Rabbit Notes (09/24) Flashcards

1
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What are the parenteral routes for administering medication or anesthetics to a rabbit?

A

IV
IM
IP
SQ

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2
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Which veins can be used for a rabbit IV injection?

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marginal ear vein (lateral ear vein)
cephalic vein
lateral saphenous vein

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3
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Injection of any substance into the auricular artery is what?

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fatal

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4
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What are the two muscle groups in rabbits that are acceptable for an IM injection?

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epaxial

gluteal

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5
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How much can be injected IM into a rabbit?

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up to 0.5mL per site

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6
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Is IP, as a site of injection commonly used in rabbits?

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no

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7
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Into which quadrant can an IP injection be performed in a rabbit?

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right caudal quadrant

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How much can be injected IP into a 4-5 kilogram rabbit?

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up to 100 mL

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9
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How much can be injected SQ into a rabbit?

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10-20 mL

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10
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Can medications be given PO to rabbits?

A

yes

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11
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What anesthetic gas is preferred for rabbit procedures lasting over 2 hours?

A

isoflurane

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12
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LMA

A

laryngeal mask airway

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13
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Is intubation in rabbits preferred in terms of anesthesia?

A

yes

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14
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What mm ET tube should be used for rabbits?

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3-4 mm

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15
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What physical qualities of the rabbit make it difficult to intubate?

A

narrow oropharynx

fleshy tongue

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16
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Do rabbits experience laryngospasm?

A

Yes

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17
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Are rabbits prone to hypothermia?

A

Yes

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18
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What anesthetic system should be used for rabbits?

A

nonrebreathing system

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19
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For what procedures should ketamine be used in rabbits?

A

up to 45 minutes

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20
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What is ketamine commonly combined with for anesthesia in rabbits?

A

xylazine

meditomidine

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21
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Is Telazol contradicted in rabbits?

A

yes

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22
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Why is Telazol contradicted in rabbits?

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nephrotoxic

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23
Q

Cen ketamine and xylazine combo be given CRI in rabbits?

A

yes

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24
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A ketamine/xylazine combo is given to rabbits for what procedures?

