Preventative nursing Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
Q

when did the microchipping of dogs act come about?

A

April 2016

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2
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when did the microchipping of cats and dogs regulations come into effect?

A

10th June 2024

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3
Q

whos responsibility is it to microchip a puppy?

A

breeder

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4
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what puppies can be microchipped until 12 weeks?

A

working dogs with docked tails

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5
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when do cats have to be microchipped by?

A

before they reach the age of 20 weeks

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6
Q

when should you neuter cats?

A

5-6 months old

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7
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when should you neuter male dogs?

A

8-12 months old

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8
Q

what is suprelorin?

A

cylinder placed under the skin on the back of the neck which contains deslorelin

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9
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how long does suprelorin take to take full effect?

A

6 weeks

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10
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how long does suprelorin last?

A

6 or 12 months

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11
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how does suprelorin work?

A

regulary releasing a large amount of deslorelin that causes the testicles to stop producing sperm and testosterone

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12
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how can you control population in a female?

A

progesterone injections or tablets

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13
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what are some disadvantages of progestogens?

A
  • long term use is associated with diabetes and growth disorders
  • local inflammation at the injection site
  • mammary gland enlargement
  • increases chance of pyometra
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14
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what is alizin?

A
  • treatment for misalliance
  • contains aglepristone which is a progesterone receptor antagonist that blocks the hormone needed for implantation and placental development causing abortion within few days of the course
  • can induce abortion from day 1 to 45 post mating
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15
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how long does the alizin abortion process take?

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start within a few days and complete by 7

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16
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how do you abort pregnancy in cats?

A
  • progesterone (for cats how are still in oestrus)
  • aglepristone (for cats who have ovulated, up to one month after mating)
17
Q

what is an ovariectomy?

A
  • leaving uterus
  • just removing ovarian tissue
18
Q

what is an ovariohysterectomy?

A

removal of both uterus and ovaries