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What is cystorelin and feragyl?

Gonadorelin diacetate tetrayhydrate

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What was Gonadorelin diacetate tetrahydrate originally approved for?

Ovarian follicular cysts in dairy cattle but also approved for use in combination with cloprostenol sodium

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What is a clinical nuance of GnRH?

There are conflicting results in clinical trials comparing types of GnRH

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What is Lutalyse HighCon?

High concentrations PGF2alphaa that is only approved in cattle

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What is cloprostenol sodium?

PGF2alpha

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What is PGF2alphas approved for?

Treatment of pyometra or chronic endometritis, luteal cysts, estrus synchronization, treatment of mummified fetus

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When do you need to remove P4 implants?

After 7 days

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What are some clinical nuances of P4 implants?

CIDRs will keep P4 within their matrix after use (re-use is not inferior)

Progesterone can be absorbed through skin of humans

Blue tail on the end should be cut out because heifers like to pull CIDRs out

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What is the only P4 implant approved in the US?

EAZI-BREED CIDR

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What is melengesterol acetate?

P4 analogue used for growth promotion and suppression of estrus

Can also be used to synchronize cattle b pulling the drug at the same time

Must wait until second estrus to breed

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What are some clinical nuances of P4 medicated articles like melengestrol acetate?

Cheaper and less labor than CIDR

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What does P4 do during pregnancy?

Secreted from CL and placenta inhibiting myometrial contraction (P4 block)

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What does E2 do during pregnancy?

Secreted from placenta signaling early parturition and increases cervical and vaginal secretions

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What does cortisol do during pregnancy?

Secreted by fetus to tell the placenta to convert P4 to E2 decreased P4 levels and removing the block.

This causes the placenta to synthesize PGF2a

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What is PGF2alpha during parturition?

Lyses CL and drops P4

Stimulates relaxin

Stimulates myometrial contractions indirectly

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What does oxytocin do during parturition?

Released from posterior pituitary in response to afferent neuron stimulation from cervix

Causes myometrial contractions

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What drugs are used to manage pregnancy and parturition?

Progesterone, corticosteroids, prostaglandin F2alpha, oxytocin, lidocaine, epi

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How can you induce parturition?

Dexamethasone and PGF2alpha late in gestation but will increase risk of retained placenta

Should not be given until after 270 days gestation

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What regulates lactation

hormonal signals

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What is lactogenesis?

Development of mammary gland and initiation of milk production in gland

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What is galactopoiesis?

Maintaining milk production once it has started

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What are lacto ang galactopoiesis dependent on?

Prolactin and somatropin

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What is domperidone?

Dopamine antagonist that induces prolactin release

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What does melatonin supplementation do to lactation?

Decreases prolactin production

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What is oxytocin approved for?

Precipitate labor

Accelerate parturition

Evacuation of uterine debris

Contraction of uterus after C-section and control hemorrhage

Can be used to contract smooth muscle in mammary gland to induce milk let-down if udder is in proper physiological state

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Where can ovarian cysts be?

Follicular (responds to gonadorelin)

Luteal (responds to prostaglandin)

Can just treat with each if unsure the type

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What are the uterine diseases?

Pyometra

Endometritis

Metritis

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What are the types of dystocia?

Malpresentation

Fetal-maternal mismatch

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How do you treat pyometra/endometritis?

PGF2alpha

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What antibiotic is labelled for lactating dairy cattle?

Ceftiofur cystalline free acid (Excede)

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What antibiotics are not prohibited for use in lactating dairy cattle?

Ceftiofure hydrochloride

oxytet

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What is the most common disease in dairy cattle?

Mastitis also most common use of antibiotics in diaries

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What is the most commonly used drug to treat mastitis?

Cephalosporins

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What should you do every time you have to treat mastitis?

Discuss diagnosis, prevention, and management too

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What happens to a follicle after ovulation?

Fills with blood and becomes and corpus hemorrhagicum until it is becomes a CL

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What does CL release?

Progesterone

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What does estrogen levels mimic?

Size of follicles

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What occurs during metestrus?

Estrogen levels fall and follicle undergoes luteinization

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What occurs during diestru?

High progesterone

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What happens during proestrus?

