic Reticuloperitonitis
LDA/RDA
Condition where abomasum moves from its normal position to the left or right
Ketosis
Non-infectious disease where feed consumption does not meet energy requirements and animal uses fat stores
Bloat
Free gas and frothy are two types of what
Milk Fever
Low calcium seen after calving
Xylazine
What sedative agent are cattle sensitive to
Grass Tetany
Magnesium deficiency causes what disease
Inverted L Block
What type of block can be used for a rumenotomy, displacement, or c-section surgery
IV
The bier block is a(n) _____ block
Rickets
An imbalance of calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D
Ketosis
Insufficient energy intake
Urolithiasis
Formation of urinary calculi in the urinary tract
White Muscle Disease
Vitamin and selenium deficiency
Rumenotomy
Performed to relieve moderate to severe rumen bloats
Paravertebral Block
Uses multiple nerve blocks to create a large region of flank anesthesia
Cornual Nerve Block
What type of block should be used for dehorning
Dewlap
Extra flap of skin under the neck of a bovine that functions as a fat storage
Hardware Disease
Metallic foreign bodies stuck in the reticulum can cause
283 Days
What is the average length of gestation in bovine
24
For how many hours should cattle be held off feed prior to anesthesia
12
For how many hours should cattle be held off water prior to anesthesia
Esophageal Groove
What is the muscular structure that forms a tube allowing milk to go directly to the abomasum
Fatter Liver Disease
Result of negative energy balance, where an animal suddenly goes off feed often do to illness
Urine
How does leptospirosis spread
Escherichia Coli
What bacteria causes calf scours
Volatile Fatty Acids, Proteins, and B-Vitamins
What are the products of fermentation in the rumen
1
How many injection sites, per side, are required for a cornual nerve block in cattle
Rickets
What disease is the result of an imbalance of calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D
Water Belly
Laymen’s term for a urinary tract obstruction that leads to rupture
Foot Rot
Bacterial infection of the interdigital area caused by Fusobacterium necrophorum is called
Pinkeye
What disease is caused by Moraxella Bovis
Actinomyces Bovis
What organism causes lumpy jaw
Rumensin
Medication to prevent frothy bloat
Calcium Gluconate
Parturient paresis treatment
Tail Jacking
What is lifting the tail from the base up, then over the back of the cow called