exam 1 Flashcards

(64 cards)

1
Q

what does boer mean in dutch

A

farmer

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4 colorings

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traditional
paint
spotted
full color

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3
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doe

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adult female goat

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buck

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adult intact male goat

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5
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wether

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castrated male goat

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kid

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a goat less that a year old

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yearling

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one year old goat

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8
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chevon

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goat meat
low fat/cholesterol
high iron

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BCS

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measures the fat reserves on the animal

1: emaciated
5: obese

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3 parts of the body to measure BCS

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Sternum
Ribs
Lumbar region

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11
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FAMACHA

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used to detect anemia
1 is the best
5 is the worst
Cover, push, pull, pop

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TPRR

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temperature
pulse
respiration
rumen movement

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Temperature

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101-102.5

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Pulse

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can be check in the neck, behind the front leg, behind the hind leg

70-90 beats/min

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Respiration

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  1. watch the goats sides
  2. place hand over nose
    10-30 breaths/min
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Rumen movement

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listen on left side with stethoscope

1-2 movements/min

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17
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when to do hoof trimming

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before breeding
before kidding
after being on pasture
once a month

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hoof trimming

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  1. clean out dirt
  2. trim down the hoof walls so they are even
  3. trim the sole until you see light pink color
  4. check hoof, should be a parrallelogram
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19
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ovaries

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where the eggs are stored

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20
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infundibulum

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catches the ova released by the ovary and connects it to the oviduct

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oviduct

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fallopian tubes

serves as transport for the egg from the ovary to the uterus

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22
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horn of uterus

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top of uterus

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23
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uterus

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where the fetus is carried

where fertilization occurs

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24
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cervis

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gateway to uterus from vagina

1-1.5 inches long

consists of 5 cervical rings/folds

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vagina
birth canal for baby, canal for sexual intercourse
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vulva
outside, exposed part of the repro tract
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Type of estrous
seasonally polyestrous breed in fall
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how long does the estrous cycle last?
17-24 days | average is 21 days
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how long is gestation?
5 months
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gestation
aka pregnancy
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estrous cycle
``` proestrus estrus metestrus diestrus anestrus ```
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proestrus
2-3 days | development of endometrium and ovarian follicles
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estrus
32-40 hours | ovulation occurs, receptive to mating
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metestrus
2 days | sexual inactivity, formation of luteum
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diestrus
11 days | Functional corpus luteum, increase in blood concentration of progesterone
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anestrus
-7 months prolonged period of sexual rest
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Qualities of a good breeding doe
``` age good health temperament conformation mothering abilities ```
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Breeding preparation
1. pre-breeding vaccines 2. flushing 3. signs of estrus
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Chlamydia vaccine
prevents late term abortions
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leptospirosis vaccine
prevent early term abortions
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campylobacter vaccine
prevents late term abortions
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chlamydiosis
Most abortions in last month of pregnancy treatment: antibiotics
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flushing
increase in high quality feeds given to does prior to breeding 2 weeks before introducing buck
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signs of estrus (receptivity)
``` back-pressure test flagging vocalization urination increased sociability ```
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flehmen response
Goat curls his lip back and inhales through nostrils Helps trap pheromone scents to be analyzed
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ultrasonography
detect pregnancy, number of fetuses, and the health of the fetus
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ultrasonography dates
18+ days- amniotic fluid 28+ days- fetal heart beat 40-70 days- best time for counting fetuses 50+ days- sexing the fetus
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2 types of reproduction
natural breeding | artificial insemination
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Artificial insemination pros
pros: Genetic improvement Extends the use of semen from superior male lineages Prevents the spread of disease Less bucks held at the farm Expensive Dangerous
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Artificial insemination cons
Lower success rate than natural breeding Expensive AI equipment Specialized training Labor intensive
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ai preparation
1. choosing does 2. flushing 3. estrous synchronization 4. teasing
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AI Preparation: Choosing Does
``` Good BCS and FAMACHA Adequate weight Experienced mom Age Temperament History of reproductive success ```
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AI Preparation: Estrous Synchronization
Essential for successful artificial insemination | The process will bring does into heat
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AI Preparation: Teasing
Teasing: Exposure to a buck after months of absence will induce heat in does A doe should exposed without contact Will come into heat 24-96 hours after exposure First cycle is non-fertile- Short cycle Will come back into heat 8-10 days after short cycle
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Progesterone
High when corpus luteum is functional Drop in progesterone and rise in estrogen: Induces ovulation
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Lutalyse
Injection contains synthetic prostaglandin | Lyses any pre-existing corpus luteum
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AI Preparation: CIDRS
Controlled Internal Drug Release Gradually releases progesterone Absorbed through mucous membrane in the vagina and enters the blood stream Mimics the progesterone production of the corpus luteum Once the CIDR is removed and Lutalyse is administered, a drop in progesterone will occur 50-55h after removal a doe will come into heat
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CIDR Administration
1. Put gloves on and insert CIDR into the applicator 2. Wipe down applicator with alcohol 3. Apply sterile lube to the end of the applicator 4. Insert applicator into the vulva and depress the plunger 5. Cut string shorter to prevent CIDR from falling out
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Estrus Synchronization Timeline
``` 10-14 days prior to teasing: flushing day 0: teasing day 3: lutalyse injection day 8: CIDR insertion Day 13: CIDR removed and lutalyse injection ```
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AI Preparation: Heat Checks
Does will come into heat 50-55 hours after CIDR removal Begin 8 hours after removal Does should be observed for heat behavior every four hours
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AI Preparation: Heat Behaviors
Look for heat behaviors during heat Checks Flagging Urination Vocalization Standing for the back pressure test Interested in buck Bucks are best at detecting heat behavior Pay attention to which does he is interested in
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AI Preparation: Scheduling
Schedule artificial insemination 12 hours after heat behaviors are detected Onset of estrus in AM, AI in the PM
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AI Procedure: Preparing the Doe
Restrain and position doe so her rump is elevated Clean vulva with warm iodine and rinse with water Dry the vulva
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Where do you deposit the sperm for AI?
Deposit the sperm in the first or second ring of the cervix