Ate 2661 Large Animal Diseases Final 101 Correctly Answered Questions Latest Update

Neurological disease in ruminants can show variable clinical signs depending on which part of the neurological system is affected. Neurological disease can be divided into what broad categories? {Ans: Peripheral nerves, Central nervous system, Cranial nerves}What is/are the etiological agent(s) in foot rot in ruminants? {Ans: Fusobacterium necrophorum, Dichelobacter nodosus, Corynebacterium pyogenes}Pregnant ewes with one fetus are more likely to get pregnancy toxemia than those carrying more than one fetus {Ans: False}Which of the species needs to expel the neonate quickly due to the placenta separating quickly and therefore affecting oxygen to the neonate? {Ans: Equine}A client calls your clinic in panic because his mare is giving birth and he notices that the back foot is coming out first. He asks you if this is normal positioning or should he be worried that something might be wrong? Your correct response is? {Ans: No this is not normal positioning and the veterinarian should be called out to his farm immediately}Which is not a cause of dystocia? {Ans: High grain diets}