Beef 2 - Steph Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
Q

what is froathy bloat

A

formation of stable foam in the rumen preventing eructation

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2
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what is froathy bloat caused by

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(highly soluable proteins in legumes)

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3
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how to prevent froathy bloat

A

bloat safe forages, interseed with grass, surfactant oils in drinking water, ionophores

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4
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what is hypomagnesium caused by

A

grazing immature cool season grasses in early spring

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5
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why are immature grasses in early spring high vs low in

A

high in K and N
low in Mg and Na
soil freezing/thawing during winter releases alot of K

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6
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what contains more Mg, grasses or legumes

A

legumes

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7
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what does the absorption of mg in the rumen rely on

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relies on exchange of K/Na. Mg cannot be readily released from bones

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8
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what group of cattle does hypomagnesemia affect

A

mature lactating cows

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9
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what is hypomagnesemia also called

A

grass tetany

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10
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T/F: hypomagnesemia is not an emergency disease

A

False, its an emergency!!

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11
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clinical signs of hypomagnesemia

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hyperexcitability, convulsion, recumbency with very stiff extremities

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12
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why is mg important in the body

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essential in enzyme activation and a regulator of synaptic transmission in muscles

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