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-gland secreting hormones
-ductless system
-carried in the blood |
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-cells near source
-don't require blood |
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-controls self
-cycle of cell to release back to cell |
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-positive effect on anterior pituitary gland
- makes gonadotropins |
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-effect on gonads
-make FSH and LH |
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| follicle stimulating hormone |
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luteinizing hormone
causes ovulation |
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| receptor mediated response |
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-cell's ability to respond
- usually ends in the ability to create hormones |
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| Progesterone, estrogen, testosterone |
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| produced in the pituitary |
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| holds ovary in the broad ligament |
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| holds uterus in the broad ligament |
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| holds oviduct in the broad ligament |
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| region of vagina - blind pouch underneath the urethra |
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| surrounds cervical opening |
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| uterine layers (out to in) |
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perimetirum
mesometrium
perimetrium |
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| connection between uterus and the oviduct |
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| where fertilization takes place in the oviduct |
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| area where follicle was now fills with blood, occurs for one to three days |
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| (yellow body) fills follicle with tissue after blood leaves |
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| (white body) follicle fills with scar tissue until it becomes invisible |
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| uterus has ____ type of horns |
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| bipartite (horns equal in size and shape to body) |
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maternal recognition
keep unfertilized oocyte in oviduct |
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| what's special about a mare ovary? |
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'inside out' - cortex on inside, medulla on outer layer
largest follicle in mammals |
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| houses sertoli cells responsible for sperm production, testosterone drives this |
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| spermatozoal transport route |
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rete tubule
efferent ducts
epididymis
ductus deferens |
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| epididymis parts and functions |
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head - concentration
body - sperm maturation
tail - storage and motility |
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| follice = ____ in a stallion |
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| produce the gel-fraction during sexual excitement |
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| makes a pH-balance pre-sperm |
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| gel-like secretion, purpose unknown |
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cavity that fills with blood during erectin process
dorsal |
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| period of sexual receptivity |
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estrus
metestrus
diestrus
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period when a mare does not experience estrous activity
Ex: age, pregnant, season, nutritional stress |
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| spots where fat is gained |
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| along the neck, ribs, behind the shoulder, along the withers, crease down loin, tailhead |
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| produced by follicle, responsible for mare displaying estrus |
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| produced by corpus leutem, responsible for inhibiting estrous activity |
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| produced by the uterus, responsible for the elimination of the CL |
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| produced by the anterior pituitary, responsible for follicular growth |
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| produced by the anterior pituitary, responsible for causing ovulation and maintain progesterone production |
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| sperm production, takes 57 days |
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| meiosis to increase number of sperm |
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| morphs into sperm, loss of all other capabilities |
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make any irregular wear of teeth even
remove hooks, ramps, steps, waves |
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-more than 3 pounds of grain
-sudden change in feed
-inadequate fiber
-poor quality food |
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| EHV-1/EHV-4 (Rhino) specializing factors |
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causes foal abortion
no treatment
vaccine decreases duration and severity of disease |
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EEE more severe
east vs. west |
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| EEE, WEE specializing factors |
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mosquito transmitted
inflammation of brain, brain stem
signs: ataxia, behavior changes, blindness |
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| ataxia plus muscle tremors, hypersensitive |
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caused by a bacteria
transmitted by anything
signs: mucus, lymph node swelling |
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| fatal disease caused by bacteria found in soil. Muscles remain contracted |
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| causes death within 4-7 days, diagnosis post mortem |
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| migrate, not resistant to drugs |
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| stay in intestinal lining, resistant to drugs |
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found in small intestine of foals
diagnosis in feces
ivermectin treatment |
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live in colon
itching tail
anti-parasitic compounds |
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larval from flies
yellow spots on legs
ivermectin |
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in the cecum and small intestine
pyrantel |
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