Congenital and Genetic Disorders

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Present at birth

Congenital

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May be caused by placental abnormalities, twins, or developmental issues

Congenital

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Caused by specific gene mutations

Genetic

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When should a foal have spontaneous breathing?

1 minute

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What type of disease is flexural limb deformities?

Congenital

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Also known as “contracted tendons”

Flexural limb deformities

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Cannot fully extend one or more limbs

Flexural limb deformities

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Often due to intrauterine positioning, maternal malnutrition, or genetic

Flexural limb deformities

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What type of disease is angular limb deformities

Congenital

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Involved an inward or outward deviation of a limb most commonly at the knees or fetlock

Angular limb deformities

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Common causes include premature birth, weak ligaments, over-nutrition, or rapid growth

Angular limb deformities

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What type of disease is wry nose

Congenital

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Also known as Campylorrhinus lateralis

Wry nose

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Deviated or twisted upper jaw and nasal bone

Wry nose

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Leads to malnutrition, respiratory noise and difficult breathing, malaligned teeth

Wry nose

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Caused by fetal malpositioning

Wry nose

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What type of disease is scoliosis

Congenital

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Lateral bending of the spine, often accompanied by neck curving or leg abnormalities

Scoliosis

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Swelling at the navel where part of the intestine or abdominal tissue protrudes through an incompletely closed abdominal wall

Umbilical hernia

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A common neonatal condition where the fetal tube connecting that bladder to the umbilicus fails to close at birth, causing urine to drip or stream from the navel

Pervious urachus

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Openings in the wall between the left and right ventricles, often causes a loud murmur

Ventricular septal defect

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A fatal congenital condition characterized by an excessive buildup of cerebrospinal fluid within the brain

Hydrocephalus

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Fatal deficiency in storing sugar, leading to weak foals

Glycogen branching enzyme deficiency

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Causes severe and painful skin defects where the skin separates from the underlying tissues

Hereditary equine regional dermal asthenia

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Fatal neurological condition where foals are born with a lavender coat color, seizures, and inability to stand

Lavender foal syndrome

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An inherited, neurological disease, caused by the premature death of Purkinje cells in the cerebellum

Cerebellar abiotrophy