Progesterone falls and estrogen rises

CL lyses

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What happens during estrus?

Ovulation and high levels of estrogen

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What is Gonadorelin hydrochloride?

Synthetic GnRH analog approved for ovarian cysts and synchronization

0 day withdrawal

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What is the difference between GnRH products?

Conflicting study results. Some say Factrel is worse than others, one says no difference,

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What is the difference between detecting a difference and showing non-inferiority?

Easier to prove there is not a difference

Non-inferiority has a null hypothesis that says this drug is not worse

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<p>(metestrus)</p>

(metestrus)

Nothing, just started a follicular wave

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<p>Diestrus</p>

Diestrus

No effect on CL but will leutanize dominant and subordinate follicles starting a new follicular wave

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<p>(estrus)</p>

(estrus)

More narrow ovulation window impacting late ovulators

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What is PGF2alpha (lutalyse) used for?

Induce luteolysis to synchronize estrus or induce abortion

Stimulate uterine contractions (pyometras)

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What are the clinical nuances of PGF2alpha

Can absorb through skin and cause abortion in humans

Can induce bronchospasms in asthmatics

Can make dogs and camelids sick

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<p>Metestrus</p>

Metestrus

No effect on corpus hemorrhagicum

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<p>Diestrus</p>

Diestrus

Luteolysis and a drop in p4

If dominant follicle is present then CL will form soon

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<p>Estrus</p>

Estrus

Nothing

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What is OvSynch?

Combine GnRH and PGF2alpha to synchronize cycles in cows using a single GnRH shot

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What happens if you give GnRH in the first few days of cycle during OvSynch?

Little effect but they are where you want them to be anyway

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What happens if you give GnRH during diestrus with OvSynch?

Antral follicles and dominant follicles will luteinize starting a new follicular wave

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What happens if you give GnRH to a cow that is during proestrus/estrus during OvSynch?

Ovulation of dominant follicle that with luteinize starting a follicular wave

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What are the steps of OvSynch?

Give GnRH

PGF2alpha 2 days after to cause ovulation

All cows will be in synch

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What happens if you put in a CIDR then give PGF2alpha?

Will increase progesterone so a CL is ready to lyse then PGF2alpha will lyse it when you want

Does not matter when you put in CIDR

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Can you give CIDR, GnRH, and PGF2alpha at once?

Technically off label so no

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What is the main difference between MGA and a CIDR?

The first oocyte after an MGA is less fertile than first oocyte on CIDR so need to wait for the second cycle

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What secretes pregnancy specific protein B?

Chorionic binucleate giant cells

Used to diagnose pregnancy

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What produces lactogens?

Placenta and fetus

Prepare udder for lactation

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T/F evidence supporting P4 supplementation to improve pregnancy retention in cattle is conflicting?

True

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How do we use P4 to manipulate pregnancy in a cow?

Decrease it using PGF2alpha (abortion)

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How do you induce abortion before 150 days?

PGF2alpha

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How do you induce abortion after 150 days?

PGF2alpha with dexamethasone

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What drugs are used to manipulate lactation?

recombinant bovine somatotropin (rBST)

Oxytocin

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What does rBST (recombinant bovine somatotropin) do?

Partitions nutrients towards lactations and augmentation galactopoiesis. Was not used until E. coli was able to be modified to create it instead of mice

0 day milk and meat withdrawal

HOWEVER, it is not used due to pushback by human health concerns despite no evidence supporting it

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What is happening to cattle and calves inventory?

Decreasing because we have better genetics so total milk production is still increasing

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Describe responsiveness to oxytocin on the uterus?

More responsive near parturition

Less responsive after parturition until 72 hours after there is no effect

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T/F utility of clearing fetal membranes with oxytocin is debatable?

True

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What is the only intramammary lincosamide for mastitis?

Pirlimycin

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What anti-inflammatories are used for mastitis?

Banamine (flunixin)

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What drugs are commonly used off label for bacteremia associated with mastitis and you should check with FARAD?

Ceftiofur

Penicillin G procaine

Oxytetracycline

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T/F lidocaine has not been found by FDA to be safe and effective and labeling is not approved?

True, but it is not enforced yet

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What is the toxic dose of lidocaine for a 500kg cow?

250 mL (20mg/mL)