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| Scientific name of the rabbit |
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14-16lbs
the Giant Chinchilla
the Flemish Giant |
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5-14lbs
the New Zealand White
the Californian |
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2-4lbs
the Dutch
the Polish |
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eye disease
high cholesterol
AIDS
diabetes
diphtheria
tuberculosis
cancer
heart disease |
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| Laboratory rabbits are used to study what? |
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cosmetics
special diets
food additives |
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| product tests are done on lab rabbits for what? |
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| Rabbit blood is one of the best mediums for growing what virus in cultures? |
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| Rabbits nurse young how many times per day? |
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| lactating female rabbits drink up to what percentage of their body weight daily? |
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| What percentage of the rabbits body is their skeleton? |
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| non-ruminant herbivore with glandular stomach |
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| What type of digestive system do rabbits have? |
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| How do rabbits regulate their temperature? |
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| What percentage of their GI capacity is the rabbits cecum? |
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| The primary WBC in rabbits (it is the neutrophil in dogs and cats) |
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| What WBC is more common in rabbit blood compared to other species? |
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| This chemistry profile value is much higher normally in rabbits and is excreted in the kidneys. It ca result in arteriosclerosis if too high. |
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| This chemistry profile value will be much lower in rabbits. |
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| Rabbit urine has higher levels of what in it? |
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| Rabbits have this unique enzyme which will break down atropine rapidly and make it not effective, |
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| Rabbit pregnancy is refereed to as? |
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| Male rabbits are called what? |
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| Female rabbits are called what? |
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| Baby rabbits are called what? |
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| active at dawn and dusk. During twilight hours. |
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Pellets
Hay
dry food
water
cecotrophs |
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Definition
| Rabbit diets should consist of what? |
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| Rabbits drink what percentage of their body weight in water per day? |
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| Rabbits eat what percentage of their body weight in food per day? |
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| Best temperature for rabbits should not be over what? |
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| Pasteurella multocida, bordatella bronchiseptica |
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Definition
| Cause of the disease snuffles |
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sneezing
mucopurulent nasal discharge
conjunctivitis |
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Definition
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direct contact
aerosolization |
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Definition
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supportive
long term antibiotics |
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Definition
| Cause of Rota virus and Coronavirus |
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Definition
| Symptoms of Rotavirus & Coronavirus |
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| Transmission of Rotavirus & Coronavirus |
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supportive care
self-limiting |
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Definition
| Treatment of rotavirus & coronavirus |
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E-coli
lawsonia
Clostridium |
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Definition
| cause of Enterotoxemia & Enteropathy |
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| anorexia, diarrhea, wasting |
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Definition
| Symptoms of enterotoxemia & Enteropathy |
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Definition
| Transmission of Enterotoxemia and Enteropathy. |
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supportive care
antibiotics
dietary fiber |
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| Treatment of Enterotoxemia & Enteropathy |
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| treponema paraluis cuniculi |
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Definition
| Cause of Venereal Spirochetisis |
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erythema
edema of genitalia
lesions |
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| Symptoms of Venereal spirochetisis |
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genital-genital or facial-genital
fomites |
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| Transmission of Venereal Spirochetesis |
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| Treatment of Venereal spirocheteisis |
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| This condition in rabbits presents with anorexia with no fecal production. Treatment requires proper diet, and rehydrating |
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| Hairball that fills up entire cavity |
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aural arteries/ veins
jugular vein
saphenous vein |
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| rabbit blood collection sites |
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EMLA cream
22-27g needle
1-3cc syringe
butterfly catheters work well |
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| Supplies needed for a rabbit blood draw. |
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10-15% of body weight can be collected.
57-65ml/kg is total blood volume |
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| Amount of blood that can be taken from a rabbit. |
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IV
IM
ID
SQ
IP
Gavage, syringe, Pills |
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| Rabbit medication administration routes (parenteral, & enteral) |
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| Is fasting necessary for rabbit anesthesia? |
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Inhalant anesthetics
IV or IP injections |
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| What is needed for rabbit euthanasia? |
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