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Pre,Intra and post complications in conception and pregnency
Question | Answer |
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When does mating occur using the 'standard system'? | 11th and 13th day after onset of pro-oestrus |
Signs of this conditions include irregular oestrus cycles, lack of libido, lethargy, weight gain. intolerance to cold. Hormonal issue | HYPOTHYROIDISM |
Most common tumour in the rabbit where the best treatment is to perform and Ovario-hysterectomy | UTERINE ADENOCARCINOMA |
Seen in the male dog where signs may include difficulty urinating, difficulty passing faeces, blood discharge from the penis. The dog may have a temperature | PROSTATE HYPERPLASIA |
This condition can be seen when a dam is bleeding excessively post partum | UTERINE RUPTURE |
Can be seen post partum in puppies, the puppies will fail to be able to succkle successfully and can develop aspiration pneumonia | CLEFT PALATE |
puppies are born apparently normal and healthy but fail to thrive and die before they reach 2 weeks of age | FADING PUPPY SYNDROME |
Birthing position where the rear of the puppy presents itself first with the legs flexed underneath | BREECH |
Condition which can cause discharge from the penis. Other signs include tenderness and dysuria | BALANITIS |
Behavioural changes – nervous, agitated Physical changes – salivation, poor co-ordination, leading to muscle tremors then convulsions, pyrexia, tachycardia, coma, death | ECLAMPSIA |
Pyrexia, hard swollen mammary glands. Milk can be blood stained | MASTITIS |
Biggest risk to the neonate due to not being able to regulate their own body temperature | HYPOTHERMIA |
This should be considered prior to mating | MATING HISTORY AND RECORDS |
Red green discharge being produced during pregnancy but no puppies. What should be done? | INTERVENTION |
more common in cat occurs soon after parturition and requires immediate attention | PROLAPSED UTERUS |
Generally, happens in the early stages of pregnancy and can be difficult to detect. Can be caused by development abnormalities infections, competition for uterine space | FOETAL RESORPTION |