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| Surgery on horses can cause a secondary condition because of their size. What condition is this? |
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| What two devices help wit hemostasis on equine limb surgeries? |
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| Tourniquet and Esmarch bandage |
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| Postsurgical bandages should be changed every: |
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| A common name for the condition that may require surgeries involving intestinal volvulus, incarceration, enterolithiasis, fibrous foreign body obstruction, and some intestinal displacements in the horse is? |
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| Where is the incision made on the cow for cesarean sections, rumenotomies, or rumenostomies? |
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| Where is the incision made on the cow for exploratory laparotomies? |
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| Fungal plaque forming in the lining of guttural pouches is a life threatening condition of? |
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| A puncture wound on the foot of both cows and horses can advance to a life-threatening condition called: |
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| Uroliths are the formation of _____ in the bladder. |
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| An inverted L block uses this drug: |
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| Rolling of the eyelids so they sit against the cornea is called: |
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| Ruminants require _____ the dose of Xylazine that horses so. |
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| Intravenous regional anesthesia is used primarily for procedures on the: |
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| The preferred patient positioning for a ruminant recovering from anesthesia is: |
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| If possible, calves should be dehorned: |
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| Within the first month of life |
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| A bovine can be made recumbent by exerting pressure on muscles and nerves with a series of carefully placed and tightened ropes. This technique is called: |
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| For a horse patient preparation in a standing surgery, how long and water should food we held? |
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Withhold grain 12 hours
Withhold hay 2 to 6 hours
Water is not withheld |
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| What are the three types of standing surgery anesthesia? |
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Nerve blocks
Field blocks
Epidural anesthesia |
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| What are the four intubation techniques used in horse? |
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Orotracheal
Nasotracheal
Direct tracheal intubation
Tracheotomy |
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| What is a Triple Drip Combination? |
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| it is used for castration of a horse that contains Guaifenesin-Ketamine-Xylazine (GKX) |
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| What is Caslick's procedure? |
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| A surgical procedure closing the upper part of the vulva. This will decrease the likelihood of contamination being introduced from the outside. |
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| its due to pneumovagina(aspiration of air into the vagina, or wind sucking. |
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| Why is Caslick's performed? |
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Vulval stretching following repeated foaling
Injury to perineal tissue
Poor bodily condition (old, thin mares) |
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| When should a bandage be removed when a horse has skin sutures? |
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| What are the most common diseases requiring surgery? |
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| Gastrointestinal & Urogenital tract |
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| Condition where the foal dribbles urine from umbilicus because of presence of a patent canal between urachus and urinary bladder. |
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