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BVetMed3: Diseases of Pregnancy
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1Which of the following would not be considered an ascending infection during pregnancy?
- AVenereal infection
- BBrucellosis
- CPostpartum infections
- DEquine placenta during pregnancy
2Which is TRUE regarding hormonal influence on immunity?
- AThere is increased disease resistance under the influence of progesterone
- BThe uterus is more susceptible to infection during the follicular phase of oestrus
- CAt oestrus, there is better drainage through an open cervix
- DInflammation in the uterus can result in increased PGF2a production
3What type of hermaphroditism is this?
- AFemale pseudohermaphrodite
- BMale pseudohermaphrodite
- CTrue hermaphrodite
4Which of the following is considered a developmental ovarian cyst rather than an acquired one?
- Aparaovarian cyst
- Bfollicular cyst
- Cluteal cyst
- Dvacuolated corpora lutea
5What type of pathology is shown in the image?
- Aluteal cyst
- Bparaovarian cyst
- Ccystic corpora lutea
- Dfollicular cyst
6Which of the following does not affect ovulation or fertility?
- ACystic corpora lutea
- BFollicular cyst
- CLuteal cyst
- DThey all affect fertility and ovulation
7Which of the following is considered a germ cell neoplasm?
- ADysgerminoma
- BTeratoma
- CGranulosa cell tumour
- DThecoma
- ECystadenoma
- FLymphoma
8What type of neoplasm is this?
- Adysgerminoma
- Bteratoma
- Cgranulosa cell tumour
- Dtheca cell tumour
9Which of the following is FALSE?
- Acystadenomas are often bilateral
- Btranscoelomic spread is possible with epithelial neoplasms
- Cgranulosa-theca cell tumours are often benign and unilateral in the mare and cow
- Dteratomas are mostly benigh and undifferentiated
10Cystic endometrial hyperplasia can lead to
- Apyometra
- Bcystadenoma
- Cgranulosa cell tumors
- Dhydrosalpinx
11What is inflammation of all layers of the uterine wall?
- AEndometritis
- BMetritis
- CHydrosalpinx
- DPyometra
- EInfectious Pustular Vulvovaginitis
12Which of the following is FALSE?
- AEndometritis is limited to the uterine mucosa
- BEndometritis can occur post service or postpartum
- CIn chronic cases of metritis, you often find persistent CL in the mare and cow
- DMetritis can be life threatening due to septicaemia
- EMetritis is inflammation of all layers of the uterine wall
13What pathology is this?
- AEndometritis
- BMetritis
- CLeiomyoma
- DInfectious pustular vulvovaginitis
14What is FALSE regarding mummification of foetuses?
- AOccurs mostly in multiparous animals
- BCannot involve bacterial infections
- CInvolves absorption of placental and foetal fluids
- DInvolves an open cervix
15Which of the following is FALSE regarding maceration?
- AFoetus becomes liquidified
- BA bacterial infection is required
- COften sequel to pyometra or endometritis
- DIt is common with venereal infections
16Which of the following requires a patent cervix?
- AMummification
- BMaceration
- CFoetal Emphysema
- DSMEDI
17What is the most likely cause of this abortion?
- AAspergillus fumigatus
- BBVDV
- CNeospora caninum
- DSalmonella Dublin
- ETrueperella pyogenes
18Would would you diagnosis bacerial and fungal diseases of abortion?
- ACulture of placenta
- BCulture of foetal stomach contents
- CCulture of uterine tissue
- DCulture of any foetal tissue
19Which of the following causes persistent infection in cattle and most commonly spreads by vertical endogenous transmission?
- ANeospora caninum
- BToxoplasma gondii
- CSchmallenberg virus
- DBluetongue
20Which of the following can cause this pathology?
- ANeospora caninum
- BToxoplasma gondii
- CBVD
- DSchmallenberg virus
21How much energy from a dairy cow does 1 litre of milk require?
- A5 MJ/litre
- B10 MJ/litre
- C8 MJ/litre
- D15 MJ/litre
22What is the maintenance energy requirement for a 700kg dairy cow?
- A50 MJ/day
- B21 MJ/day
- C63 MJ/day
- D72 MJ/day
23What is the main source of energy for dairy cows?
- AMaize silage
- BCereals
- CHay
- DHaylage
- EPasture
24When is a dairy cow's VFI at its lowest?
- Aduring the dry period
- Bcalving and early lactation
- C8 weeks after calving
- Dduring the lactation period
25What is the ewe gestation period?
- A144 days
- B150 days
- C250 days
- D182 days
26Which of the following is FALSE regarding VFI in sheep?
