BVetMed3: Diseases of Pregnancy

Question

Which of the following would not be considered an ascending infection during pregnancy?

Answer 1

Venereal infection

Answer 2

Brucellosis

Answer 3

Postpartum infections

Answer 4

Equine placenta during pregnancy

Answer 5

There is increased disease resistance under the influence of progesterone

Answer 6

The uterus is more susceptible to infection during the follicular phase of oestrus

Answer 7

At oestrus, there is better drainage through an open cervix

Answer 8

Inflammation in the uterus can result in increased PGF2a production

Answer 9

Female pseudohermaphrodite

Answer 10

Male pseudohermaphrodite

Answer 11

True hermaphrodite

Answer 12

paraovarian cyst

Answer 13

follicular cyst

Answer 14

luteal cyst

Answer 15

vacuolated corpora lutea

Answer 16

luteal cyst

Answer 17

paraovarian cyst

Answer 18

cystic corpora lutea

Answer 19

follicular cyst

Answer 20

Cystic corpora lutea

Answer 21

Follicular cyst

Answer 22

Luteal cyst

Answer 23

They all affect fertility and ovulation

Answer 24

Dysgerminoma

Answer 25

Granulosa cell tumour

Answer 26

Cystadenoma

Answer 27

dysgerminoma

Answer 28

granulosa cell tumour

Answer 29

theca cell tumour

Answer 30

cystadenomas are often bilateral

Answer 31

transcoelomic spread is possible with epithelial neoplasms

Answer 32

granulosa-theca cell tumours are often benign and unilateral in the mare and cow

Answer 33

teratomas are mostly benigh and undifferentiated

Answer 34

cystadenoma

Answer 35

granulosa cell tumors

Answer 36

hydrosalpinx

Answer 37

Endometritis

Answer 38

Hydrosalpinx

Answer 39

Infectious Pustular Vulvovaginitis

Answer 40

Endometritis is limited to the uterine mucosa

Answer 41

Endometritis can occur post service or postpartum

Answer 42

In chronic cases of metritis, you often find persistent CL in the mare and cow

Answer 43

Metritis can be life threatening due to septicaemia

Answer 44

Metritis is inflammation of all layers of the uterine wall

Answer 45

Endometritis

Answer 46

Infectious pustular vulvovaginitis

Answer 47

Occurs mostly in multiparous animals

Answer 48

Cannot involve bacterial infections

Answer 49

Involves absorption of placental and foetal fluids

Answer 50

Involves an open cervix

Answer 51

Foetus becomes liquidified

Answer 52

A bacterial infection is required

Answer 53

Often sequel to pyometra or endometritis

Answer 54

It is common with venereal infections

Answer 55

Mummification

Answer 56

Maceration

Answer 57

Foetal Emphysema

Answer 58

Aspergillus fumigatus

Answer 59

Neospora caninum

Answer 60

Salmonella Dublin

Answer 61

Trueperella pyogenes

Answer 62

Culture of placenta

Answer 63

Culture of foetal stomach contents

Answer 64

Culture of uterine tissue

Answer 65

Culture of any foetal tissue

Answer 66

Neospora caninum

Answer 67

Toxoplasma gondii

Answer 68

Schmallenberg virus

Answer 69

Bluetongue

Answer 70

Neospora caninum

Answer 71

Toxoplasma gondii

Answer 72

Schmallenberg virus

Answer 73

5 MJ/litre

Answer 74

10 MJ/litre

Answer 75

8 MJ/litre

Answer 76

15 MJ/litre

Answer 77

Maize silage

Answer 78

during the dry period

Answer 79

calving and early lactation

Answer 80

8 weeks after calving

Answer 81

during the lactation period

Answer 82

Too much concentrate will cause acidosis

Answer 83

VFI is increased around lambing

Answer 84

Pregnancy diagnosis usually occurs at 11-15 weeks gestation

Answer 85

VFI is incrementally increased until 2 weeks before lambing

Answer 86

VFI is dependent on a ewe's weight and number of foetuses

Answer 87

Late Lactation

Answer 88

Early Lactation

Answer 89

Dry Period

Answer 90

Fat Cow Syndrome is more severe than Fatty liver syndrome

Answer 91

Fat Dry cows are more likely to develop fatty liver syndrome

Answer 92

Putting fat dry cows on a low energy diet during the dry period will help prevent the development of fatty liver syndrome

Answer 93

Cows that lose excessive weight in the post partum period are more likely to develop fatty liver syndrome

Answer 94

2 weeks before calving

Answer 95

4 weeks before calving

Answer 96

At calving

Answer 97

Any time early lactation

Answer 98

1 week post calving

Answer 99

respiratory secretions

Answer 100

The dam has been infected by the pathogen during this pregnancy

Answer 101

The foetus has been infected by the pathogen during this pregnancy

Answer 102

This many have been a historic infection in the dam.

Answer 103

This may have been due to vaccination

Answer 104

This will have been the cause of abortion of the foetus

Answer 105

Foetal fluids

Answer 106

gallbladder

Answer 107

It is a notifiable disease.

Answer 108

It enters via the respiratory tract

Answer 109

It enters via horizontal transmission in semen

Answer 110

In infects lymphocytes and endothelial cells and causes arteritis

Answer 111

You can control EAV by vaccinating mares

Answer 112

The virus persists in the testes of stallions

Answer 113

Stallions can shed the virus in semen without showing clinical signs

Answer 114

The virus persists in the endometrium of mares

Answer 115

Bovine Herpes Virus-1

Answer 116

Schmallenberg Virus

Answer 117

Bluetongue

Answer 118

Aujezsky's disease

Answer 119

African Swine Fever

Answer 120

Classical Swine Fever

Answer 121

Procine Respiratory and Reproductive Syndrome

Answer 122

Swine Influenza

Answer 123

Early pregnancy

Answer 124

Mid pregnancy

Answer 125

Any stage of pregnancy

Answer 126

Late pregnancy

Answer 127

Resorption of the foetus

Answer 128

Abortion of the foetus

Answer 129

Mummification of the foetus

Answer 130

Congenital deformities

Answer 131

A weak but predominantly "normal" calf

Answer 132

First trimester

Answer 133

Second trimester

Answer 134

Third trimester

Answer 135

Equally likely throughout entire gestation

Answer 136

Mostly occur following respiratory infections

Answer 137

They occur predominately at 4-8 months of gestation

Answer 138

It causes necrosis in the foetal liver and lungs

Answer 139

Abortion occurs immediately after infection

Answer 140

Schmallenberg

Answer 141

Bluetongue

Answer 142

Classical Swine fever

Answer 143

Porcine parvovirus

Answer 144

Schmallenberg virus

Answer 145

Bluetongue

Answer 146

respiratory tract

Answer 147

reproductive tract

Answer 148

urinary tract

Answer 149

Aujeszky's disease

Answer 150

Classical swine fever

Answer 151

Bluetongue virus

Answer 152

Porcine Respiratory and Reproductive Syndrome (PRRS)

Answer 153

Classical Swine Fever

Answer 154

Aujeszky's Virus

Answer 155

Swine Influenza

Answer 156

Porcine Parvovirus

Answer 157

Feline parvovirus

Answer 158

Pseudorabies

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