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Equine2 Exam 1 - Brashier; Questions and Answers 100% Correct HIE (Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy) CORRECT ANSWER-This is one of the most common CNS diseases of foal and is caused by anything that causes hypoxia in the brain during gestation or parturition NMS (Neonatal Maladjustment Syndrome) CORRECT ANSWER-A foal presents with depression and inactivity from birth, but his clinical values are all normal. What condition should you suspect?

Which one of the following vaccines is considered a core vaccine for South American camelids? A - Rabies B - Tetanus C - Listeria D - Equine herpes virus I E - Bovine viral diarrhea virus - B - Tetanus Which of the following pairs of tissues can both cause increased serum alanine aminotransferase (ALT) levels in dogs and cats? A - Pancreas and intestine B - Kidneys and pancreas C - Liver and muscle D - Spleen and adrenals E - Heart and kidneys - C - Liver and muscle When a foal is b...

Which one of the following vaccines is considered a core vaccine for South American camelids? A - Rabies B - Tetanus C - Listeria D - Equine herpes virus I E - Bovine viral diarrhea virus - correct answer B - Tetanus Which of the following pairs of tissues can both cause increased serum alanine aminotransferase (ALT) levels in dogs and cats? A - Pancreas and intestine B - Kidneys and pancreas C - Liver and muscle D - Spleen and adrenals E - Heart and kidneys - correct answer C -...

What is a bacterial infection? - ANSWERSinfection due to contraction of bacterium Botulism (B) - ANSWERSAKA: forage poisoning (adults), shaker foal syndrome (foal) Cause: Chlostridium botulinum (toxin) silage (incomplete cured hay), spoiled feed (from silage) Symptoms: (adults) appears 3-7 days after ingestion of toxin. Muscular paralysis of limbs, jaw, tongue, and pharynx. Feed may accumulate in mouth, tongue goes flaccid. May move with shuffled/stilted gait due to muscle weakness (f...

Intro to Equine Care Final Exam Review UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers Which of these statements is true about horse? - CORRECT ANSWER- Seasonally Polyestrous The foal coat of a ______ horse will be solid color. Each new coat adds more and more white hairs. - CORRECT ANSWER- Roan

A hand is how many inches - 4 Agonistic behavior - Aggressive activity by an animal along with submissive behavior of another An IM injection in a horse is given where - Gluteals or semimembranous/ tendinosus region Barren mare - Not pregnant, but was bred in current or previous season Best location to take a pulse - Facial artery Broodmare - Mare used for breeding Caslick - Procedure done on mares who have a shelf on their vulva from previous foaling to prevent fecal accumulation and pot...

Horse Judging Written Exam UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers What do you call a mare that has never had a foal? - CORRECT ANSWER- Maiden What is the tissue that holds the coffin bone to the hoof wall? - CORRECT ANSWER- Laminae What do you need to add to a horse's diet to increase weight gain? - CORRECT ANSWER- Calories

equine diseases Questions and Answers 100% CoWhat is a bacterial infection? - ANSWERSinfection due to contraction of bacterium Botulism (B) - ANSWERSAKA: forage poisoning (adults), shaker foal syndrome (foal) Cause: Chlostridium botulinum (toxin) silage (incomplete cured hay), spoiled feed (from silage) Symptoms: (adults) appears 3-7 days after ingestion of toxin. Muscular paralysis of limbs, jaw, tongue, and pharynx. Feed may accumulate in mouth, tongue goes flaccid. May move with shu...

stallion : sexually mature, male horse colt : sexually immature, male horse (young, not baby) mare : sexually mature, female horse filly : sexually immature, female horse gelding : male horse castrated before reaching sexual maturity foal : a young male or female horse until weaned at 4 to 6 months of age 2 | P a g e equine : refers to horses, species name jack : male donkey jennet (jenny) : female donkey mule : offspring of a mare mated to a jack hinny : offspring of a jen...

Geri Final Exam HESI practice exam The practical nurse (PN) is assigned the care of an older client with venous stasis ulcers. A primary foal in the client's plan of care is to decrease swelling in the extremities. What should the PN do to meet this goal? Elevate the legs of the pillow