avian Flashcards

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scientific name for parrots

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psittacines

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african grey parrots

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highly intelligent, mimic speech, bored easily, playful, require a lot of attention

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macaw

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giants of parrot world, big voices and attitudes, playful, love to chew, intelligent

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amazon parrots

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playful, extroverted, independent, excellent talkers

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budgies

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aka parakeets, playful, intelligent, inexpensive, non destructive, gentle, quiet

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cockatiels

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playful, intelligent, non destructive, gentle, relatively quiet

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cockatoos

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intelligent, cuddly, require a lot of attention, needy, tend to pluck feathers

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conures

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playful and spunky

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eclectus parrot

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intelligent, gentle, do not like noise, very vocal

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lories

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busy and lively, can develop behavior disorders and self mutilate, playtime is essential, fruit diet

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lovebird

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short tails, playful, if paired may not bond with humans

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feathers are made of____

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keratin

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flight feathers

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large feathers of wings and tails

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primaries

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og from carpus and metatarsus

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secondaries

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og from radius and ulna

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tertiaries

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closest to body

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contour feathers

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all over the body

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17
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down feathers

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trap air in, insulating

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birds do not have____

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sweat glands, diaphragm, or lymph nodes

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femur, humerus, and some vertebrae are ____

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pneumatic bones

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avian hearts are roughly______ larger than mammalian heart

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1.5-2

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_________ is used to asses vein refill time and dehydration

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cutaneous ulnar vein

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22
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best to give parental meds to ______ part of body

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front

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renal-portal system

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blood from caudal half of body my pass through kidneys before reaching the heart

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_______ used to determine renal function
uric acid
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ophthalmology
large optic nerve, eye makes up 15% bodyweight, iris is involuntary striated muscle
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syrinx
voice box
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birds have lungs but also ______
8 air sacs
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holding a bird too tight can ______
suffocate it
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crop
located in the "throat", peristalsis
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gizzard
stomach
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cecum
only in chickens
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gallbladders
not in parrots
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parrot feces
90% gram positive organisms
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waterfowl raptor and poultry feces
mostly gram negative organisms
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passerine feces
very little bacteria, gram positive
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______ should NOT be seen in parrot species
clostridium
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avian reproductive system
male: 2 testes female: one left ovary and oviduct
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Chlamydophila psittaci
bacterial disease characterized by depression, anorexia, lethargy, dyspnea, nasal ocular discharge, green urates, enlarged spleen
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is C. psittaci zoonotic and reportable
yes and yes
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transmission of C. psittaci
inhalation or ingestion of spores
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Dx of C. psittaci
elisa, pcr, ifa
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Tx of C. psittaci
45 days of doxycycline
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canary pox
URI signs with raised papules
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transmission of canary pox
mosquito or mechanical means through broken skin
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Dx of canary pox
bollinger bodies in skin and mucosal cells
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Tx of canary pox
supportive
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prevention of canary pox
vaccinate every 6 months
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etiology of polyomavirus
non-enveloped virus, stable environment
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clinical signs of polyomavirus
depression, anorexia, delayed crop emptying, regurg, dehydration, diarrhea, dyspnea, polyuria
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transmission of polyomavirus
infected bodily fluids
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Dx of polyomavirus
PCR of feces or tissue
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prevention of polyomavirus
vaccine
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PBFD
Psittacine beak and feather disease
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etiology of PBFD
circovirus, non-enveloped, environmentally stable
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transmission of PBFD
shed in feces, feather dander, bodily excretions
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clinical signs of PBFD
progressive symmetrical dystrophy of feathers and may lead to alopecia
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Dx of PBFD
DNA probe test, follicle Bx
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prognosis of PBFD
fatal once signs show up
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etiology of papillomatosis
herpesvirus
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clinical signs of papillomatosis
wart-like masses on cloaca, oropharynx, weight loss, blood in stool
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Dx of papillomatosis
appearance
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Tx of papillomatosis
removing lesions and applying silver nitrate
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west nile etiology
flavivirus
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transmission of west nile
mosquitoes
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clinical signs of west nile
neurologic, death
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prevention of west nile
horse vaccine