Stallion Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

Describe the method of chemical ejaculation in the stallion

A
  • loading dose of Imipramine IV (lowers ejaculatory threshold)
  • large dose of Xyalzine an hour later
  • ejaculation during deep phase of sedation
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2
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What is the minimum number of motile, morphological normal sperm for the stallion to be considered satisfactory?

A

1 billion

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3
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What is the minimum number of motile sperm for fresh semen AI?

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500 million

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What is the minimum number of motile sperm for cooled semen AI?

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1 billion

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5
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What is the minimum number of motile sperm for frozen semen AI?

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load 800 million to 1 million

- 240 million at thawing

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6
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Where do urethral rents most commonly occur?

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convex surface of urethra at ischial arch

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7
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What are the semen fractions and their respective sources?

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presperm - bulbourethral glands, urethra

sperm rich - epididymis, ampulla

sperm poor - prostate, vesicular glands

gel - vesicular glands

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8
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What is hydrocele/vaginocele?

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serous fluid between the visceral and parietal layers of the vaginal tunic

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What is variocele?

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dilation of the vessels of the pampiniform plexus

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10
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How is priapism treated?

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  • anticholinergic or B2-adrenergic drugs
  • Phenylephrine injected into CCP
  • surgical irrigation of CCP
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What is the cause of coital exanthema?

A

Equine Herpesvirus - 3

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12
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What is the most common neoplasia of young horses?

A

teratoma

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13
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What is testicular degeneration?

A

acquired atrophy of seminiferous tubules

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14
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What is the most common penile neoplasia of stallions?

A

squamous cell carcinoma

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15
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What is ampullar spermiostasis?

A

plugged ampullae

- excessive accumulation of spermatozoa

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16
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Bloody, brown, or beige semen is indicative of what?

A

vesicular adenitis

17
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What causes contagious equine metritis?

A

Taylorella equigenitalis

18
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What causes Dourine?

A

Trypanosoma equiperdum

19
Q

What is Dourine?

A

edema of external genitalia

20
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What value of seminal plasma alkaline phosphatase indicates a blockage?

21
Q

What are shuttle stallions?

A

stallions that travel to southern hemisphere to breed

22
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What are the treatment options for urethral rents?

A
  • sexual abstinence
  • perineal urethrostomy
  • perineal incision of CSP without entering lumen
23
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What is the thoracolumbar reflex arc?

A

contracture of smooth muscle of ductus deferens, accessory glands, and bladder trigone
- emission

24
Q

How is urospermia treated?

A
  • completely empty bladder before ejaculation
  • Furosemide to dile urine contamination
  • bladder lavage
  • dilate raw semen immediately
  • Alpha-adrenergics
25
What is retrograde ejaculation?
semen in the bladder
26
When does normal testicular descent occur?
last 30 days in utero or first 10 days after birth
27
What is formed from the gubernaculum?
- proper ligament of testes - caudal ligament of epididymis - scrotal ligament
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Which breeds are predisposed to cryptorchidism?
QH Percheron ASH Ponies
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How is cryptorchidism diagnosed?
- rectal exam, ultrasound - resting testosterone concentration - GnRH/hCG stimulation - basal estrone sulfate - AMH