Horses B1-4 Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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overweight BCS

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7

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obese BCS

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8/9

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3
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3 contributing factors of obesity

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  1. importance of feed
  2. genetics
  3. altered hormone regulation
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4
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what is the grandma effect

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ponies with 24hr access to pasture consume 5% bw of dm

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5
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what decreases insulin sensitivity

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hyperleptinaemia

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6
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what 2 nutrients are involved in the carb overload

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starch and fructone

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7
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what does starch do to microbiome

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increases lactate
decreases luminal pH
increase intestinal permeability and osmotic pressure
the bacteria by products will cause laminitis

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causes of hyperinsulinaemia

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corticosteroids
genetic disposition
obesity
ppid
lack of exercise
high starch

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9
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what does hyperinsulinaemia cause

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laminitis

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10
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insulin resistance

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when normal insulin doesnt remove glucose form the blood so more insulin is produced

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11
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How does insulin cause laminitis

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vasoconstriction
increased adhesion molecules on endothelial cells.
increasing neutrophil emigration to laminar tissues

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12
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2 types of EGUS

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ESGD - equine squamous gastric disease
EGGD - equine glandular gastric disease

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13
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2 types of ESGD

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primary - management and nutrition
secondary - delayed gastric emptying

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clinical signs of EGUS

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loss of appetite
recumbent
poor performance
colicky
weight loss aggression & nervousness

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nutritional risk factors of EGUS

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high starch/ concentrates
low fibre
low saliva
increased ffa

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16
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management risk factors of EGUS

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no pasture
training
stress
rare feeding occassions and large meals

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17
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treatment and diet for EGUS

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PPI
pasture or roughage for 16hrs
limit concentrates
use alfalfa and clover as a buffer
mix hay and granulates together
4-6daily feeding occasions; 1.5kg/100kg bw/day

18
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dysbiosis definition

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imbalance of microorganisms within gut

19
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dysbiosis cause

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excess grain and high starch feeds

20
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cause of diarrhoea

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due to carb overload causing osmotic diarrhoea

21
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impactions location

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gastric
ileal
cecla
large colon

22
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impactions

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dentition
fibre size
feed quality
water
ravenous eaters

23
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what is the definition of obesity

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> 20-25% of body mass is fat

24
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obesity can increase the risk of

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orthopaedic disorders
endocrine and metabolic disorders
abdominal and intestinal disorders
exercise intolerance
heat intolderance

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clinical signs of equine metabolic syndrome
abnormal fatty deposits cresty neck
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equine metabolic syndrome is associated with
obesity insulin resistance laminitis
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diagnosis of equine metabolic syndrome
gllucose/insulin test oral glucose intolerance test frequently sampled IV glucose tolerance test
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treatment of equine metabolic syndrome
first treat of laminitis exercise no concentrates or grains soak hay to remove sugar limit grass supplements and vitamins
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result of chronic starvation
decerased metabolic rate decreased body condition decreased immune status EGUS increased endoparasites cold intolerance
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result of acture starvation
insulin resistance stress pregnancy complications disease
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what does the mobilisation of fat cause
VLDL overproduction by the liver causing hepatic lipidosis and hyperlipaemia
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causes of airway dieases
stable dust mould spores on dry poor quality hay
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nutritional prevention of airway diseases
pasture without hay supplementation haylage steamed hay pelleted or other processed or complete feed soaked hay is less effective due to energy nd vit c loss
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muscular diseases
HYPP PSSM RER
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HYPP
hyperkalaemic periodic paralysis
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PSSM
polysaccharide storage myopathy
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RER
recurrent extertional rhabdomyolysis
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treatment for HYPP
limit K intake stabilise insulin
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treatment for PSSM and RER
gradual aerobe training low carb high fat belgian drafts
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PPID
pituitary pars intermedia disease cushings
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clinical signs of PPID
weight loss skeletal muscle atrophy laminitis immunosuppression lethargy reproductive problems insulin resistance
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treatment of PPID
pergolide diet for insulin resistant - oil, antioxidants, Mg,Chronium