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Mismating Management, Contraception, and Ovarian Remnant Syndrome Flashcards

1
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What are questions to ask during the initial consult?

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Is she in heat?
Was a “tie” observed?
If not, how long was the bitch missing?
Are puppies wanted in the future and why?
Is this bitch a valuable breeding animal?
Will you let me spay her?

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What should be performed on all mismated bitches?

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Vaginal cytology

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What should you look for on cytology?

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Sperm heads

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What are the options for pregnancy termination?

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OHE
Prostaglandins
Estrogens
Prolcatin inhibitors
Corticosteroids
Progesterone antagonists
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What is the mode of action of prostaglandins?

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Direct luteolytic action with multiple doses
Removes source of P4
Causes myometrial contractions
Dilates the cervix
Pregnancy is expelled
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What are the side effects of prostaglandins?

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Panting
Excessive salivation
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Begine within 5 minutes and can last 20-30 minutes
Bitch may return to estrus sooner
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7
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What happens with repeated use of prostaglandins?

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Side effects subside

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8
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How can you minimize the side effects of prostaglandins?

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Give on empty stomach
Start with lower doses and increase
Dilute with saline
Walk immediately after injections
Atropine 0.1 mg/kg SQ
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What is the dosing of prostaglandins?

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Lutalyse: 50 μg/kg SQ TID for 2 days, then increase to 200 μg/kg SQ TID until abortion is complete
Cloprostenol: 2.505 μg/kg SQ every 24-48 hours for at least 2 doses

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What is the problem with cloprostenol if used at the dose rate of lutalyse?

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It could be fatal

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When can estrogens be used?

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Only during estrus

This is the only product that can be used at the time of mating

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Can estrogens be used in the valuable breeding bitch?

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No

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What is the mode of action of estrogens?

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Tightens the utero-tubular junction
“Kink” formed in the oviducts
Delays tubular transport of embryos
Alters estrogen:progesterone ratio leading to implantation failure
Direct embryotoxic effect
Collectively this leads to failure of pregnancy maintenance

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What are the side effects of estrogens?

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Pyometra
Bone marrow suppression
Prolonged estrus
Infertility at subsequent cycles

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What are the estrogens that can be used?

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Estradiol cypionate: 44 μg/kg IM once during estrus
Estradiol benzoate: 10 μg/kg IM twice at 48 hour intervals 2-3 days after mating
Diethylbesterol is not an effective mismating agent

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What is the mode of action of corticosteroids?

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High cortisol levels cause fetal production of prostaglandins leading to abortion
May have direct luteolytic actions

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17
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What are the side effect of corticosteroids?

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Anorexia

PU/PD

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18
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When do you start corticosteroids?

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Start after day 30 of gestation

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What is the mode of action of prolactin inhibitors?

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Increases dopamine release
Dopamine inhibits prolactin release
Prolactin is the primary luteotropin in the bitch

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What do low prolacitn levels lead to?

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Low P4 levels which causes abortion/pregnancy loss

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What are the side effects of PRL inhibitors?

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Nausea, vomiting
Anorexia
Diarrhea

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22
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What PRL inhibitor are side effects more common with?

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Bromocriptine

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23
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When should you start using PRL inhibitors?

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After day 30 of gestation

24
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What drugs require you to confirm pregnancy loss at the end of treatment?

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Corticosteroids

PRL inhibitors

25
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What are examples of progesterone antagonists?

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Mifeprostone
Agleprostone
Both are unavailable in the US

26
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What assures luteolysis has occurred?

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Progesterone levels of <1 ng/ml at completion

27
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What are contraception options?

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Intratesticular injection of sclerosing agents
GnRH vaccines
GnRH agonists
GnRH antagonists

28
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What are examples of intratesticular injection of sclerosing agents ?

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Neutersol/esterilsol

29
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What are examples of GnRH vaccines?

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Gonacon

30
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What are examples of GnRH agonists?

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Gonazon

Suprelorin

31
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What are examples of GnRH antagonists?

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Acyline

32
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What does Neutersol/Zeuterin/Esterilsol result in?

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Sterility due to destruction of sperm production

33
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What is an ovariectomy?

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Uterus is left but ovaries are removed

34
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What is an ovarian sparing spay?

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Ovaries remain

35
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Why must the cervix be removed in an ovarian sparing spay?

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Pyometra is possible

36
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What are the cons to ovarian-sparing spay?

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Still show signs of estrus, mammary tumors

37
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What are pros to ovarian-sparing spay?

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Decreased spay incontinence

Bone development and orthopedic problems

38
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What is a vesectomy?

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Only renders male sterile but still will have testosterone present

39
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What are alternatives to vasectomies?

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Castrate and prosthesis

40
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What is a flank spay in cats often used in cases of?

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Mammary hyperplasia

41
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What is ovarian remnant syndrome a complication of?

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OHE

42
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Is ORS more common in cats or dogs?

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Cats

43
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When does ORS occur?

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When a piece of retained ovary becomes functional

44
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What is the biggest indication of ORS?

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Spayed female exhibiting signs of proestrus or estrus
Vulvar swelling
Mucoid to serosanguinous discharge

45
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What can be seen following “heat” in an animal with ORS?

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Pseudocyesis

46
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What are DDx in animals with ORS?

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Conditions that cause bloody vaginal discharge in spayed females: vaginitis, vaginal neoplasia, stump pyometra, trauma, foreign body, exogenous estrogen exposure

47
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What is the average interval from OHE to estrus?

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Over 15 months

48
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What is used to diagnose ORS?

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Vaginal cytology
Vaginoscopy
Raciographs/US are usually not helpful

49
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What are will you see on vaginal cytology from an animal with ORS?

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Consistent with proestrus or estrus in the absence of exogenous estrogen exposure
Predominant cornified/superficial cells

50
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What are will you see on vaginoscopy from an animal with ORS?

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Vaginal edema typical of proestrus/estrus

51
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What is the exception for using US with ORS?

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May be helpful on large breed dogs with large follicles or cysts present

52
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What is the hormone profile of ORS females?

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Elevated anti-mullarian hormone levels
Confirm rising P4 2 weeks later
High E2
LH concentration low on 2 separate tests

53
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How do you treat ORS?

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Remove offending tissue surgically

Lifelong medical management if unable to remove surgically

54
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What is used for medical management of ORS?

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GnRH analogue/GnRH antagonist
Megesterol acetate (Ovaban)
Mibolerone (Cheque)

55
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Why is medical management not recommended for ORS?

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Side effects:
Mammary gland tumors
Acromegaly
Clitoral enlargement
Adrenocortical suppression

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