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15- The cause (s) of death in equine azoturia may occurs from:
Myoglobinemic nephrosis.
Uraemia.
Myocardial degeneration.
Septicemia.
16-An adult draught horse was brought to your clinic with a history of Profuse
sweating, hyperpnoea, Stiffness,, swinging of the hind legs appeared within one hour
after beginning of the exercise. What is your suggestion
Paralytic myoglobinuria ,
Black water Disease,
Rhabdomyolysis
Tying Up Syndrome,
Setfast disease
17-In Azoturia, Feeding of highly concentrated ration to draft horses at rest resulted in
Formation of large stores of glycogen in muscles.
The rate of removal of lactic acid from the blood stream does not equal to its production
and the disease ensues.
The following are the main laboratory findings in cases of equine azoturia except:
Increased levels of sugars, lactic and pyurvic acids,
Increased levels of N.P.N. and phosphorus.
Decreased levels of alkaline reserve, protein, calcium, vitamins A, B, and C.
Decreased levels of CPK and SGOT in blood indicating muscle destruction.
21- 23: High lact. cow observed with signs of red urine for 5 days 6 weaks after
parturition, 38 C body temp., PCV 12 %, Total Bilirubin 3 mg/dl and 3+ve urobilinogin
and recumbency. This cow may suffer from:
1- Hemolytic anemia.
2- Hemmorrhagic anemia.
3- Postpartutrient Hypophosphatemia.
3- Bacillary Hb uria
4- None of the above.
29- Ketosis frequently occurs concurrently with other peripartum diseases as:
• Displaced abomasum,
• retained fetal membranes, and
• metritis.
• Fatty liver.
34-Propylene glycol (250-400 g/dose, PO, [~8-14 oz]) twice d. acts as a glucose precursor
in combination with other therapy avoiding overdosing.
37- Cases of ketosis in very early lactation are usually associated with fatty liver.
- Cases occurring closer to peak milk prod., may be assoc. with underfed cattle
experiencing a metabolic shortage of gluconeogenic precursors than with excessive fat
mobilization.
Exam 2:
Dept. of animal Medicine Date: / /2009
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Time allowed: 1 hr.
Assiut University Group:
Midterm exam. For 5th year veterinary student (Followup exam)
1- You are invited to examin a recently parturated dairy cow with signs of depression,
flaccid paralysis, and sternal recumbency.
To reach a diagnosis you have to:
a. Ask the owner about the ration offered to this cow before parturition.
b. Examine the locomotor system of this cow.
c. Giving it IV calcium infusion.
d. Measure the blood serum Ca, ph and Mg
1-A high lactating cow admitted to your clinic with signs of anorexia, emaciation,
hyperasethesia, nervous signs and muscle tremors, this case may suscpected as:
- Postparturient hypophosphatemia
- Nervous form of ketosis.
- Acid- indigestion.
- Grass staggers.
- Postparturient hypophosphatemia
- Nervous form of ketosis.
- Acid- indigestion.
- Grass staggers.
13- Feeding low-calcium diets during the dry period of cows is important because:
It stimulate intestinal absorption of dietary Ca.
Enhance skeletal resorption prior to the sudden onset of lactation.
It is essential regime to avoid Milk fever.
None of the above.