Large animal FInal (quiz questions)

Cards (93)

  • When leading a horse, you lead from the _____side.
    left
  • T/F: Tail restraint is a common restraint method used in adult horses.
    false
  • The point of balance in the cow is the _______. If you stand behind this spot the cow will move forward, if you stand in front of this spot the cow will move backwards.
    shoulder
  • Which of the following are NOT herd animals?
    -cattle
    -sheep
    -goats
    -all are herd animals
    goat
  • In dairy cattle feeding programs, what is the weighing and blending all feedstuffs into a complete ration?
    total mixed ration
  • T/F: Animal proteins are commonly used to provide protein to lactating dairy cows.
    false
  • Which is FALSE regarding colostrum for newborn calves?
    -Required within the first 72 hr of life
    -Provides maternal immunity
    -Provides energy
    -All are true
    All are true
  • Once a vaccine is reconstituted, how long is it good for?
    1 hr
  • Which type of stall bedding can cause laminitis in horses?
    black walnut
  • Sow's milk lacks which mineral which must be supplemented to piglets?
    iron
  • At which age should foals start nibbling hay?
    3 weeks of age
  • T/F: Regarding nutrient requirements of swine, overfeeding energy during gestation has a direct negative impact on lactation feed intake.
    true
  • High ____ levels should be avoided in sheep mineral blacks, as it can cause weakness and death.

    copper
  • Which of the following are NOT ruminants? Select ALL that apply.
    - horse
    - cattle
    - pig
    - sheep
    - goat
    horse and pig
  • T/F: Overfeeding vitamin K can cause Bovine spongiform encephalopathy in cattle.
    false
  • A procedure where semen is collected from two different boars and mixed before insemination to increase sow conception rates.
    dual insemination
  • The most effective way to collect voided urine samples from a camelid is to ________.

    lead them to the dung pile
  • Scent glands are located where in male goats?
    behind the horns
  • Sheep and goats are especially sensitive to which anesthetic drug?
    lidocaine
  • Urethral catheterization in male small ruminants is hindered by the _____.
    sigmoid flexure
  • Ewe
    adult female sheep
  • Kid
    Neonate goat
  • Buck

    mature male goat
  • Which vaccine is commonly given to sheep and goats before surgery and after wounds due to the bacteria optimizing these open sites?
    tetanus
  • T/F: Infertility is linked to the polled gene

    true
  • How many maxillary incisors do sheep have?
    0
  • What are the two primary causative agents for foot rot? Choose both causative agents.
    -Fusobacterium necrophorum
    -Enterotoxemia
    -Haemonchus contortus
    -Campylobacteriosis
    -Dichelobacter nodosus
    Fusobacterium necrophorum and Dichelobacter nodosus
  • FAMACHA is used to evaluate the level of anemia due to which parasite?
    Haemonchus contortus
  • Which is the most common local anesthetic block used in sheep and goats during a c-section?
    L- block
  • In which block is the anesthetic agent injected into the vein?

    bier block
  • T/F: When laying a ruminant in lateral, you ideally want to lay them in left lateral.
    False
  • When injecting IM injections in a sheep, never give more than ___ mL per site.
    5 mL
  • Cow
    Mature female
  • Bull
    mature male
  • Heifer

    immature female
  • T/F: A sign of estrus in cows is standing to be mounted.

    true
  • Which is false regarding cow dentition?
    - They have maxillary incisors
    - They have mandibular incisors
    - They dont have canines
    - All are true
    They have maxillary incisors
  • Which vein is NOT used for blood collection in cows?
    Milk
  • Which is the preferred site to give IM injections in cows?
    Lateral cervical muscles
  • What disease is diagnosed via caudal tail fold test?

    Tuberculosis