Tech 4 final

Question 0

what is the upper respiratory form of pasteurellosis

Answer 0

rhinitis AKA “snuffles”; most common

Question 1

rabbit pasteurellosis CS

Answer 1

rhinitis, otitis media and interna, abscesses, nasal discharge

Question 2

where is pododermatitis common in rabbits

Answer 2

ventral metatarsal regions

Question 3

pododermatitis treatment

Answer 3

topical ABX-gentamycin or neosporin

Question 3

hairball treatment

Answer 3

surgery, rehydrtion, 10-15ml mineral oil, metoclopramide, 10 ml fresh pineapple juce

Question 4

what is a trichobezoar

Answer 4

gastric hairball

Question 4

what do pineapples contain

Answer 4

papain; digests hair

Question 5

CS of rhinitis

Answer 5

S+, mucopurulent nasal discharge

Question 6

how is myxomatosis transmitted

Answer 6

mosquitoes

Question 6

what causes tularemia

Answer 6

francisella tularensis (bacteria infection)

Question 7

what is the most common and trublesome domestic rabbit disease

Answer 7

pasteurellosis

Question 7

what is the most common neoplasia in does over 5 years

Answer 7

uterine adenocarcinoma

Question 8

what causes rabbit syphilis

Answer 8

treponema cuniculi

Question 8

what is psoroptes cuniculi

Answer 8

rabbit ear mite; nonburrowing

Question 9

what antibiotics are thought to play a role in enterotoxemia

Answer 9

erythroMYCIN, clindaMYCIN, lincoMYCIN, streptoMYCIN, penicillin

Question 9

where is bordetella bronchiseptica present

Answer 9

respiratory tract of diseased and normal rabbits

Question 10

what causes tyzzer’s disease

Answer 10

C. piliforme

Question 11

what is cheyletiella parasitovorax

Answer 11

dandruff mite

Question 11

venereal spirochetosis AKA

Answer 11

rabbit syphilis, vent disease, treponematosis

Question 12

two examples of moist dermatitis

Answer 12

sore dewlap and hutch burn

Question 12

uterine adenocarcinoma CS

Answer 12

bloody vulvar discharge

Question 13

what is found on a necropsy of tularemia

Answer 13

lesions of the spleen and liver

Question 13

what is buphthalmia

Answer 13

form of glaucoma

Question 14

what can abx. use in rabbits cause

Answer 14

fatal diarrhea

Question 14

what causes thinning of fur and scaly lesions

Answer 14

cheyletiella parasitovorax

Question 15

most common fracture site

Answer 15

L7-S1

Question 15

what is the most common neoplasia in juvenile and young adults

Answer 15

lymphosarcoma

Question 16

what is otitis

Answer 16

common middle ear manifestation with snuffles

Question 17

podidermatitis

Answer 17

sore hocks

Question 17

pasteurellosis treatment

Answer 17

ABX., baytril(safest)

Question 18

tularemia vector

Answer 18

arthropod (tick most often)