- AToo much concentrate will cause acidosis
- BVFI is increased around lambing
- CPregnancy diagnosis usually occurs at 11-15 weeks gestation
- DVFI is incrementally increased until 2 weeks before lambing
- EVFI is dependent on a ewe's weight and number of foetuses
27When is the ideal time to change a dairy cow's BCS?
- ACalving
- BLate Lactation
- CEarly Lactation
- DDry Period
28Which of the following is FALSE regarding fatty liver syndrome in dairy cows?
- AFat Cow Syndrome is more severe than Fatty liver syndrome
- BFat Dry cows are more likely to develop fatty liver syndrome
- CPutting fat dry cows on a low energy diet during the dry period will help prevent the development of fatty liver syndrome
- DCows that lose excessive weight in the post partum period are more likely to develop fatty liver syndrome
29When should you introduce a transition diet when calving?
- A2 weeks before calving
- B4 weeks before calving
- CAt calving
- DAny time early lactation
- E1 week post calving
30Carrier animals can shed virus via the following EXCEPT
- Asemen
- Brespiratory secretions
- Cfaeces
- Dblood
31If you detect antibodies to a pathogen in the free foetal fluids, you can conclude that
- AThe dam has been infected by the pathogen during this pregnancy
- BThe foetus has been infected by the pathogen during this pregnancy
- CThis many have been a historic infection in the dam.
- DThis may have been due to vaccination
- EThis will have been the cause of abortion of the foetus
32Which of the following would be used to determine antibody titres for viral diseases causing reprodutive failures?
- ADam
- BFoetal fluids
- CPlacenta
- DPCR
33Which of the equine herpesviruses causes abortions, respiratory disease and paralysis?
- AEHV-1
- BEHV-3
- CEHV-2
- DEHV-4
34Which equine herpesvirus does NOT cause abortions?
- AEHV-1
- BEHV-2
- CEHV-3
- DEHV-4
35EHV-1 causes multifocal necrosis in the
- Aliver
- Blungs
- Cspleen
- Dgallbladder
36Which of the following is FALSE regarding equine arteritis virus?
- AIt is a notifiable disease.
- BIt enters via the respiratory tract
- CIt enters via horizontal transmission in semen
- DIn infects lymphocytes and endothelial cells and causes arteritis
37Which of the following is TRUE regarding EAV?
- AYou can control EAV by vaccinating mares
- BThe virus persists in the testes of stallions
- CStallions can shed the virus in semen without showing clinical signs
- DThe virus persists in the endometrium of mares
38What is the equivalent of EAV in cattle?
- ABVDV
- BBovine Herpes Virus-1
- CSchmallenberg Virus
- DBluetongue
39What is the equivalent of EAV in pigs?
- AAujezsky's disease
- BAfrican Swine Fever
- CClassical Swine Fever
- DProcine Respiratory and Reproductive Syndrome
- ESwine Influenza
40When does EHV-1 typically cause abortions?
- AEarly pregnancy
- BMid pregnancy
- CAny stage of pregnancy
- DLate pregnancy
41Infection of BVDV during the first trimester of pregnancy causes
- AResorption of the foetus
- BAbortion of the foetus
- CMummification of the foetus
- DCongenital deformities
- EA weak but predominantly "normal" calf
42Infection of BVDV during which stage of pregnancy would most likely cause congenital deformities of the calf?
- AFirst trimester
- BSecond trimester
- CThird trimester
- DEqually likely throughout entire gestation
43How do dams contract BHV-1?
- AVenereal
- BContact
- CAerosol
44Which of the following is FALSE regarding BHV-1 abortions?
- AMostly occur following respiratory infections
- BThey occur predominately at 4-8 months of gestation
- CIt causes necrosis in the foetal liver and lungs
- DAbortion occurs immediately after infection
45Which of the following viruses has a neurotropism?
- ASchmallenberg
- BBluetongue
- CBVDV
- DClassical Swine fever
- EEHV-1
46Which of the following viruses is known for causing SMEDI rather than abortions?
- APorcine parvovirus
- BSchmallenberg virus
- CBluetongue
- DBVDV
47Porcine parvovirus replicates in the
- Aplacenta
- BGI tract
- Crespiratory tract
- Dreproductive tract
- Eurinary tract
48Which of the following is NOT a notifiable disease?
- AAujeszky's disease
- BClassical swine fever
- CBluetongue virus
- DPorcine Respiratory and Reproductive Syndrome (PRRS)
49Which virus has a high mortality, causes haemorrhages in the skin and other organs and causes abortions/mummification/stillbirths?
- AClassical Swine Fever
- BAujeszky's Virus
- CPRRS
- DSwine Influenza
- EPorcine Parvovirus
50Which virus can infect a queen and lead to cerebellar hypoplasia in her kittens?
- AFLV
- BFeline parvovirus
- CFIV
- DPseudorabies
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