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What are two reasons we castrate

  1. improves meat quality

  2. simplifies management


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give three examples of how castration can improve meat quality

  1. imrpoves marbling (in cattle)

  2. improves tenderness

  3. reduces thre risk of off-flavors


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what is Boar taint

unpleasent odor and taste that occurs when an intact male pig is slaughtered

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give four reasons why castration simplifies management

  1. castrated males are typically calmer and less agressive

  2. decreases mounting and fighting

  3. males and females can be housed together without worry about reproduction


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what does the scrotum do

provides protection and temperature regulation for the testicals

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how much cooler are the testicles compaired to the body

4-5 degrees cooler

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what do the testicles do

produce sperm and hormones (testosterone)

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<p>What is A</p>

What is A

The testicle

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<p>What is B </p>

What is B

The Pampiniform Plexus

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What does the pampiniform plexus do

it is a network of blood vessles that allow counter current temperature exchange to keep the testicles the correct temperature

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<p>what is C</p>

what is C

The cremaster Muscle

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what does the cremaster muscle do

allows for testicle descent and ascent for temperature regulation

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<p>what is D</p>

what is D

the vas deferens

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what does the vas deferens do

transports sperm away from testicle

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what does the spermatic cord include

the pampiniform plexus, the cremaster muscle, and the vas deferens

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<p>what is this and what does this do</p>

what is this and what does this do

this is an emasculator and it crimps the spermatic cord on one side while cutting it on the other you must cut through the scrotum

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what does crimping the spermatic cord do

reduces bleeding

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<p>what is this and what does it do </p>

what is this and what does it do

this is an emasculatome / burdizzo and it crushes and ruptures the spermatic cords without cutting the scrotum

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whats the downside of using a emasculatome/ burdizzo

can leave the vas deferens intact

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what is the appeal of using an emasculatome / burdizzo

it is bloodless

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<p>what is this and what does it do</p>

what is this and what does it do

this is an elastrator, it cuts off circulation to the testicles

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when crimping where should the crimp side be facing

towards the body of the animal

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how long should you clamp down for when using an emasculator

at least 15 seconds

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when using an emasculatome where should you place it

2 inches above the testicle

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when using an emasculatome how long should you clamp and hold down for

at least 30 seconds

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__ weeks after procedure testicles should be _____ as they _____

6 weeks after procedure testicles should be shriveled as they degenerate

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what cant you use an emasculator on

older animals with larger testicles

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<p>what is this and who is it used on </p>

what is this and who is it used on

this is a callicrate bander and it is used on larger calves

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What three NSAID can be used

Banamine

Prevail

Vetameg

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what is the active ingredient in Banamine, prevail, and vetameg

Flunixin Meglumine

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what do we use as a disinfectant / antiseptic

chlorahexidine

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what do 4 things can we spray on wounds after

iodine

wound kote

blu kote

scarlet oil

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what is the term for a castrated bull

steer

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what is the term for a castrated boar

barrow

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what is the term for a castrated ram

wether

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what is the term for a castrated buck / billy

wether

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what is collecting blood from sheep and goats often refered to as

bleeding

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what is a collection needle and what size do we use

it has a needle on both ends and is a 20Gx1”

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what holds the collection needle

a Vacutainer hub / collar / needle holder

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what do collection tubes do

holds a vaccume and has a color that indicates the type of tube

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what spins blood after collection

a centrifuge

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<p>What is A </p>

What is A

Plasma or serum about 55% of total blood

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what is in the serum / plasma

proteins

hormones

enzymes

minerals

glucose

antibodies

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<p>what is B </p>

what is B

buffy coat less then 1% of total blood

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what is in the buffy coat

leukocytes and platelets

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what are leukocytes

white blood cells / immune cells

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what are platelets

thrombocytes that help with clotting

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<p>what is C </p>

what is C

erythrocytes 45% of total blood

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what are erythrocytes

red blood cells that transport oxygen and carbon dioxide

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define hematocrit

the percent volume of red blood cells in blood

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serum

does NOT contain active clotting factors

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plasma

contains active clotting factors

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red tube

has micronized sillica particles that speed up clotting it is a serum tube

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what does a red mottled tube indicate

has micronized sillica particles that speed up clotting AND wax at the bottom is a serum tube

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what does a purple tube indicate

has EDTA that binds to Ca to stop clotting is a plasma tube

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<p>identify this tube </p>

identify this tube

has EDTA that binds to Ca to stop clotting is a plasma tube

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what does a green tube indicate

has heparin as an anticoagulant to stop clotting is a plasma tube

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<p>identify this tube </p>

identify this tube

has heparin as an anticoagulant to stop clotting is a plasma tube

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<p>identify this tube </p>

identify this tube

has micronized sillica particles that speed up clotting it is a serum tube

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<p>identify this tube </p>

identify this tube

has micronized sillica particles that speed up clotting AND wax at the bottom is a serum tube

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what remains under the wax in a red mottled tube

red blood cells so the serum can be poured out

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what is preformed with serum or plasma

diagnostic testing

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give 5 examples of diagnostics that can be preformed with a serum or plasma sample

metabolic profile

liver function

kidney function

antibodies

hormone profile

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what vein do we use for blood collection

jugular vein

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what does the vein line up with

the corner of the eye or jaw

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what happens if you remove the needle first while the tube is in it

the tube loses the vaccume necessary for blood draw

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what temperature should serum / plasma kept

should be frozen at -30c but -80c is better

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what do we label tubes with

animal iD date initials

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when is it okay to draw blood with a syringe and needle

when serum and or plasma is not needed

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what do you do if you need to use a needle and syringe but need serum or plasma

transfer the blood into a tube

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what is a hematoma

a ball where blood leaks out of the vein

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if there is a hematoma and you must get blood what should you do

collect blood above the hematoma

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what does using unclean supplies cause

infections at blood collection sites

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how do you put a vaccum back into a tube

use a syringe to draw air out of it