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| When doing a neuro exam of a farm animal, you don't want them in a shoot to evaluate which kind of deficit? |
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| Normal mentation + ataxia indicate which two types of neuro lesions? |
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| flexor reflex in front limbs are controlled by which two nerves and which spinal segments? |
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| flexor reflex in hind limbs controlled by which nerve and which spinal segments? |
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| Patellar reflex evaluate this nerve and these spinal segments: |
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| palpebral tests which two CN's |
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| Feed the cow to see if they can swallow test these two main CN's, and sometimes this CN: |
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| Menace tests these two CN's |
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| a ventrolateral strabismus could be a problem with one of two CN's which are: |
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| When you have elevation of the third eyelid in a cow, it could be horner's or this toxin: |
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| Food retention in mouth of a cow is most commonly a problem with this CN: |
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| Dropped jaw indicate problem with this CN: |
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| Intention tremors + ataxia in cow: where's the lesion? |
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| Intention tremors + wide based stance in calf. What's top differential? |
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| Over what time period do BSE signs progress? |
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| A cow starts charging inanimate objects. First thing you should do before the neuro exam is ___a___. Top differential should always be __b___. Though rare in U.S., this disease, ___c___, should also be on list b/c economic impact |
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| a. put on gloves b. rabies c. BSE |
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| how is scrapie tansmitted? |
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| what bodily fluid is a common way for scrapie to be transmitted? |
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| uneasiness/behavioral; itching/pulled wool |
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| where can you take tissue for antemortem dx scrapie |
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| 3rd eyelid lymphoid tissue |
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| What are two good control measure for scrapie, one being long term, one being immediate protocols. |
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| genetic selection; lambing hygiene |
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| this always a differential esp on a cow with progressive neuro signs |
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| IBR and pseudorabies are both caused by what kind of virus |
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| Which strain of IBR is neurotropic? |
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| see resp signs alingside neuro signs in a calf. How to tx and what is px? |
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| supportive; poor- 100% fatality almost |
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| how do cows get pseudorabies? |
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| this disease of swine is highly fatal in cows |
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| this neuro disease of cattle has a very short incubation period ( less than a week) |
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| you have some itchy cows, what is it most likely, what should you rule out, and where did they get this disease? |
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| pseudorabies, rabies, pigs |
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| highly fatal infectious neuro diseases of cattle (I'm thinking of 8) |
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| rabies, pseudorabies, IBR, Buss dz, Listeriosis, TEME, tetanus, nervous coccidiosis |
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| Adult goat presents with arthritic signs while some kids are acting al neuro: |
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| Worry of what disease is the reason behind keeping doe from raising her own kid? |
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| Sporadic Bovine Encephalomyelitis is AKA |
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| Sporadic Bovine Encephalomyelitis is caused by: |
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| see a yearling calf with polyserosistis and neuro signs think: |
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| tx for buss disease, though prob gonna die: |
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| tetracyclines, tylosin, supportive |
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| what will you see on a CSF tap for listeriosis |
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| what's the most common cause of circling and head pressing in ruminants? |
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| 95 % f the time, this disease is confirmed postmortem by seeing microabscesses in brain. |
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| Listeria is a gram (-/+) ontop of fact need to cross BBB, therefore, these two antibiotics are good choices: |
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| penicillin, oxytetracycline |
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| Thromboembolic Meningoencephalitis (TEME) is caused by _____ and most commonly see in the ______ season |
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| Histophilus somni; winter |
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| come december, 1 year old feedlot cattle is looking really tired- what's high on diff? |
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| meningitis in a neonate- when doing PE- you should def palpate this structure: |
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| what kind of AB should you use for bacteria meningitis |
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| broad spectrum like ceftiofur |
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| neonate with neuro signs, think: |
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| neuro signs and bradycardia in a cow that may have had a bout of rumenitis: |
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| is a brain abscess or brain tumor more common? |
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| three differential alongside tetanus: |
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| BSE, Polio, hypomagnesemia |
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| most common route of entry for C. tetani in cattle |
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| This organism produces a toxin that interferes with release of ACh |
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| cow has had tongue paralysis for 7 days- top diff:, but worry about: |
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| what protozoal genus is responsible for nervous coccidiosis |
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| Increased comsumption of what mineral can cause polioencephalomalacia |
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| Three things to give a cow with lead poisoning |
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| magnesium sulfate, calcium EDTA, thiamine |
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| cereballar ataxia in adult pigs can be a sign of severe: |
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| who can eb an aberrant host for the meningeal worm? |
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| llamas/alpacas, sheep, goat |
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| to prevent meningeal worm- keep camelids away from these two things: |
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| what breeds get spastic paresis |
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