Question 18

hairball CS

Answer 18

stop eating and stop feces production

Question 19

how often do kits nurse

Answer 19

once a day

Question 19

hepatic coccidiosis CS

Answer 19

adults show no CS but young may experience wt loss, D+, enlarged liver

Question 20

how often does dystocia happen with rabbits

Answer 20

rarely

Question 20

what foods should not be given to rabbits

Answer 20

foods high in sugar, starch, and calcium

Question 21

are rabbits induced or spontaneous ovulators

Answer 21

induced

Question 21

rabbit IV injection

Answer 21

in cephalic; 2 ml/kg bolus or 10 ml/kg CRI

Question 22

what is the reason for the thick cloudy urine in rabbits

Answer 22

pH, crystals, porphyrin

Question 23

best depth assessors in rabbits

Answer 23

RR and jaw tone

Question 23

gestation of rabbits

Answer 23

29-35 days

Question 24

heterophil AKA

Answer 24

pseudoeosinophil

Question 24

what are female rabbits prone to

Answer 24

uterin carcinoma

Question 25

what is different about a rabbit uterus

Answer 25

it is duplex; 2 cervixs

Question 25

how are rabbit breeds categorized

Answer 25

size, anatomy, and color

Question 26

why should alfalfa hay be avoided in rabbits

Answer 26

too high in calcium

Question 27

what causes nephrotoxicity in rabbits

Answer 27

telazol

Question 28

what is the number one cause of disease in rabbits

Answer 28

inappropriate diet

Question 29

what is given SQ or IM in rabbits for light sedation

Answer 29

fentanyl/droperidol or acepromazine

Question 29

rabbit uses in research

Answer 29

drug testing, genetics, immunology

Question 30

which blood cell is more common in rabbits

Answer 30

basophils

Question 30

most commonly performed surgeries in rabbits

Answer 30

OHE, castrations, gastrotomies

Question 31

what enzyme do rabbits have that hydrolizes atropine

Answer 31

atropine esterase

Question 31

what anesthetic is used in rabbits for short procedures

Answer 31

propofol

Question 32

what is a sign of poor health in rabbits

Answer 32

cecotropes during the day

Question 32

pain meds for rabbits

Answer 32

buprenex, butorphanol, rimadyl

Question 33

what anesthesia drug should rabbits be given

Answer 33

glycopyrrolate

Question 33

what should only be given intranasal

Answer 33

telazol

Question 34

rabbit lifespan

Answer 34

5-6 years; up to 15 years

Question 34

what is the fiber concentration of pellets

Answer 34

high

Question 35

what is the rabbit birthing process called

Answer 35

kindling

Question 36

rabbit scientific name

Answer 36

oryctolagus cuniculus

Question 37

guniea pig Heat stroke tx

Answer 37

Cool water mist and alcohol on footpads

Question 38

guniea pig Scientific name

Answer 38

Cavia porcellus

Question 39

guniea pig Main uses

Answer 39

Food, pets, research

Question 39

Define neophobic

Answer 39

Afraid of new things

Question 40

What is the use of atropine

Answer 40

Prevent bradycardia and reduce salivation

Question 41

What research are guniea pigs used for

Answer 41

Tuberculosis, anaphylaxis, genetics, immunology

Question 42

Deadly dz in guniea pigs

Answer 42

Salmonella

Question 42

guniea pig Parturition aka

Answer 42

Farrowing

Question 43

What should guniea pigs never be given

Answer 43

Penicillin

Question 43

guniea pigs Lifespan

Answer 43

5-7 years

Question 44

What is the function of kurloff bodies in guniea pigs and who has more

Answer 44

Unknown. Females

Question 45

Bumble foot caused by

Answer 45

Obesity and wire flooring

Question 45

Scurvy aka

Answer 45

Hypovitaminosis C

Question 46

How many pairs of teats in guniea pigs

Answer 46

One pair; male and female

Question 47

4 varieties

Answer 47

Shorthair/English, Abyssinians, silky, Peruvian

Question 47

Precocious

Answer 47

Born with hair and open eyes

Question 48

guniea pig Heat stroke cause

Answer 48

Temp above 85F

Question 48

guniea pig Gestation

Answer 48

63-68 days

Question 49

Do sows build nests

Answer 49

No

Question 49

Mite tx

Answer 49

Ivermectin injection

Question 50

guniea pig Lumps caused by

Answer 50

Strep

Question 50

Most common guniea pig surgery

Answer 50

C-section

Question 51

Common guniea pig mite

Answer 51

Trixacarus cavie

Question 51

What is a metabolic cage

Answer 51

Seep rates urine from bedding

Question 52

Lice aka

Answer 52

Pediculosis

Question 53

What enzyme to GPs lack

Answer 53

L-gluconolactone oxidase enzyme

Question 53

What are kurloff bodies

Answer 53

Leukocytes with intra cytoplasmic inclusions

Question 54

What do cedar shavings do in guniea pigs

Answer 54

Cause liver dz. and respiratory illness

Question 71

what is rabbit torticollis

Answer 71

head tilt

Question 71

enterotoxemia

Answer 71

a disruption of the normal flora of the gut

Question 72

enterotoxemia causes

Answer 72

changes in feeding, weaning, abx therapy, concurrents infections

Question 72

tyzzers diagnosis

Answer 72

per os innoculation of weanling gerbils with fecal material is one of the most sensitive tests

Question 72

what does ket cause

Answer 72

pregnancy toxemia

Question 72

cause of urolithiasis in rabbits

Answer 72

calcium excretion by the kidney with high urinary pH

Question 72

urolithiasis CS

Answer 72

anorexia, lethargy, abdominal distension

Question 72

most common primate cage

Answer 72

squeeze cage

Question 72

what does primate herpes B cause

Answer 72

fatal in humans, lesions on MM and oral cavity of primates

Question 99

what is rabbit torticollis

Answer 99

head tilt

Question 99

enterotoxemia

Answer 99

a disruption of the normal flora of the gut

Question 99

enterotoxemia causes

Answer 99

changes in feeding, weaning, abx therapy, concurrents infections

Question 100

tyzzers diagnosis

Answer 100

per os innoculation of weanling gerbils with fecal material is one of the most sensitive tests

Question 100

what does ket cause

Answer 100

pregnancy toxemia

Question 100

cause of urolithiasis in rabbits

Answer 100

calcium excretion by the kidney with high urinary pH

Question 101

urolithiasis CS

Answer 101

anorexia, lethargy, abdominal distension

Question 101

most common primate cage

Answer 101

squeeze cage

Question 101

what does primate herpes B cause

Answer 101

fatal in humans, lesions on MM and oral cavity of primates

Question 133

what is rabbit torticollis

Answer 133

head tilt

Question 134

enterotoxemia

Answer 134

a disruption of the normal flora of the gut

Question 134

enterotoxemia causes

Answer 134

changes in feeding, weaning, abx therapy, concurrents infections

Question 135

tyzzers diagnosis

Answer 135

per os innoculation of weanling gerbils with fecal material is one of the most sensitive tests

Question 136

what does ket cause

Answer 136

pregnancy toxemia

Question 136

cause of urolithiasis in rabbits

Answer 136

calcium excretion by the kidney with high urinary pH

Question 137

urolithiasis CS

Answer 137

anorexia, lethargy, abdominal distension

Question 137

most common primate cage

Answer 137

squeeze cage

Question 138

what does primate herpes B cause

Answer 138

fatal in humans, lesions on MM and oral cavity of primates