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those lasting 1-4 hours

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25
Does rabbit skin tear easily?
yes
26
How long should rabbits be fasted prior to sx?
2-4 hours
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In what rabbits is fasting prior to sx contradicted?
obese pregnant young
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How often should a rabbit be turned during recovery?
q30-60 min.
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What reflexes can be checked on a rabbit to determine anesthetic depth?
pinna pedal corneal palpebral
30
Define bruxism?
tooth grinding
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How long should analgesics be administered to rabbits post-op?
72 hours
32
What NSAIDS can be used in rabbits?
meloxocam | loxocam
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How long is the average recovery in rabbits?
20-30 min.
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In what rabbit is coccidiosis most common?
young
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What organism causes coccidiosis in rabbits?
Eimeria spp.
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Eimeria stiedae affects what organs in the rabbit?
liver | bile duct
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What kind of organism is Eimeria stiedae?
coccidia
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What kind of organism is Passalurus ambiguous?
pinworm
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Is Passalurus ambiguous largely pathogenic?
no
40
What organism can cause cerebral larval migrans and fatal nervous system disease in rabbits?
Baylisascaris spp.
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Is a migrans Baylisascaris infection treatable?
no
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What kind of organism is Obelisocoides caniculi?
trichostrongyle
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What is the common name for Obelisocoides caniculi?
stomach worm
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What is the term for ear mite infestation?
otoacariasis
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What is the ear mite in rabbits?
Psoroptes caniculi
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How is Psoroptes caniculus transmitted?
direct contact
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Tricophyton mentagrophyton is what kind of organism?
ringworm
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Is Tricophyton mentagrophyton zoonotic?
Yes
49
What kind of organism is Microsporum canis?
ringworm
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Is Microsporum canis zoonotic?
yes
51
Can rabbits get fly strike?
yes
52
Can rabbits become infested with maggots?
yes
53
Are any vaccines for rabbits available?
no
54
What is a bacterial URI in a rabbit called?
snuffles
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Is snuffles in a rabbit easy to treat?
no
56
Could snuffles in a rabbit be impossible to treat?
yes
57
Can Pasturella multocida cause snuffles in a rabbit?
yes
58
What does Bordatella bronchaseptica cause in a rabbit?
snuffles
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Can Staphylococcus spp. cause snuffles in a rabbit?
yes
60
How is rabbit snuffles transmitted?
direct aerosol venereal
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Can subclinical carriers of rabbit snuffles exist?
yes
62
Can rabbits become infected with the rotovirus?
yes
63
Can rabbits become infected with coronavirus?
yes
64
The bacteria Clostridium spiroforme causes what in rabbits?
clostridial enterotoxemia
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What is required for the colonization of Clostridium spiroforme?
normal flora disruption
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What organism causes Tyzzer's disease?
Clostridium piliforme
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What organism, normally found in GI flora, cause fatal disease in rabbits when it proliferates into the cecum?
Escherichia coli
68
Is an E. coli cecal infection fatal in rabbits?
yes
69
What does Lawsonia intracellularis cause in rabbits?
proliferative enteropathy
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Lawsonia intracellularis causes proliferative enteropathy in what age rabbits?
young
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How long does diarrhea from a Lawsonia infection last in young rabbits?
1-2 weeks
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Mucoid enteropathy syndrome can result due to what?
dietary issues
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Does gastric stasis syndrome affect rabbits of all ages?
yes
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What might gastric stasis syndrome in rabbits be caused by that relates to self-grooming?
trichobezoars
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What does the spriochete bacteria Treponema paraluis caniculi cause in rabbits?
venereal spirochetosis
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Treponemiasis is another name for what condition in rabbits?
venereal spirochetosis
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Cuniculosis is another name for what condition in rabbits?
venereal spirochetosis
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Vent dz is another name for what condition in rabbits?
venereal spirochetosis
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Rabbit syphilis is another name for what condition in rabbits?
venereal spirochetosis
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Can venereal spirochetosis be transmitted by fomites from rabbit to rabbit?
yes
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How long do lesions from venereal spirochetosis in rabbits last?
1-3 mo. | sometimes up to 5
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What is another name for moist dermatitis in rabbits?
blue fur
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What is the name for moist dermatitis in rabbits in the perineal area from U+/D+?
hutch burn
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What is another name for moist dermatitis around the face, neck, and dewlap in rabbits?
slobbers
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What secondary bacterial infection can result from blue fur disease in rabbits?
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
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What is another name for necrobacillosis?
Schmorl's disease
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Fusobacterium necrophorum causes what in rabbits?
necrobacillosis
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What kind of bacteria is Fusobacterium necrophorum?
gram negative | anaerobic
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Staphylococcus spp. infections occur in what rabbits?
young | stressed
90
RHD
rabbit hemorrhagic disease
91
What causes RHD?
calicivirus
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RHD commonly affects what rabbits?
weanlings
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RHD can cause what coagulation disorder?
intravascular coagulopathy
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What is another name for glaucoma?
bupthalmia
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Is galucoma generally painful in rabbits?
no
96
What is a musculoskeletal disorder in rabbits?
splayleg
97
Is atreriosclerosis a polygenic trait?
yes
98
What may develop if there is uncontrolled growth of incisors?
spikes
99
What common names are used to describe maloccusion in rabbits?
buck teeth | walrus teeth
100
What two neoplasias are common to rabbits?
uterine adenocarcinoma | lymphosarcoma
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What GI structures are affected commonly in rabbits with lymphosarcoma?
kidneys | gastric mucosa
102
Is salmonellosis fatal in rabbits?
yes
103
Is a rabies vaccine available for rabbits?
no
104
Can rabbits get rabies?
yes
105
What kind of organism is Encephalitozoon cuniculi?
protozoan
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Is Encephalitozoon cunicli zoonotic?
yes