Cattle Medicine flashcards

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This GoConqr page gathers more than 60 Cattle Medicine flashcard resources, covering topics from calf problems and lameness to urinary and cardiovascular conditions. University students and professional candidates can practice clinical signs, diagnosis and disease management, while teachers can find ready-made material. Pick a deck and start studying.

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Clostridial diseases and sudden death What history should you take from a farmer when investigating about sudden deaths? Rachael Jones
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5. Lameness in cattle When would you want to resee a cow that you put a block on? Rachael Jones
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Steeple chase - cows Label the hormones, discuss their roles in ovulation (including PGF2a) Siobhan Ellis
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Calf Problems: Infectious diarrhoea and other conditions Is calf diarrhoea common? Rachael Jones
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LA- Cattle Urinary Diseases What are the general presenting complaints when dealing with urinary disease in cattle? Rebecca Hitchman
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1. Lameness in cattle How high is lameness in problems faced by UK dairy farms in UK? Rachael Jones
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Cattle Skin diseases Diagnostic approach to skin disease Alinta Kalns
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Sporadic Sick Cow Clinical Signs associated with heart disease? Holly Wark
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Lameness in Cattle What are the top 3 problems facing UK diary industry? Rebecca Hitchman
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Livestock Internal Diseases sem 7 Monitoring of metabolic diseases in herds Filippa Hertzberg
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Calf problems 1 Give a list of all the calf diseases that can occur. Rachael Jones
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Calf Problems: diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control of diarrhoea Give a list of clinical features of calf scours. Rachael Jones
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Lameness in Cattle not Foot Ass. What disease of nerves cause lameness? Rebecca Hitchman
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Mastitis - clinical and subclinical What are the 2 types of mastitis? Rachael Jones
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3. Lameness in cattle What is the aetiology of foreign body penetrations? Rachael Jones
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Management and investigations What is a major problem for farmers to try and sort out their problems? Rachael Jones
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Infectious Foot Disease Why are infectious foot diseases in cattle important? Rhiannon Llwyd
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Bovine Urinary Conditions What is the approach to a bovine urinary case? Rachael Jones
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2. Lameness in cattle Where does the flexor tendon attach to P3? Rachael Jones
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Calf problems 2 Give 2 bacteria that cause septicaemia in calves. Rachael Jones
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Contagious and Environmental pathogens What are the 2 categories of mastitis? Rachael Jones
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Neurological disorders in young cattle What are conditions evident from birth? Rachael Jones
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Diseases of youngstock - Fluke, PGE, Parasitic Bronchitis, Clostridia, SBL, Bloat, OCD, BPV How would you diagnose fluke in cattle? Holly Wark
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PA Calf disease Passive transfer in calves Kelly Scott
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Diagnosis and management of BVDV infection in cattle Does BVDV cause diarrhoea? Rachael Jones
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Bacterial Diarrhoea in Cattle What are common causes of acute outbreaks of diarrhoea in young cattle? Alinta Kalns
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Pain management in cattle and PA medicine Causes of pain in cattle Kelly Scott
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cattle- Mastitis What are some tests to diagnose mastitis? Hayley Pfeffer
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Liver disease in cattle What are 6 functions of the liver? Alinta Kalns
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4. Lameness in cattle How should digit amputation be viewed? Rachael Jones
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cattle-lameness Why is lameness difficult to assess and you often only notice it in advanced stages? Hayley Pfeffer
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cattle- BVD What genus and family is BVD? Hayley Pfeffer
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Abdominal conditions + oral cavity disorders in cattle Aetiology possibilities for peritonitis? Alinta Kalns
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Cardiovascular conditions of cattle How would you examine cardiac function in cattle? Alinta Kalns
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Disorders of the head and eyes in cattle When do incisors erupt in cattle? Alinta Kalns
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Farm Animal Musculoskeletal Case How common is lameness in dairy cows? Florence Edwards
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Biosecurity, IBR and BVD There are two main principles concerned with reducing the movement of infectious diseases. What are these c... Holly Wark
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Red urine in cattle Possible differentials for haematuria Alinta Kalns
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Mastitis Treatment 4 ways to cure infection Diamond Sapphire
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Anaemia in cattle How is anaplasmosis transmitted? Alinta Kalns

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The decks offer questions on specific conditions as well as broader collections. Sporadic Sick Cow includes prompts about clinical signs and heart disease. Clostridial diseases and sudden death asks about taking a history, while Biosecurity, IBR and BVD covers principles for reducing the movement of infectious diseases.

Start with Sporadic Sick Cow if you want to practice questions on cardiovascular conditions. For a different focus, try Cattle Skin diseases, which includes prompts on diagnosis, treatment and risk factors. Read each question, form an answer, then check the card before moving on. Return to the questions you found difficult.

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Which flashcard deck should I start with?

Sporadic Sick Cow is a starting point if you want to practice questions on clinical signs and heart disease. If you are studying a different topic, choose a deck that matches it: Cattle Skin diseases includes diagnostic and treatment prompts, while Clostridial diseases and sudden death includes questions about taking a history.

What topics do these flashcards cover?

The collection includes decks on calf problems, lameness, mastitis, skin disease and sudden death. Other decks cover urinary, cardiovascular and liver conditions, as well as biosecurity and bovine viral diarrhoea. University students and professional candidates can use them to practice topic-specific questions, and teachers can find material for study tasks.

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