cattle urinary Flashcards

1
Q

what are your DDx for heamaturia

A

pyelonephritis
cystitis
urolithiasis
enzootic heamaturia
bracken poisoning
toxic nephrosis

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2
Q

what is your DDx for heamoglobulinuria
(darker red urine)

A

Babesiosis
bacilliary heamaglobinuria

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3
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clinical presentation of pyelonephritis

A

chronic weight loss
pyrexia
blood and pus in urine
can feel swollen and painful kidney on rectal

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4
Q

what are the causative agents and treatment for this

A

corynybacterium renale or E.coli
long course AB’S

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5
Q

when is cystitis usually seen in cattle

A

secondary to dystocia
ascending infection

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6
Q

differentiate between cystitis and polynephritis

A

more pronounced straining to urinate seen in cystitis

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7
Q

what causes enzootic heamaturia

A

malignant lesions in the urinary bladder.
caused by heamangioma in bladder associated with long term bracken ingestion

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8
Q

clinical signs of enzootic heamaturia

A

blood in urine
anemia
weakness
fever

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9
Q

what does bracken ingestion cause in sheep cows and equines

A

cattle; enzootic heamaturia, blood in feaces, weakness

sheep; bright blindnes/sheep retinal atrophy, blood in feaces

equine: anorexia, incoordination, arched back, wide stance. Thiamine injections to treat

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10
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what is seen in cases of acute bracken poisoning

A

petechial haemorrhages
clots
bruising diarrhoea
heamaturia
death

due to bone marrow toxicity

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11
Q

what causes toxic nephrosis

A

Acorn toxicity!

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12
Q

acorn toxicity clinical signs

A

kidney damage
anorexia
depression
fetid tarry diarrhoea
death

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13
Q

what parasite is closley associated with bacilliary heamaglobinuria

A

liver fluke
migration of fluke triggers spores in liver

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14
Q

clostridium heamoliticum
clinical signs

A

bacilliary heamaglobuinuria causative agent
found in soil and dormant in liver (rare disease)

pyrexia, jaundice, anemia, oedema

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15
Q

causative agent of redwater

A

babesia divergens
(spread by ixodes ricinus

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16
Q

clinical signs of acute babesia infection

A

pyrexia
red urine (gets progressivley darker)
increased HR
abortion in pregnant cows

17
Q

result of babesia infection

A

immunity is slowly acquired with repeated exposure. This immunity isn’t lifelong and needs to be maintained in endemic areas

18
Q

babesia diagnosis

A

blood smear
clinical signs

19
Q

babesia treatment

A

no treatment required majority of time
if severe give imidocarb to treat.

20
Q

who are your typical urolithiasis cases

A
  1. 2-4 month old ram lamb
  2. mature goats castrated early in life
  3. Bull beef calves
21
Q

what are the predispositions for uroliths

A

calcium phosphorus imbalance
high conc diet
water deprivation

22
Q

treatment of urolithiasis

A

cut off verimform appendage
slaughter
catheterisation