More Cattle Lameness Flashcards

1
Q

What is the more common location for digital dermatitis lesions though it can be seen in the interdigital space?

A

(On the heels)

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2
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Animals in which stage of digital dermatitis are reservoirs?

A

(M4)

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3
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Accumulation of several animals in which stage of digital dermatitis usually occurs at the beginning of an outbreak?

A

(M2 lesions)

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4
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If a farm continues to cycle between having M2 and M4 digital dermatitis affecting their cows, what management practice should you examine?

A

(Foot bath management)

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5
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What is the main causative agent of digital dermatitis, though there are unknown synergistic bacteria that are necessary for disease to occur?

A

(Treponema spp.)

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6
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What antibiotic class is best for use against digital dermatitis?

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(Tetracyclines, they work best on Treponema spp.)

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7
Q

Beef cattle in what stage of production are most likely to be impacted by digital dermatitis?

A

(Feedlot)

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8
Q

Why is digital dermatitis more difficult to treat in beef cattle cases?

A

(Do not have a set routine where they have an exact path the cows walk everyday to place a foot bath in)

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9
Q

Corkscrew claw is a heritable disease but what other factor can also play a role?

A

(Nutrition → subclinical ketoacidosis or heavy, fast gain specifically)

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10
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The lateral/medial (choose) claws on the hindlimbs and the lateral/medial (choose) claws on the forelimbs are typically corkscrew.

A

(Lateral claw on the hindlimbs and medial claw on the forelimbs)

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11
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What lesions can occur secondarily to corkscrew claw?

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(White line disease and sole ulceration +/- digital sepsis)

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12
Q

Pair the following trace minerals with their function:

Zinc/biotin

A - Antioxidant and immunity, protects cell membranes
B - Joint structure and bone density
C - Hoof keratin formation
D - Synthesis/maintenance of ligaments, tendons, bone, and cartilage

A

C - Hoof keratin formation

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13
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Pair the following trace minerals with their function:

Manganese

A - Antioxidant and immunity, protects cell membranes
B - Joint structure and bone density
C - Hoof keratin formation
D - Synthesis/maintenance of ligaments, tendons, bone, and cartilage

A

B - Joint structure and bone density

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14
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Pair the following trace minerals with their function:

Copper

A - Antioxidant and immunity, protects cell membranes
B - Joint structure and bone density
C - Hoof keratin formation
D - Synthesis/maintenance of ligaments, tendons, bone, and cartilage

A

D - Synthesis/maintenance of ligaments, tendons, bone, and cartilage

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15
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Pair the following trace minerals with their function:

Selenium

A - Antioxidant and immunity, protects cell membranes
B - Joint structure and bone density
C - Hoof keratin formation
D - Synthesis/maintenance of ligaments, tendons, bone, and cartilage

A

A - Antioxidant and immunity, protects cell membranes

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16
Q

The toe length for a dairy cow should be how long?

A

(3 inches)

17
Q

You should dish out more of the sole on the lateral or medial claw in the forelimbs?

A

(Medial)

18
Q

You should dish out more of the sole on the lateral or medial claw in the hindlimbs?

A

(Lateral)