Equine Preg Problems And Dystocia Flashcards

1
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Twins are the results of what?

A

Multiple ovulations

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2
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What % of mares efficiency reduce twin pregnancies?

A

> 80%

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3
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What treatment can be done pre fixation (<16 days)?

A

Embryo crush

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4
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What treatment method for twins post fixation (up to 35 days)?

A

Embryo crush

Transvaginal ultrasound aspiration

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5
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What is the treatment for twins after endometrial cup formations (55-110 days)?

A

Cranio-cervical dislocation

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6
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What is the treatment for twins after endometrial cup formation (>100 days)

A

Transcutaneous foetal injection

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7
Q

Foetal death in-utero without bacterial contamination

A

Foetal mummification

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8
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Foetal death in-utero and bacterial contamination

A

Foetal maceration

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9
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In which trimester does uterine torsion occur?

A

Last trimester

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10
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What is a surgical method of treatment for uterine torsion?

A

Standing flank laparotomy

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11
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What is hydroallantois/hydroamnion?

A

Accumulation of fluid

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12
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What is the normal amount of fluid in the allantois or amnion?

A

8-18L

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13
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What is the treatment for hydrops?

A

Induce parturition and supportive care.

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14
Q

Fescue toxicosis causes what?

A

Reduction of prolactin

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15
Q

What causes a reduction of prolactin in fescue toxicosis?

A

Alkaloids act as dopamine receptor agonists

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16
Q

What is red bag?

A

Placental separation prematurely. Chorioallantois fails to rupture

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17
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What are the two methods of fescue toxicosis management?

A
  1. Pasture management

2. Dopamine antagonist

18
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What is the incidence of dystocia in mares?

19
Q

Hydrocephalus occurs in what breeds?

A

Pony breeds

20
Q

The best prognosis for dystocia occurs before what period of time after the chorioallantoic rupture?

21
Q

What 3 procedures can be conducted to deliver a a difficult birth with a live goal?

A

C section
Assisted vaginal delivery
Controlled vaginal delivery

22
Q

When does uterine/ovarian vessel rupture occur ?

A

At parturition

23
Q

What must be avoided in a mare with a uterine/ovarian vessel rupture?

A

Avoid a raise in blood pressure

24
Q

Necrotic vaginitis is common in which breed of horse?

A

Miniature horses

25
What causes necrotic vaginitis?
Vaginal mucosa bruising followed by a bacterial invasion
26
How long post partum does RFM occur in the mare?
>3-6 hours PP
27
Name 6 risk factors that may lead to RFM.
``` Abortion C section Twins Dystocia Placentitis Uterine inertia ```
28
What 2 drugs can be given to treat RFM?
Oxytocin | Ca gluconate
29
When should the Burns technique be implemented post foaling?
4-6hrs
30
What does the Burns technique involve?
Distension of the chorioallantoic space with isotonic fluid
31
After 6-12hrs post foaling, what RFM treatment should be implemented?
Antibiotics | Exercise
32
What type of NSAID is usually given to mares with RFM?
Flunixin meglumine
33
Uterine lavage is another treatment for RFM. How often should this be done and what solution is used?
1-2 times a day | Isotonic saline.
34
RFM can induce what other conditions?
Metritis Septicemia Laminitis
35
If a mare develops laminitis as a result of RFM, what 4 protocols should be followed?
Frog support Ice feet Radiographs Extra bedding
36
Within how many days post foaling does metritis usually occur?
<10 days
37
What is the main cause of metritis in mares post partum?
Disrupted endometrium mucosa due to E. coli endotoxins
38
What is the major factor that increases the incidence of metritis in the mare post partum?
Traumatic foaling
39
What type of fluid is observed in an ultrasound of the uterus in a case of metritis?
Echogenic fluid
40
In a mare with post partum metritis, what is significant in a CBC?
Left shift neutropenia
41
In a mare with metritis, palpation per rectum reveals what?
Enlarged atonic uterus